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Dangerous Judges Who Protect Criminals Instead of Victims Must be Exposed and Shamed

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Recidivism is out of control in our country. Heinous crimes are perpetrated daily by criminals who have been arrested not once or twice, but often dozens of times, released by judges who live privileged, safe lives and who are guided by some utopian notion of “fairness” or “equity”.

Bolstered by Democrat-passed laws that “raise the age” or seek “social justice” or otherwise protect dangerous people in our society, judges set criminals free with impunity, never mind the consequences. Judges for whom there is no accountability for the terrible consequences of their bad decisions.

I say: Enough! It is time that people across our country, on behalf of the victims, strike back. How? By publicizing the names and faces of the judges who act with carelessness and who are lauded by the Left even as they constitute a serious threat to the ordinary law-abiding citizens of our country.

An excellent example is Teresa Molina-Gonzalez, a judge in the Circuit Court of Cook County in Illinois, who is responsible for releasing Lawrence Reed, a serial offender who had been arrested more than 70 times. Reed, already accused of a crime of arson, recently poured gasoline on an innocent woman and set fire to her on a Chicago train. As I write, she is in critical condition, fighting for her life. With luck she will pull through but chances are her scars will forever haunt her and her life will never be the same. She will endlessly be looking over her shoulder, scared to death there will be another attacker.