Readers are encouraged to send in stories about "pre-judges" of the State of New York

I've written on this blog about all sorts of pre-judgments of many cases pertaining to myself and my family members, for our stance against judicial misconduct in New York State and federal courts.

The most recent blog post was about Judge Kevin Dowd who states before he began the ex parte trial that it is all clear to him that the plaintiffs (who did not even care to come to the trial) are definitely entitled to damages, before any proof was submitted to the court - and that it is a shame that the case has gotten "so far" and has not settled long time ago.

I've got several responses from readers with stories of prejudgment of their own.

One of the readers suggested a term "pre-judge".

After all, a judge who is pre-judging the case instead of judging the case, is not a judge, but is, indeed, a pre-judge.

I believe the shoe fits, and confer the dishonorary title of prejudge to Judge Kevin Dowd.

If you want your own stories about pre-judges in your life, please, write to me with documents showing the prejudgment.