Quo vadis, Carl Becker - 2: nobody wants to employ a retired rogue judge?

I wrote on this blog that I will be monitoring compliance of the retired judge Carl Becker with attorney registration laws.

Becker retired on July 31, 2015, and was required by court rules to re-register for his new office and location by August 30, 2015.

Here is Becker's new registration information as of today:












Of course, the "no public discipline" part is a joke - Carl Becker's misconduct was legendary and was subject of several lawsuits against him, all dismissed because of absolute judicial immunity, even for malicious and corrupt acts on the bench.

Yet, multiple lawsuits filed against Becker over the years state all of Becker's shenanigans that plaintiffs at least know about - and that is the tip of a huge and ugly iceberg.  

It was a little more than a year from the time I first started exposing Becker in March of 2014 to the time of his "early retirement" announced on May 5, 2015 claiming the sudden need to spend time with his 10-year-old granddaughter (all the previous 10 years Becker, apparently, did not feel that need).

Which tells me that exposure and shaming of judicial misconduct works - when nothing else does.

Our "most humble" monster ran from the bench when his monstrosities were regularly aired on the blog.

It is a shame that the monster still draws retirement benefits, after committing egregious misconduct on the bench and unlawfully ruining many lives.

Yet, those who Becker has hurt may find some mode of relief in his new registration information showing that nobody hired him and he does not practice law - at least at this time, which raises questions: 

• With such a beautiful record of lawsuits, nobody wants him as an attorney?

• Too much of a taint on the reputation of the law firm who would hire him?

• He alienated too many people and do not dare to practice law?  

• He hopes he will get some perk assignments for presiding as a judicial hearing officer from his buddies?

I will be monitoring change of Carl Becker and will be reporting it on the blog.

And I will be monitoring Carl Becker's assignments as a judicial officer and will report them to the public on this blog, too.

Stay tuned.