Is it possible to sue a Federal District Court Judge for Judicial Misconduct,Fraud and Fraud upon The Court ? Yes or No.

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   Mickey LarsonPro

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   Answered February 14, 2013 20:28. I agree with my colleague. The suggested course of action probably doesn't include a lawsuit against the judge.

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   Philip CavePro

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   Answered February 14, 2013 10:24. These are the sort of issues that could be addressed by your lawyer at trial/hearing.
   Most states and federal courts permit motions to recuse a judge for various reasons.
   Talk to your lawyer about these issues.

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   Michael T MillarPro

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   Answered February 14, 2013 10:27. Generally, no.

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   Rixon Rafter

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   Answered February 16, 2013 11:05. As a general rule, 'no'.

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