Justice by Exhaustion - How Nashua’s Courts Protect Power and Punish Dissent (Part IV) - Granite Grok

Justice by Exhaustion - How Nashua’s Courts Protect Power and Punish Dissent (Part IV) - Granite Grok

The Pocket Judiciary In Nashua, justice doesn’t feel random. I was told that Superior Court cases are assigned through a “round-robin” system to keep things fair. Yet fifteen of my cases went to the same judge. This was simply not statistically possible, and patterns have meaning. That judge, Charles Temple, became the City’s go-to authority ... Read more The post Justice by Exhaustion – How Nashua’s Courts Protect Power and Punish Dissent (Part…