Letter to the Editor
Daily Press
P.O. Box 1389
Victorville, CA. 92392
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Mr. No Name
Earthly justice hides convenient self deceptions in the bushes of the Law. That was the gist of the article in Sunday’s Daily Press, May 16, 2010. At least it is the gist of Judge Lemkau who protests his public censure by hiding in the bushes. True he acted within his authority as judge in the custody case of Ms. Tagle, he acted in accordance with the judgments of others, he acted within accepted bounds of legal restraint but he failed to protect the little life in question. That failure is what bothers the people.
We “Law and Order” fans have a question, could not the judge have ordered a temporary retraining order requiring a mental examination for Mr. Garcia? Would not that action have been in the best interest of justice? If he had there is a possibility that the judge would have saved two lives. Instead, the Judge arrogantly and outrageously called Katie Tagle a liar and dismissed her request for a restraining order. This is human justice at it’s best.
Justice for that little life is no longer subject to human hypocrisy. What was his name Daily Press? You know, the 9 month old son of Mr. Garcia. Why do you not mention his name? Was he merely a mass of protoplasm to be without standing in Judge Lemkau’s court or the court of public opinion as defined by the Daily Press. Does the difficult life situation into which he was birthed preclude “Mr. No Name” from all justice or protection under the law? That arrogance also bothers the people.
Jesus told of the Unjust Judge in Luke 18:1-8. It is ironic that the nagging seeker of justice before that Unjust Judge is a women like Ms. Tagle. We the people must keep nagging at our earthly fallible justice system, including it’s judges, to progress toward the best definition of justice possible here on earth. We naggers will not be so easily dismissed. Politics be damned.
Thankfully custody is no longer a legal issue for little “No Name” for he has found complete justice in the protecting arms of Jesus Christ, the Just Judge.
G.Goslaw
Victorville, CA.
