When the cows come home, 

here is what they will hear.

These are very sensitive musicians who believe that;
It is better to be mooed than booed !

Salem, Wisconsin -

2 year old toddler falls out 

of moving U-Haul Van

A two year old wearing only a diaper fell out of the back of a moving U-Haul truck on State Hwy 83, in Salem, Wi. on Saturday afternoon, 4/18/2015 at approximately 4:30 pm.

The incident was witnessed and responded to by members of the town of Salem Fire and Rescue, who happened to be going into the Station at that time.

A paramedic scooped up the child from the road and brought the child into the fire/rescue station where the child received immediate medical care.  The child was treated for a large bump to the head and extensive “road rash” before being transported to an area hospital.  No further information about the condition of the child is available at this time.

The driver was unaware of the rear door being partially opened when the child fell out of the rear of the truck. The driver of the vehicle further stated he was unaware the toddler was in the back of the van before he closed the rear door. 

Kenosha County Sheriff dispatch was notified of the incident and Sheriff Deputies brought the driver of the U-Haul truck back to the Salem Fire/Rescue building. 

Folks, this was a real event, so let's pray for the child's well being and full recovery.

Voters elect Paulson and Torhorst

for Racine County Circuit Court 

seats 6 and 9.

At RCC we have a track record of knowing how to remove a corrupt judge, but we haven’t yet learned how to place a judge in office. You can bet in the next two years we will be working on this issue.

Now with the elections over, it is our hope that elected Judge David Paulson will exceed our expectations, follow in Michael Piontec’s footsteps, and amaze us with his work product.

To Judge David Paulson and Allen Torhorst, congratulations on your victory.

Please help make the Racine County Circuit Court system one that the public can trust and be proud of.

RCC

Vote Today

RCC has vetted the candidates for

Racine County Circuit Court,

Branch 6 and 9

RCC endorses: 

Tricia Hanson
Branch 6

AND 
                                                                  

                              Joseph Seifert

                            Branch 9

Because it does matter who you stand before!

Vetting process

discloses complaint against

Branch 9 candidate

Contrary to published reports in the local news press, RCC has uncovered a complaint alleging judicial misconduct of Racine County Circuit Court Judge Allen Torhorst.   The complaint was filed last year to the Wisconsin Judicial Commission by a Racine County citizen.

The complaint alleges Judge Torhorst's misconduct about various legal matters involving guardianship, freezing of bank accounts. and conducting court without notice.

The complaint specifically alleges that Judge Torhorst conducted a motion hearing that was previously canceled by a court clerk, without the complainant or complainant’s attorney present.

 “(and without notice that the matter was proceeding)”

Source - Wisconsin Judicial Commission response to complainant

The complaint is currently in the investigative stage at the Wisconsin Judicial Commission. The Judicial Commission is awaiting court transcripts for further review of the complaint.

Folks ,  we have not had the opportunity to fully vet this complaint, but we do have the documentation to validate the complaint has been filed, and responded to by the Wisconsin Judicial Commission. Please keep in mind that these are allegations, and the complaint is in the investigative process.

We at RCC also know the complainant doesn’t stand a chance in hell to sanction the judge, even IF Judge Torhorst is guilty of misconduct.  The Wisconsin Judicial Commission is part of the bias, prejudice and corrupt Supreme Court.

Weigh this information accordingly, because we have the right to inform you and you have the right to know. Get out and Vote on Tuesday, April 7th. because it does matter who you stand before. 

ELECTIONS

Tuesday April 7^th.2015

Racine County Circuit Court

JUDGE-Branch 6

Paulson vs. Hanson

RCC has engaged in an extensive vetting process of who will best serve the citizens of Racine County.

The month long vetting process of the Racine County Circuit Court candidates included the following;

Attending several public judicial forums,

Reviewing court records,

Reviewing court decisions,

Reviewing court documents

Attending court hearings and trials

Interviewing plaintiffs and defendants

Sending out judicial questionnaires

One on one conversations with the judicial candidates

During the judicial vetting process

we also considered the dynamics

that each candidate will bring

into their court, to include the following:

Constitutional law and protecting the citizen

The candidate’s current position in life

Community involvement

Life experiences

Why the candidate desires to be Judge,

Who will be the fairest of the fairest and

The current state of affairs in the Racine County Circuit Court system.

We had spent plenty of time in the Racine County Circuit Court system researching records, attending court hearings and trials, interviewing defendants, plaintiffs and court officials.  However, we had not viewed any of municipal judge David Paulson’s court events. So, we went the extra mile to attend David Paulson’s municipal court in Caledonia on Tuesday evening to listen and view Mr. Paulson at work. After all this vetting we feel confident both are qualified to sit on the bench.

The judicial vetting process also illuminated the character of both candidates, revealing their political affiliation, sense of humor, work ethics, confidence and humility.

Most of the character differences were minimal in value to weigh in for the best candidate.

One candidate through our vetting process displayed more tenacity, the track record to work harder, work smarter, and go the extra mile to protect the citizens of Racine County. We also believe this candidate has the right demeanor to make a great Chief Judge. That candidate is Patricia Hanson.

Patricia Hanson has earned our endorsement for Racine County Circuit Court, Branch - 6. 

Get out and vote Tuesday, April 7th because it does matter who you stand before !

“Water Weenie”

Racine County Sheriff Chris Schmaling announced today the return of the  “water weenie” boat to his fleet of rescue and wave runner craft.

The weenie craft in the past has been used successfully for surveillance and water patrol operations. This year the boat has been specially outfitted with hidden red and blue flashing lights, siren, a Pa hailing system and water cannon.  The water weenie craft will again be piloted by Deputy Sheriff Sergeant Dan Hogan during the 2015 water season.  Officer Hogan recently attended Coast Guard recertification classes and has been cleared to ride shotbun and hot dog around with the water rescue craft. The water weenie craft will be moored at the boat launch ramp by the Top Dog Hot Dog stand.

That's all folks !

Racine County Corruption has finished the 

vetting process

of judicial candidates for

 Racine County Circuit Court branch 9.

      

The month long vetting process included the following;

Attending several public judicial forums,

Reviewing court records,

Reviewing court decisions,

Reviewing court documents

Attending court hearings and trials

Interviewing  plaintiffs and defendants

Sending out judicial questionnaires

One on one conversations with the judicial candidates

During the judicial vetting process

we also considered the dynamics

that each candidate will bring

into his court, to include the following:

Constitutional law and protecting the citizen

The candidate’s current position in life

Community involvement

Life experiences

Why the candidate desires to be Judge,

Who will be the fairest of the fairest and

The current state of affairs in the Racine County Circuit Court system.

Let’s begin and end with the man who currently holds the Branch 9 judicial seat, incumbent Chief Judge Allen Torhorst. 

Judge Allen Torhorst announced last year in 2014 he would not be seeking judicial re-election this year. That was before Allen Torhorst was anointed  as Chief Judge of State Judicial Administrative District, Branch 2, (not to be confused with the local Racine County Circuit Court branches). As Chief Judge, Allen Torhorst presides over all the Judges in State Judicial Administrative District, Branch 2. State Judicial Administrative District Branch 2 includes the following courts;

Racine County Circuit Court

Kenosha County Circuit Court and

Walworth County Circuit Court.

With the position of Chief Judge, came the power and responsibilities of managing and controlling 30 plus judges, court commissioners and court staff.  See chart below.

Judge Torhorst’s change of heart of retirement raised concerns in the RCC staff as to why one would reconsider unretirement.

Considering Judge Torhorst was already over 70 years old when he announced retirement last year, we wondered what could have inspired him to sit on the bench for another 6 years.

So the $100.00 dollar question became why did Allen Torhorst unretire and wish to continue to sit on the bench?

Why did Judge Torhorst decide to unretire?

Was it the lure of power?

Did he have unfinished goals as a judge?

Perhaps the additional pay and pension increase as Chief Judge?

Or was it something much more, let us say complicated?

The $100.00 dollar question was never answered.
Nor did Judge Torhorst bother to respond to our list of judicial questions forwarded to him for the vetting process.

With the $100.00 dollar question remaining unanswered. RCC can only speculate to the reason(s) why Allen Torhorst now wants to continue to be a Judge. After spending several hundred hours in the judicial vetting process, we were unable to determine thru research, observation and questioning why Allen Torhorst changed his mind on retirement.  The reason for his change of heart has not been disclosed to us.  Allen Torhorst appears to be a judicial candidate without passion, reasons or goals to continue as a judge.
STRIKE ONE !

Which now brings us to our second concern in the Racine County Circuit Court system, the issue of; Veracity.

RCC in the past has made aware to the Racine County Circuit Court system issues of veracity before the court. The court has time and time again failed to act on our complaints.  There is a current case before the Racine County Court system that veracity is again an issue before the court, Case # 2014CF1506. The court continues to fail to act upon our notice.  The lack of veracity before the Racine Court currently violates SCR 20:3:3 ( lack of candor before the Tribunal) and Federal U.S. Section 18 U.S.C. § 1503.

With Judge Allen Torhorst acting as Chief Judge, who has the oversight power of all the Racine Circuit Court Judges, the lack of veracity continues to remain an issue in the Racine County Circuit Court system.  
STRIKE TWO !

Our third concern of the Racine County Circuit Court system is the continuing appearance of status quo while under Torhorst's control.The Racine County Circuit Court system continues to remain a judicial district in need of cleansing under the Torhorst regime.

Several bias, prejudice and corrupt judges continue their schemes under Torhorst's rule.
The game of "pay to play " appears to be alive and well in the Racine County Circuit Court system.
Judge Torhorst stated "The judicial system is a branch of government. It must be adequately funded to be/remain responsive and independent." -source, Racine County Bar Association, 2015 public forum candidate information/questionnaire sheet.
Judge Torhorst didn't state where the funding would come from. With the scion billionarie before the court, avoiding the requirement of providing a DNA sample or registering as a pedifile or sexual offender, it became showtime...... "show me the money." 

Folks, we can't call strike three.
That call continues to remain in the hands of the voters.
but if we could make the call;
STRIKE THREE-YOU'RE OUT OF HERE !