Where it becomes so evident of a lie are in cases where there is a bribe involved and its most difficult to establish the situation of a bribe.
So, the judges can only do as much as they could and sometimes, out of the most honest attempt of the process comes a hard mistake. I bet you, there are those that are always going to be in favour or against any ruling on a case either, it was just or unjust. Where you stand makes the difference. It doesn't make you a just man either, neither do I object to the fact that, judges can deliberately lie in court triers.
Marc doesn't mean anything about judges lying about the formal points of the case at hand. What Marc means is that the whole process that the judge does is a lie. It's something like this.
We have the Constitution,
and the operation of what
the Constitution says has
developed into court rules
and procedures... which
are found in the various
Rules of Court books.
Over the years the ways the
judges have developed their
use of court rules, bypasses
the court rules and the law
and even the Constitution
some of the time. It could
be called, "court policy."
Through extensive study
Marc and his people have
gone through the Constitution,
the laws, and the court rules,
and have found that court
policy does not legally use
what court rules say it should,
or even what Constitution
and laws say.
Possibly the biggest infraction
against laws and Constitution
is that laws and Constitution
say "innocent until proven guilty."
This is supposed to be at the
foundation of the courts and
courtroom procedure. But the
judges operate as though they
were following the policy of
"guilty until proven innocent."