Complaint Review: State of Maryland Commission on Judicial Disabilities - Linthicum Heights Maryland

BEWARE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL DISABILITIES. My complaint were essentially ignored. By doing they have obstructed justice, and are guilty of dereliction of her duties. They accept the fact that I was prohibited from using my evidence necessary to win my case. Rather than being part of the solution, they is part of the problem.

My complaint has very little to do with money, but rather with getting justice. Once again, a judge is not held accountable for his illegal actions. You be the judge. Please read the following letters regarding my complaint.

The Commission is pitiful.

ANTHONY RAYMOND

973 Circle Drive

Baltimore, Maryland 21227

(410) 247-0837

[email protected]

________________________________________________________________________

December 1, 2019

Tanya Bernstein

Director/Investigative Counsel

State of Maryland

Commission on Judicial Disabilities

P.O. Box 340

Linthicum Heights, MD 21090-0340

Anthony Raymond vs. Michael Lang Case Number#: 0101-0010918-2019

Dear Director Bernstein:

This complaint is about Judge Barbara Waxman. My complaint about Judge Waxman includes this letter, and my letters to Waxman in August and October. For your convenience, I am once again including two letters from Geico, which Judge Scurti refused to allow me to use. I have also included photos of my damages which Scurti not only refused to use and return to me, and my repairs from Heritage, and most importantly my letters from Geico. Waxman’s letter to me 10-8-19 indicates I should have had these at trial, which of course I did. This letter is also

included to show that she also did not review my complaint, but also ignored the facts. Unless the court intentionally deleted information from the transcript and recording, it will show that Judge Scurti would not allow me the present any evidence. You may also wish to include my complaint regarding Judge Scurti, and my letter to him dated 8-18-2019. You have this information.

The courts and the judges in Maryland, particularly in Baltimore City, have an awful reputation. Even the police do not like or trust the judges and our court system. Criminals roam the streets because judges allow them free reign. Yet the victims cannot have their voices heard. Your office should serve to protect the rights of its citizens, not serve as a mouthpiece for the judges.

It is pitiful the way I have been treated in your court, but even more so by your commission choosing to ignore the facts of my previous complaint. Judges act above the law because they know they are protected by those that are supposed to monitor their activities. There is neither accountability, nor consequences for the judges in Baltimore City.

I received a letter from Kendra Jolivet. Obviously, like Judge Waxman, there was either no review of the transcript, or incriminating parts of the transcript were intentionally deleted. Based upon my past experiences, this complaint will probably also be a waste of time. However, this complaint will serve to prove that I attempted to receive justice through the Commission on Judicial Disabilities.

One’s effort to seek justice in the district court should not depend on a judge’s familiarity or friendship with an attorney. My case was decided before I ever entered Judge Scurti’s court. Judge Waxman should have investigated this, and your commission should have investigated my previous complaint.

I remind you that Governor Hogan’s office referred me to you. As Administrative Judge, Judge Waxman’s duties and obligations are to protect her court from unethical judges, and to serve justice by protecting the citizens. Instead she has attempted to protect her judge. It was impossible for me to have a fair trial. Although my case had very little monetary value, it was clearly compromised and sabotaged by Judge Scurti in his court.

Please be assured that after this complaint is also not addressed properly, I will continue to seek justice elsewhere. My hope is that my continued and future efforts will result in people getting a fair opportunity to present their case in the District Court of Baltimore. This should not a favor to them by a judge. This is their right!

Sincerely,

Anthony Raymond

ANTHONY RAYMOND

973 Circle Drive

Baltimore, Maryland 21227

(410) 247-0837

[email protected]

________________________________________________________________________

August 21, 2019

Tanya Bernstein

Director/Investigative Counsel

State of Maryland

Commission on Judicial Disabilities

P.O. Box 340

Linthicum Heights, MD 21090-0340

Anthony Raymond vs. Michael Lang Case Number#: 0101-0010918-2019

Dear Director Bernstein:

Your assistant instructed me to forward my complaint to you. This complaint is outlined in the letter I have sent to Judge Scurti. I believe he is guilty of judicial misconduct and malpractice. His conduct was prejudicial to the proper administration of justice. He has violated Rules 18-102.2, 18-102.6 and others.

I have also included the two letters which should have been used at the so-called trial. It is pitiful that one is not allowed to present evidence at trial, just because my adversary has a corporate lawyer known by Judge Scurti. He even ignored my reference to Maryland Transportation Rule 21-1-003 (d), and took no appropriate action in that regard.

The following is taken directly from my complaint entered with the District Court:

3. On December 14, 2018 I was exiting from a parking space on Thames Street at the intersection of Wolfe Street. I was the very last spot on the right. The only way for me to legally reverse was to back up to Wolfe Street. When I began my exit, there were no cars visible in either direction. As I completed my reversal, a vehicle drove into my driver’s side fender, and broadsided me.

He backed up a bit, enough to allow me to exit my vehicle. I expected an apology as he apparently drove through the stop sign at the intersection. Instead he proceeded to scream at me, saying I struck his car. I asked him if he was crazy, since my car had completed my exit. He continued yelling at me. Then his girlfriend started to yell at me. I said I wanted his

insurance card. He refused. He said that I have two choices. I should leave and forget about the accident, or he would call the police. I told him I have his license plate number, and I now I wanted the police to address the issue, especially since he had been so belligerent and confrontational.

6. On December 19, Laura Terry called me from Geico and informed me that I was responsible for the accident. I asked her how I could be at fault when the other vehicle broadsided me. She said first that I should have reversed me car completely and backed up across the intersection. I told her this was illegal, and should a police officer see me I would surely be ticketed, since this was against the law. She also said the other driver was waiting for my parking spot to pull in after I left. I reminded her that first this was not true, and the evidence clearly shows I had already exited from the spot.

If he was parked in the intersection as she indicates, I could not have reversed my car. Also, if that were true, he should have given me enough room to exit my space. Secondly, his car was not even lined up with my spot. Lang’s vehicle apparently had driven through the intersection. The videos clearly show that had my car not been struck on Wolfe Street, it is probable that a parked vehicle adjacent to me would have been struck in the same area. Thirdly, if that were true, and I somehow drove into him, this means that he was parked in the intersection which is again illegal.

7. On December 29, I received a letter from Emera Sullivan, the Geico representative assigned for Michael Lang. Her letter states “Mr. Lang was waiting in the intersection for you.” This letter confirms that this is what he reported to Geico.

She states that I stated “Mr. Lang’s vehicle struck the front driver’s side of your vehicle from an unknown direction.” If he struck the side of my vehicle head on, then it is obvious which direction he came from, and he was coming at me from a perpendicular direction. I told Geico that Lang was not in sight when I was backing up, but apparently ran through the stop sign. How could it be an “unknown direction?”

8. If Lang had driven through the stop sign, as I suspect then that is illegal and caused the accident. If Lang was “waiting” in the intersection, as he alleges, then that is also illegal, and caused the accident. He struck my automobiles side with the front of his vehicle.

My trial was more than just a complaint against Lang. I also have a complaint against Geico with the Maryland Insurance Commission. There will be a hearing. I am very upset. Judge Scurti has compromised both cases by his conduct.

When one initiates a complaint one should expect impartiality, even if the judge is familiar with or friends with the other attorney. I really resent the way I was treated in this courtroom, and I trust that you will take appropriate actions so this judge, or for that matter any judge does not treat someone this way. I also think Scurti should be responsible for all of my court fees and damages.

Sincerely,

Anthony Raymond