Over the past several years, there has been increased need to defend members of the judiciary against baseless ad hominem attacks, often leveled for nothing more than judges and justices simply doing their jobs.
While you might think these incendiary comments and personal criticisms are limited to disgruntled litigants who swell with emotion on a personal matter, sadly, all too often, I see it from our fellow attorneys and officers of the courts as well as from those in the senior levels of our government.
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