Did you know that Judge Roy Moore, Alabama , was removed from the bench ?

Not just America and Europe but the whole world, ncluding the middle east Kam.

I live in Alabama and Roy Moore is a religious fanatic. He was given the option of moving the homemade Ten Commandments plaque from the courtroom itself to an outer chamber, and he refused. This refusal to obey the ruling of a State court is why he was removed from the bench. He was trying to inflict his religious beliefs on everyone. He was blatantly disregarding the seperation of church and State laws set forth by the Constitution. He wanted to be a zealot and make the matter into more than it ever needed to be. His personal beliefs have no place in the courtroom. He should be guided by the law when he was ruling on cases and then he could be guided by his religion in his personal life. Not everyone (even in the Deep South) is a Christian and posting the Ten Commandments could have been offensive to some.

There is no place in law for religious fundamentalism.When he sits in judgement he should do so with his countries laws in mind not the laws and judgements he holds as a religious person.If he can't separate the two he can't sit in judgement.

As for breaking the rules by displaying the plaque doesn't that send out the message that it's ok to break rules.Hardly a message a judge,of all people, should be putting out.

The way I see it is that if you're going to display the basic rules of law for one religion you must display the basic rules of law for all other religions....which would take up more than just a small space on a wall.

So it's either all or none. You can't just pick and choose which religion to give representation to when you have a country based on freedom of religion.

He strikes me as a dangerous judge, he's there to implement the law, not his own opinions and agenda. As someone trained in US law I would have thought he should realise that. A religious judge in Alabama doesn't bode well with me I'm afraid, he sounds too much like the old slavers did, it's just the type of thing I'd expect from them, I instinctively mistrust his motives.

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What is he, a judge, a preacher or a politician ?

He is entitled to his opinion & his bosses are entitled to take the appropriate action against him too.

Being a judge, doesn't make him untouchable, he should judge people in the courtroom & no where else.

I feel so sorry for this poor deluded man..

To blame all his countries woes on people who don't believe in his mythical god ..

Instead of whinging about the so called lack of faith that has brought his country to a place that only god can help , Maybe he should be out helping the poor as opposed to just locking them up.....

That applies perfectly. Not just America, but the whole world.

If he broke State Law,as a judge,he should have known better!