Q: CAN I LEGALLY DEMAND JUSTICE FROM A MEXICAN JUDGE THAT HAS HARRASED ME AND FRAMED ME, AND ILLEGALLY ABUSE POWER, I AM US
I AM AN AMERICA CITIZEN LIVING IN MEXICO
A:
No. Since you live in Mexico, you would be subject to their laws and regulations as if you were a Mexican citizen.
If you live in a jurisdiction, or are even visiting, you are expected to abide by their laws and rules.
It's the old, "When in Rome...."
A: You can assert your rights through the Mexican justice system in a number of ways. You can file appeals of decisions (apelacion), file an extraordinary writ (amparo), you can also sue the judge civilly, make a complaint against them (queja), file a complaint with Human Rights (Derechos Humanos) or file criminal charges against them (denuncia). You could do this from California or the US if you gave a power of attorney to an attorney in Mexico to be able to litigate the issue in your absence.
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