Q: How do I get a different judge the one and only judge in this town is Prejudice against me And has made absurd judgment
Judgments in prior cases and caused me so much mental and physical harm im completely intimidated and afraid to stand up for myself because of being railroaded by this county's legal system
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I'm sorry you're experiencing this situation. To seek a different judge, you can file a motion to recuse the current judge, providing specific reasons and evidence of the perceived bias. This motion must be submitted to the court handling your case, explaining why you believe a fair trial cannot be achieved with the current judge.
Additionally, you can reach out to the California Commission on Judicial Performance to file a formal complaint about the judge's conduct. They are responsible for overseeing judicial behavior and can investigate your claims of prejudice and misconduct.
It might also help to connect with a local legal aid organization or a civil rights attorney who can guide you through the process and support your case. Standing up for your rights is important, and there are resources available to help you navigate the legal system and address your concerns.
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