Judge Huey P. Cotton - Quid Pro Quo and Life of Bar Association Parties. Mr. Swag Himself.

An engaging narrator with an outgoing persona does not necessarily translate into an unbiased jurist. Huey P. Cotton, who presides over the Van Nuys Courthouse East, is both a fraudulent judge and an untruthful individual. Consider his words carefully and ask yourself: does he exhibit impartiality? When he grants a "continuance," is that the proper way for a judge to behave? Note how he speaks of his Armenian colleagues as if they were his protectors, and ask yourself whether he would be swayed by their opinions if they contacted him regarding a case. Only a dishonest person would deny it; certainly Huey would not. This is the sort of challenge that the public confronts: bar associations that control judges by funneling money to them through law firms. Just wait until you hear Judge Huey Cotton's diatribe about the corrupt San Fernando Valley Bar Association; imagine how much more corrupt the Los Angeles County Bar Association must be. This is not the justice that the people deserve or anticipate, but rather the warped and dishonorable version that we all too frequently encounter.