

Over 100 cases of judicial misconduct are examined, revealing systemic issues within the legal system and the need for reform.
“Judging Corruption”
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Over 100 cases of judicial misconduct are examined, revealing systemic issues within the legal system and the need for reform.
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Margaret Morrow, a prominent figure in the legal community, appears alongside other key players like Bonnie Dumanis and Charles Grassley in "Rogues In Robes." The documentary investigates judicial corruption within the United States, detailing specific cases that reveal systemic failures in the legal system. It calls for urgent reforms, including term limits for judges and the removal of immunities that shield corrupt officials. By addressing these issues, the film seeks to foster dialogue about restoring public trust in the judiciary.
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Why Watch
- See Margaret Morrow discuss judicial integrity.
- Find out about term limits for judges.
- Meet key figures advocating for judicial reform.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Julia Davis.
- It features notable figures such as Charles Grassley and Margaret Morrow.
- The documentary has a runtime of 112 minutes.
- It was produced in the United States and is in English.
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Who directed the documentary 'Rogues In Robes'?
Julia Davis directed the documentary 'Rogues In Robes'.
What is the runtime of 'Rogues In Robes'?
'Rogues In Robes' has a runtime of 112 minutes.
What are some of the key issues addressed in 'Rogues In Robes'?
Key issues addressed include judicial corruption, the need for term limits, and the elimination of immunities for corrupt officials.
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