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Alabama judge who called colleagues ‘Uncle Tom’ removed from bench

An Alabama judge who called her fellow jurists “Uncle Tom” and “heifer,” and who allegedly put her finger on the scales in domestic cases has been yanked from the bench.

A nine-judge panel found that Nakita Blocton, of Jefferson County, Ala., had a history of “inappropriate comments” and, as regarded her staff, a “pattern of abuse,” according to Law & Crime.

That abuse included “excessive, unproductive, and unnecessary nights and weekends” she forced her underlings to work, according to the panel’s Dec. 10 judgment.

And when her actions came under investigation by the state Judicial Inquiry Commission, the disgraced magistrate attempted a coverup, “order[ing] employees to allow her to see their private cellphones so that information that might be relevant to the Commission’s investigation could be deleted,” according to the judgment.

Blocton, who was a circuit judge in the Birmingham court’s domestic relations division, also used fake Facebook accounts “to communicate with litigants in a pending domestic-relations case in an effort to affect the outcome of the case,” according to the judgment.

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1 thought on “Alabama judge who called colleagues ‘Uncle Tom’ removed from bench”

  1. Not only should she lose her job and be fined but she should she be in JAIL for this! The fact that she tampered to change the outcome of the trails will give those who were tried a reason to appeal the decisions. Those people/families in these domestic related cases have suffered from her abuse of power and now the courts will be responsible for retrial of the cases. You think there was a backlog before? Now it will be even worse and cost the taxpayers more $$$$.

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