The imperious Judicial Department is at it again.

The holy robes, so consumed with their power and control, thought they could get away with stealing public records from us. They forgot, as they do all too often: We are the citizens who own these records and they are merely the custodians we entrust with being our able and honest servants – wherever those genuine public-service types exist.

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