"Judges are on a salary, and the last thing they want is more cases- every one I know is overworked as it is, what with all the meth-head crime these days. They gain no advantage by you winning your case- actually, if they're trying to "stack the deck", they'd do it in favor of defendants, so plaintiffs are discouraged from filing suits."
I think you just proved my point.
True, judges are on a salary and don't get paid more if you win your case but they do get more people to file when there is a chance that they will win. If there were no chance of winning there would be no lawsuits.
True, judges may be very busy but it is because they do rule in favor of some of the plaintiffs. That is good for them because it means gauranteed employment. Judges don't work any harder or longer than they want to but instead it brings more judges into the businees to handle the additional cases.
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