According to this story in the high profile Steven DeMocker case, "In a written order, Judge Michael Bluff, writing for [Judge] Darrow, said 'extraordinary circumstances exist and that delay is indispensable to the interests of justice.'"
Interest of justice?
Spiritually speaking, it would have been better if Judge Bluff had never mentioned the word "justice." Unless he's repented from his earlier sin, he's even worse off than before. For now that he claims he knows what justice is, now that he claims he can see, his guilt remains.
Even though there's some question about why Judge Bluff is writing for Judge Darrow (developing story - if you have input, please send a comment. You can remain anonymous), I submit Judge Bluff made the right decision here in the DeMocker case only because there's so much light shining on him. Wait until no one is looking and see what happens.
Is Judge Michael R. Bluff willfully blind?
Did he willfully prostitute himself?
We report, you decide.
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