Towing Companies working for sheriff departments are charging AS MUCH AS $1200 FOR HOOK AND GO TOWS. Wisconsin statute 779.415 limit’s a tow Lien to $75 when a sheriff calls. Towing Companies just have to buy the sheriff. The rest in the brotherhood right up to J B Van Hollen will honor that BRIBE!

County attorneys presumably know the law, at least they are paid very handsomely to pretend to know the law. Who are they working for though, the taxpayers of the county, or are they busy running interference for the county's public officials, covering up their wrongdoings, running damage control, trying to ensure that the county's residents are denied their justified redress of grievances and ensure that public officers can violate citizen's constitutional and civil rights with immunity and impunity?

What's extremely troubling is that these county attorneys then set their sights on ensuring that justice is denied to the residents, citizens and visitors of that county.

It's that same old issue of judicial accountability. It's almost like a reward, almost like a dog getting a treat for good deeds, that these county attorneys who have protected their political counterparts will accede up to the bench where their legal tyranny becomes total judicial tyranny----and that seems to be an accepted progression of abuse of power because the pathetic public allows it to happen.

Either Judges are plain stupid---not a good attribute for a judge but one that many have---or he is sly like a fox. It is not exactly an unknown situation in the tri-county area.

"The thing is, by acknowledging that District Attorney’s knowing about the law and saying he isn't going to do a thing about it subjects him to criminal prosecution for knowing. And the county could lose its federal funding if the board of supervisors allows him to remain as a county attorney.

We know Republicans in Sawyer County think they're exempt and immune from the law---especially Sawyer County Sheriff James Meier, but that's just a figment of his imagination. We have a feeling even District Attorney Van Roy also is going to learn, the hard way, that he is not above the law. The higher they think they are above the law---the harder the fall. Double standards are about to take a hit.

Neighboring Rusk County has a similar situation involving a Judge Fredrick Henderson. This criminal in a rope condoned the $1200 towing bill in small claims court. State statutes or the letter of the law is not a factor in Henderson’s Court. The FBI called “Henderson, Van Roy, and Meier a Criminal Racketeering Enterprise. Allowing these bills for obvious personal gain. They all know better. There is know way Henderson can justify this ruling condoning these charges. Cash Talked.”

Sheriffs in Wisconsin are stealing several cars a day from the poor for a profit. Who are these people protecting?

Governor Doyle has also helped the Extortionist rather than the victims. All Wisconsin Officials have the same virus. ME ME ME to H**l with the public!

Do black robes and gavels give individuals the right to be above the law?

Worse yet, should county judges such as Yackel, Fisher and Henderson engage in double standards?

That's a major concern of ours…..those individuals wearing those black robes, who have the power to take away your liberty and forever change your life while playing judge aren't obeying the law themselves. Having a black dress doesn't give one a license to violate the law or deny people their rights as many judges across the country are starting to learn. Town justices don't even have to be attorneys .

Does Henderson, Van Roy, Meier think there are double standards? That the law doesn't apply to him? He might get a rude awakening.

All of these Corrupt Officials have knowingly, willfully and unlawfully. That's criminal culpability.

Sawyer County Board of Supervisors, mostly Republicans themselves, decided to skirt the law in many situations and us an "independent contractor". It's called skirting the law. Just how many other laws has the County Board been skirting, like County Bus drivers on the County Board.

Shhhhh, don't tell anyone about the law and it's okay if we violate it, it's not a violation unless we get caught? I don't think at this point, they can even claim ignorance of the law considering the publicity about it in all three counties in the last couple of years.

Now we know why some people get away with murder. It's only murder if you get caught.

This type of person should not sit in judgment of others, Fredrick Henderson is not fit to wear the black robe in our opinion.

And neither is Norman Yackel, or Douglas Fisher.

THAT'S THE LAW!! And you did take an oath to uphold the laws and Constitution, didn't you? Aren't you required to do so under the Code of Professional Responsibility or is that just another ministerial act and document that, in your opinion, means nothing?

Judges at all levels-town, county, state and federal, should possess the utmost integrity---they can't be allowed to sit on their throne in their black dress and dictate to others when they are not only in violation of the law and don't have legal title to the office, but are actually engaging in criminal conduct by doing so and taking taxpayers money in a salary to which they are not legally entitled.

The whole issue is troubling and so are the attitudes of members of the county board of supervisors. In our view, none of them are deserving of public trust.

If our justice system is to be trusted and maintain a high degree of integrity, we can't have a society of black robed lawbreakers holding court or a bunch of renegade county attorneys thumbing their noses at the law, thinking that they're above the law.