Genesee Prosecutor v. Genesee Circuit Judge

The matter-of-fact and unpretentious trial and appellate history of this case attests to the acceptance and confidence of the American people in the ability and integrity of the judiciary to exercise the authority of judicial supremacy in determining and delineating the basic constitutional doctrine of separation of legislative, executive and judicial powers. It is an awesome power and responsibility and must be exercised both courageously and with understanding and restraint.

There are two issues in this case:

I. Does the Court of Appeals have jurisdiction to entertain a complaint for…