Jordan "Alex" Johnson, Attorney at Law

03/22/2022

Chief Justice Boggs (from the GA Supreme Court) at the Lawyer's Club CLE on professionalism just stated that lawyers should talk about judicial decisions in a way that instills confidence in the judicial system and not imply that judges make decisions on personal or public preferences.

I understand the benefits of doing this, but find it concerning that in light of judicially created doctrines (including but not limited to official immunity, judicial immunity, quasi-judicial immunity, qualified immunity, and sovereign immunity) that protect government officials (including judges and the various government departments many worked with on their way to being judges) from accountability and liability for hurting citizens, that lawyers should ever instill confidence in such specific doctrines or decisions.

Psychology shows why judges would create and support such doctrines, but it's vital that others work to get them changed, not convince the public that they are legitimate ideas in a nation that is supposed to be run "by the people, for the people".

02/14/2022

Another year, another trip around the sun with plenty of great people.

For the next year, with your help, I believe I'll be able to help more people achieve justice in the legal system when injured or victimized (justice.law) and improve politics for the better through the NFRA (nationalrepublicanassemblies.com) and GRA (georgiara.com).

Looking forward to another great year with many great people. Thank you for being here, and for the birthday wishes.

Bernard & Johnson, LLC: principled and effective legal representation in Civil and Criminal matters, including civil/constitutional rights, injury cases, and other business and personal representation.

11/19/2021

FYI

OSHA is abiding by a court order and suspending enforcement of the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

06/24/2021

More than a year after George Floyd was tragically murdered, Congress may soon have a bipartisan bill that could overhaul American policing.

04/23/2021

I witnessed this today. Pretty disturbing. They are supposed to serve the citizens, not treat us like animals.

02/19/2021

If you live in Texas, Louisiana, or Mississippi, and you call 911 to get help to in stopping a loved one from lighting themselves on fire, you should not be surprised if the responders feel that is it permissible to decide to light your loved one on fire themselves.

For your safety.

I wish I was kidding, but if I'm wrong, please read this case and let me know.