As infuriating as it can be, the legal sanctity of bench decisions is a really good thing. We'd probably be better off firing judges for sufficiently bad decisi

As infuriating as it can be, the legal sanctity of bench decisions is a really good thing. We'd probably be better off firing judges for sufficiently bad decisions than trying to exact personal consequences. I don't think I've heard of a judge facing legal action for anything short of outright bribe-taking, and that's probably how it should remain.