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Public Overview: Judicial Conduct Concerns (Judge Kathleen E. Delaney)
This section highlights serious concerns regarding judicial impartiality, racial bias, and corporate influence involving Judge Kathleen E. Delaney of the Eighth Judicial District Court. Judge Delaney has demonstrated a consistent pattern of severe bias and racial prejudice, consistently prioritizing corporate interests over fair proceedings and equal protection for individual litigants.
Key Concerns & Observed Conduct
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Demonstrated Bias & Prejudice:
Judge Delaney’s rulings and courtroom demeanor reflect deep-seated prejudice and systemic bias, depriving self-represented and minority litigants of a fair, neutral, and impartial forum. -
Favoritism Toward Corporate Entities:
Throughout proceedings involving large corporate defendants, Judge Delaney has consistently aligned with corporate interests—shielding corporate entities and their counsel from accountability while routinely dismissing substantiated consumer grievances. -
Failure to Uphold Judicial Neutrality:
Rather than serving as a fair arbiter of justice, Judge Delaney operates to protect established corporate interests, undermining public trust and confidence in the integrity of the Eighth Judicial District Bench.
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Judge Delaney's False Statements
Public Interest Disclosure: Evidentiary Analysis & Judicial Misconduct (Judge Kathleen E. Delaney)
This evidentiary section documents severe judicial misconduct, material misrepresentations under penalty of perjury, procedural manipulation, and retaliatory scheduling executed by District Court Judge Kathleen E. Delaney (Department XXV, Eighth Judicial District Court). The compiled record demonstrates that in her August 11, 2026 formal Declaration in Response to Motion to Disqualify, Judge Delaney submitted sworn statements flatly contradicted by official court filings—specifically claiming Plaintiff failed to designate hearing requests under EDCR 2.20 and mischaracterizing forced procedural withdrawals as "stipulations"[cite: 2], while systematically ignoring Plaintiff's emergency motions to protect corporate defendants.
Evidentiary Analysis: False Sworn Declaration, Docket Falsification & Retaliation
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False Statements Under Penalty of Perjury (EDCR 2.20 & Hearing Requests):
In her Minute Order and sworn Declaration[cite: 1], Judge Delaney claimed Plaintiff failed to include the mandated "HEARING REQUESTED" designations under EDCR 2.20. Documentary proof (Exhibit 1) demonstrates this is a complete fabrication: Plaintiff’s emergency filings explicitly contained the prominent designationEXPEDITED HEARING REQUESTED PURSUANT TO ORDER SHORTENING TIME, which the Court deliberately ignored. -
Misrepresentation of Forced Choice as "Voluntary Agreement":
Judge Delaney swore under penalty of perjury that Plaintiff "agreed to" set aside default[cite: 1] and that it occurred "per stipulation". In reality, Plaintiff was forced to withdraw default entry due to the Court's complete refusal to rule on Plaintiff's Emergency Motion to Strike Perjured OST Submissions, leaving Plaintiff with no choice while the Court granted accelerated hearings to corporate defendants without legal justification. -
Retaliatory Scheduling & Obstruction of Emergency Relief:
After Plaintiff demanded the Court schedule pending motions or recuse itself, Judge Delaney executed retaliatory calendar maneuvers—deliberately assigning hearing dates (such as September 8) to dates Plaintiff formally declared unavailable, before suddenly shifting dates to stall emergency Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) proceedings until after disqualification hearings on September 16, 2026.
Legal & Disciplinary Violations Being Pursued
3. Nevada Code of Judicial Conduct (NCJC) & Judicial Commission Violations
Violations detailed in formal grievances submitted to the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline (NCJD):
- NCJC Rule 1.1 (Compliance with the Law): Failure to respect and comply with the law, including state and federal statutes prohibiting perjury and false declarations.
- NCJC Rule 1.2 (Promoting Confidence in the Judiciary): Engaging in dishonest conduct, docket falsification, and false sworn statements that severely erode public confidence in the independence, integrity, and impartiality of the judiciary.
- NCJC Rule 1.3 (Avoiding Abuse of the Prestige of Judicial Office): Prohibits a judge from using or attempting to use the prestige of judicial office to advance personal, economic, or improper interests.
- NCJC Rule 2.2 (Impartiality and Fairness): Failure to uphold and apply the law fairly and impartially, demonstrating overt favoritism toward corporate counsel while suppressing pro se emergency filings.
- NCJC Rule 2.3 (Bias, Prejudice, and Harassment): Exhibiting systemic bias and procedural prejudice against an individual litigant in favor of represented corporate entities.
- NCJC Rule 2.4(B) & (C) (External Influences): Prohibits a judge from permitting financial, political, or personal interests to influence judicial conduct or judgment, or conveying the impression that anyone is in a position to influence the judge.
- NCJC Rule 2.5(A) (Competence and Diligence): Requires a judge to perform all judicial and administrative duties diligently, including disposing of court business promptly and without unnecessary delay.
- NCJC Rule 2.6(A) (Ensuring the Right to Be Heard): Directs that a judge shall accord every person with a legal interest in a proceeding the full right to be heard according to law.
- NCJC Rule 2.7 (Responsibility to Decide): Mandates that a judge shall hear and decide matters assigned to the judge, except when disqualification is required by law. Refusing to rule or hold a hearing on a properly filed emergency Motion for Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is a direct violation of this Rule.
- NCJC Rule 2.9 (Responsibility to Decide): Mandates that a judge shall not initiate, permit, or consider ex parte communications, or consider other communications made to the judge outside the presence of the parties or their lawyers, concerning a pending or impending matter.
- NCJC Rule 2.11(A) (Mandatory Disqualification): Refusing to self-recuse when the judge's impartiality might reasonably be questioned, and submitting false statements to evade disqualification under NRS 1.235.
- NCJC Rule 2.15 (Responding to Judicial and Lawyer Misconduct): A judge having knowledge that a lawyer has committed a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct that raises a substantial question as to the lawyer's honesty, trustworthiness, or fitness... shall inform the appropriate authority.
- NCJC Rule 2.16 (Cooperation with Disciplinary Authorities): Making false statements of material fact in official proceedings addressing judicial misconduct and recusal.
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