Evon M. Asforis

I am not the judge of her. I observed her being very harsh to those who are self represented. she seemed biased towards landlords attorneys. Her presence is a gift. I find it inspiring that a man who chooses to identify as a woman can aspire to her job The body and gender identity has not, however, changed the world around her. She conforms to an outdated system that does not care for the underdog. The system needs change.

Not interested in the job. Not interested in doing it well. Not interested in listening to litigants or negotiating with attorneys. Her insecurity and ignorance expresses itself through egotistical attacks, refusals to accept that she might be wrong or completely clueless about the law or facts. The kind of judge who needs to find their way to a new position if housing court is to ever stop being the useless, antagonistic, anti-intellectual place that it is.