Mulrooney was appointed by Dayton, after being recommended by a judicial selection committee that is overwhelmingly s...
Mulrooney was appointed by Dayton, after being recommended by a judicial selection committee that is overwhelmingly skewed to corporate interests. He had an underwhelming career prior to applying to be a district court judge. My experience is that he makes decisions designed to facilitate injustice at the hands of corrupt private and government interests. The only logical explanation for this is he was contacted in advance of any decisions by representatives of multi-billion dollar corporate interests with incentives to make rulings of benefit to them. His rulings were exceedingly biased and, and only logical if he was being paid to make them by corporate heavyweights. Minnesota needs judicial reform, and since 90% of our judges are appointed, and then run uncontested because of the revenge they would inflict on any attorney who lost to them, in the courtroom, it is essential to get the corporate special interest people off the judicial nominating committee. https://mn.gov/governor/appointments/judicialappointments/commissionjudicialselection.jsp