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Judge Kahlilia Davis was suspended by the Michigan Supreme Court over accusations that she lied under oath, abused her powers, and some other nonsense that most judges never get accused of. Her suspension ends in 2029. This is what makes it bizarre that she still ran for an elected position. But what makes it even more bizarre is that voters elected her, despite her not being eligible to serve for several years. To claim voters “did not send their best” would be putting it lightly.

You cannot write better comedy than this.

According to Fox 2:

The drama of the 2026 Midterm Election continues a week later after Detroit voters chose three judges for the city's 36th District Court. One of their choices, however, will not be able to take the bench after she was at the center of controversy in 2020. The Michigan Supreme Court accused her of misconduct on the bench and abusing court powers.

So how does this exactly work? Is the position in limbo until her suspension over allegations of lying under oath and abusing her court power is nullified? Why are suspended judges even eligible for office? Can anyone make it make sense?

Her suspension began in 2023 and is expected to last until 2029.

Judge Kahlilia Davis was accused of abusing court powers and interfering in the work and livelihood of a process server for the court, even lying under oath. In 2020, the Michigan Supreme Court suspended Davis for failing to keep a video record of the court cases in violation of Michigan Court rules.

The worst part isn't even that voters elected someone ineligible to serve, although that is another mess, as it proves many voters do not do their due diligence. Nonetheless, the real scandal is that this judge is so arrogant she still decided to run, fully knowing she could not serve the people that elected her. Did you think it was possible to be this self-absorbed?

Again, to claim the voters “did not send their best” does not even begin to describe this mess.

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