STATEMENT OF FACTS JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT COMPLAINT AGAINST JUDGE CAROL AMON EASTERN DISTRICT COURT JUDGE: SECTION 195.00(2) OF THE NEW YORK PENAL LAW PROVIDES THAT A PUBLIC SERVANT IS GUILTY OF OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT WHERE, TO HER BENEFIT OR TO THE INJURY OF ANOTHER PERSON, SHE KNOWINGLY FAILS TO PERFORM A DUTY EITHER "IMPOSED BY LAW OR CLEARLY INHERENT IN THE NATURE OF HER OFFICE, JUDGE CAROL AMON’S ADMINISTRATION OF TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242 DEPRIVATION OF RIGHTS UNDER COLOR OF LAW, JUDGE CAROL AMON’S REPEATED DERELICTION OF JUDICIAL DUTIES, OMISION OF INHERENT ADJUDICATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES THAT VIOLATE PENAL CODES AND JUDICIAL CANONS, CONDUCT OBSTRUCTING AND DENYING JUSTICE, DUE PROCESS, EQUAL ACCESS TO THE COURTS, AND THE EXPEDITIOUS ADMINISTRATION OF COURT CASES AND THE COURT, JUDICIAL PREJUDICE, LAZINESS, AND HER HISTORY OF CASE SABOTAGE AND HOSTILITIES AGAINST PRO SE LITIGANTS, COUPLED WITH HER HISTORY OF ROBOT, FACTORY LIKE AND GHOST WRITTEN, REVERSE JUSTICE, UNAUTHE
