From the January 2001 Idaho Observer:

J.A.I.L. for Judges: Fastest growing citizen movement in America

Since Ron Branson gave birth to the Judicial Accountability Initiative Law (J.A.I.L.) for Judges last year, the concept has caught on like wildfire all over the nation. It seems that judicial anarchy has swept this country and citizens have taken it upon themselves to put an end to this oppressive epidemic. So far, 41 states have formed J.A.I.L. chapters, 22 of which have already managed to have the initiative placed on their respective states' legislative agenda for 2001 and six more are in progress. Only nine states have yet to form J.A.I.L. chapters.

J.A.I.L. States Roster

January 1, 2001

(* = Initiative State)

ALABAMA *

ALASKA *

ARIZONA *

ARKANSAS *

CALIFORNIA *

COLORADO *

DELAWARE

FLORIDA *

GEORGIA *

HAWAII

IDAHO *

ILLINOIS *

INDIANA

KANSAS (In process)

KENTUCKY (In process)

MAINE *

MICHIGAN *

MINNESOTA (In process)

MISSISSIPPI *

MISSOURI

MONTANA *

NEBRASKA *

NEVADA *

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW JERSEY

NEW MEXICO

NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA *

NORTH DAKOTA *

OHIO (In process)

OKLAHOMA *

OREGON *

PENNSYLVANIA *

SOUTH CAROLINA (In process)

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

UTAH (In process)

VERMONT

VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON *

Nine States Remaining At Large -- Yet To Be Captured For J.A.I.L.

CONNECTICUT

IOWA

LOUISIANA

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS

RHODE ISLAND

SOUTH DAKOTA

WEST VIRGINIA

WYOMING