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Many federal judges are lawbreakers themselves. A lot of them have a dark side that nobody wants to talk about. Their colleagues in the federal criminal justice system often bail them out of their embarrassing predicaments, and move on. Mark E. Fuller, the former Chief U.S. District Judge in Montgomery, Alabama, is a case in point.