|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
Next steps:
I: http://sovereignjustice.org/index.php?topic=263.msg1856#msg1856
or direct link:
II: http://www.petitiononline.com/weunite1/petition.html
Sign the Petition there, as would get more exposure
and:
1. post the link on your, main web-page;
2. email the link to all members and
3. contacts.
Belief, Trying, and Unity are the key.
Additional resources for effective exposure of the righteous Cause:
a) Legislators:
http://sovereignjustice.org/index.php?topic=227.0
b) TV Stations:
http://sovereignjustice.org/index.php?topic=226.0
Posted May 7 2008 8:40AM CEST
|
| |
|
| |
Sharing Lights
(View Profile)
, New York |
| |
|
|
| |
IN A NUTSHELL: This is Richard Fine's crime:
http://www.lalegalpad.com/2008/01/attorney-fine-t.html
Tarzana attorney Richard Fine is charged with moral turpitude with a recommendation by California State Bar Court Judge Richard Honn that Fine be disbarred, the Los Angeles Daily News reports.
Honn alleges in state bar documents that Fine "filed meritless lawsuits" to retaliate against judges who ruled against him.
Fine alleged Los Angeles Superior Court judges hadn't disclosed the nearly $40,000 paid to them annually by the county, on top of their salary, in cases where the county was a party.
Fine argued his case at state Supreme Court, who haven't ruled yet.
Fine told the Daily News that the California State Bar began action against him because he filed cases against judges - rather than his earlier cases against the state legislature and governor.
According to the newspaper, "legal observers say the case against Fine is unusual."
The state Court of Appeal in San Diego will hear oral arguments in February in a lawsuit, filed by Judicial Watch alleging the nearly $40,000 given by the county to judges as a extra benefit are a gift and waste of public funds.
Posted Mar 26 2008 8:23PM CET
|
| |
|
| |
Sharon Stephens
Montclair, California |
| |
|
|
| |
IMO - Without a doubt that there seems to be this big corrupt corporate machine funding the California "justice" process.
From mediation and arbitration - money making schemes that accomplish nothing other than giving away one's case to the enemy, to the brethren lawyers who are all too cushy with each other, to having "retired" judges sitting on the bench who seem to careless how they rule or how they behave because they are the ultimate "untouchables".
I envision an old fart leaning back in his padded arm chair, with his dirty cowboy boots up on the desk, eyes closed, snoring from time to time, and taking 15 minute smoking breaks every 45 minutes enabling the lawyers to shake hands, stand around, chit chat, and whisper about the various conflicts of interest they have, on the client's DIME!
I can just hear the gears of this money machine spinning to extend this or that hearing, to file this or that motion, every "objection your honor" is like the ka-ching of cash dropping into their slot machines, all of which is a means to launder another few thousand more dollars from the ignorant cash cow clients.
The first and only time ever being involved in litigation, I can say without a doubt that it was such a rude awakening to see people be laid out on the cold slab of "just-ice". Very disturbing. A modern day public lynching. That's what it is.
When you think you are going to be enganged in seeing the wheels of justice turning "for the people" and operating under rule of law, decency, and equity - I was literally sickened to my core coming to the grim realization that, "Justice seems to be nothing more than an organized crime sanctioned by our government and run by glorified mobsters."
Posted Mar 21 2008 4:28PM CET
|
| |
|
| |
Username withheld
, ot |
| |
|
|
| |
Everyone should take the time to copy and submit, although I don't have much faith in the result, as our authorities are illusions .
DO IT ANYWAY
Posted Mar 21 2008 2:22PM CET
|
| |
|
| |
Chester Chalupowski
(View Profile)
Beverly, Massachusetts |
| |
|
|
| |
From: Publisher New York
Date: March 20, 2008 2:07:45 PM PDT
To: AHRC Staff
Subject: [Fwd: RE: Urgent Request to U.S. Department of Justice]
I just got this back from the DOJ..... Just an FYI:
From: "ASKDOJ"
Date: March 20, 2008 1:57:54 PM PDT
To: xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Urgent Request to U.S. Department of Justice
Thank you for contacting the Department of Justice. This is an automatic acknowledgement that your e-mail was received. It will be reviewed in the order it was received.
A Publisher
New York, New York
AHRC Response
Thanks for letting us know.
AHRC Staff
Posted Mar 20 2008 10:14PM CET
|
| |
|
| |
Username withheld
, California |
| |
|
|
| |
Dear Mr. Fine:
Thank you very much for sharing your courtroom experiences with homeowners networking on AHRC.com.
Below is the Newsletter we sent today to all of our subscribers - it includes your "Letter to the United States Department of Justice".
This newsletter will be automatically archived on the AHRC website under "View Newsletter Archives" in a couple of hours.
In order to keep this "Campaign for Justice" that affects all of us alive, we need to keep our readers, homeowners, businesses including media , and public officials informed and involved by providing updates and as necessary, requests for involvement.
There is a large of good people working to reform our government corporate offices and communities. Our editors, activist members, writers and affiliates have been very good about authoring, distributing and sharing information.
Best regards.
AHRC Staff
AHRC News Services
P. O. Box 97
San Juan Capistrano, California 92693
(949)366-2125
http://www.ahrc.com
cc: AHRC Editors, Writers, and Affiliate Journalists
Posted Mar 20 2008 10:10PM CET
|
| |
|
| |
AHRC Staff
(View Profile)
, California |
| |
|
|
Return to 'Letter to United States Attorney General' |
Submit a comment
|
|
|
|
