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Another Corrupt Georgia Judge — Fulton County Magistrate Judge Stephanie Davis

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Fulton County District Attorney Chief Investigator Cynthia Nwokocha was set to stand trial in Atlanta, Georgia before Magistrate Judge Stephanie Davis at 9:00 am on December 2, 2011 for threats against William M. Windsor.

Cynthia Nwokocha threatened William M. Windsor with arrest for criminal trespassing if he ever again steps foot in the public elevator lobbies on three floors of the Fulton County Courthouse.  She did this to block Bill Windsor’s continuation of testimony before the Fulton County Grand Jury.

But when the trial was set to begin, Judge Stephanie Davis was not to be found.  Magistrate Judge Melynee Leftridge appeared and handed Windsor an order signed by Judge Davis dismissing the case….

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Battling Judicial Corruption is a devastating experience for tens of thousands of Americans

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I receive many emails from people sharing their frustrations with the denial of any shred of justice in the judicial system.

This is devastating to so many people.

Dale Karin Trowbridge, one of the people who will be interviewed for Lawless America…The Movie, expressed the pain extremely well in this email….

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NJWeedman hits the Road In Weedmobil for filming of Documentary to raise awareness of Jury Nullification

Longtime New Jersey cannabis activist Ed Forchion, aka NJWeedman, announced recently that he’s hitting the road for the filming of “Roadamentary,” a documentary accounting his journey, driving across the states, from California back to New Jersey, in his infamous Weedmobil.

He will be relying on donations from potheads and weed sympathizers to fuel the journey.

The NJWeedman seeks to promote jury nullification.  I bet he will get some interesting video!  I wonder how many times he’ll get stopped by flashing lights in his attention-getting vehicle….

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Judge A. Richard Caputo Allows Additional Defendants in Kids-for-Cash Civil Suit

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Federal Judge A. Richard Caputo, hearing arguments in the wake of the kids-for-cash scandal, has allowed 45 new plaintiffs to enter the suit.

U.S. District Court Judge A. Richard Caputo of the Middle District of Pennsylvania reversed the order he issued last month, which had dismissed two Section 1983 claims that were similar to the 43 others filed together.

Judge A. Richard Caputo ruled the claims weren’t barred by the statute of limitations because of the Supreme Court’s holding in American Pipe and Construction Co. v. Utah.

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Lackawanna County Pennsylvania Guardian Ad Litem Danielle M. Ross Sued In Federal Court

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A Lackawanna County Pennsylvania man has sued the county’s guardian ad litem in federal court, along with the Lackawanna County Common Pleas Court, alleging the family court’s guardian ad litem program deprived litigants of constitutional rights and that the court’s sole guardian “thoroughly misunderstood and misapplied her role.”

In a complaint filed March 15, 2012  in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, Dr. Michael Stefanov claimed attorney Danielle M. Ross threatened parents with sanctions if her recommendations were not followed while the court abdicated its judicial duties to Danielle M. Ross and “rubberstamped” her recommendations into court orders.

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Georgia, Michigan, North Dakota, South Carolina, Maine, Virginia, Wyoming, and South Dakota ranked Most Corrupt States in State Integrity Investigation

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The tales are sadly familiar to even the most casual observer of state politics.

Ethics violations galore.

A State Integrity Investigation revealed many violations, but this is just the tip of the iceberg because the study appears to only brush the surface….

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Lawless America…The Movie: Georgia State Senator Donzella James will investigate Judicial Corruption in Atlanta, Georgia

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Lawless America…The Movie has begun filming.  Atlanta, Georgia is the first stop on the 50-state movie trip.

In Atlanta, Georgia State Senator Donzella James said she will investigate judicial corruption in Georgia.

William M. Windsor of www.LawlessAmerica.com interviewed Senator Donzella James at the Georgia State Capitol as part of the filming of the documentary.

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Man on trial on criminal charges kills one and injures his daughter and others outside Texas courthouse

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Bartholmew Granger, a man on trial in criminal court with family members opened fire outside a Southeast Texas courthouse on March 14, 2012, killing one person and wounding his daughter and at least two others.  The daughter had just testified against her father.

The gunman also was injured in the incident outside the Jefferson County Courthouse in Beaumont, about 80 miles east of Houston, and has been hospitalized, Beaumont Police Officer Doug Kibodeaux said.

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One dead, three wounded in gunfire near Texas courthouse

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BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — A man at court with family members opened fire outside a Southeast Texas courthouse on March 14, 2012, killing one person and wounding at least three others, police said.

The gunman also was injured in the incident outside the Jefferson County Courthouse in Beaumont, about 80 miles east of Houston, and has been hospitalized, Beaumont Police Officer Doug Kibodeaux said.

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