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William M. Windsor has launched a website to help those representing themselves in court.
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Detective Chris Shermer of the Missoula Police Department has been exposed as corrupt
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Chris Shermer was disciplined by the Missoula Police Department in Missoula, Montana in October 2010 for violations of MPD policies, but this was not disclosed to Bill Windsor or others who Chris Shermer wronged.
This wasn’t a simple policy violation. This was corruption, plain and simple. A dirty cop. AND, a violation that federal law REQUIRED the prosecuting attorney’s office to disclose to people with cases in which Chris Shermer was an investigator…
Judges, Court Clerks, and Attorneys all commit Fraud Upon the Court
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Should you think judges, their staffs, court clerks, and attorneys are honest, think again.
If you are involved in a court matter, you are most likely a victim. It is important to understand what fraud upon the court is so you can realize when it is happening to you.
Fraud upon the court is important because orders and judgments may be set aside at any time when fraud upon the court is proven. I have seen cases where as many as 60 years later, a judgment was set aside.
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How to reach a Grand Jury to present Criminal Charges against Corrupt Judges, Attorneys, and Government Officials – Big Audience expected for TalkShoe on April 5, 2012
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Tune in to TalkShoe for “Ask Mr. Bill.” William M. Windsor has presented a how to seminar on how to use grand juries in an effort to obtain some justice in your wrongdoing.
On Thursday, April 5, 2012 at 10 pm Eastern Time, Bill Windsor conducted a seminar on how to use a grand jury in battles against corrupt government and judicial personnel — judges, clerks of the court, attorneys, and government officials and employees of all types.
This is the issue that I am asked more about than anything else. With a grand jury, you will be asking them to find people guilty of crimes that will put them in prison.
Attorneys, Judges, and Clerks of the Court all commit Fraud Upon the Court
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It is important for those involved in court to understand what fraud upon the court is so you can realize when it is happening to you.
Fraud upon the court is important because orders and judgments may be set aside at any time when fraud upon the court is proven. I have seen cases where as many as 60 years later, a judgment was set aside.
The good news is that the rules and case law provide a way to get relief from wrongdoing. The bad news is that it requires a judge to make a finding of fraud, and my experience is that the judges are all guilty, but their fellow judges will cover for them.
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Ideas for State Legislation to deal with Judicial and Government Dishonesty and Corruption
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America, we have a lot of problems.
Our best hope of fixing some of our problems now is at the state level. So, we are drafting proposed state legislation to deal with dishonesty and corruption with judges and other government officials.
Please review the points that have been submitted thus far, and add your comments to the article below….