Windsor gets Screwed, Glued, and Tattooed yet Again!

William M. Windsor was screwed, glued, and tattooed today by The Dishonorable Judge Jerry W. Baxter of the Fulton County Superior Court.

The October 7, 2011 Preliminary Injunction Hearing in William M. Windsor v. Fulton County, et. al. was your basic Kangraoo Court.

Not only did Baxter deny my request for a TRO and Preliminary Injunction, his dismissed my case and banned me from ever filing another lawsuit….

Based upon the evidence/facts and the law, he had absolutely no basis to do what he did. None. His order says my lawsuit is “frivolous.” That means no basis in fact or law. Read my VERIFIED Complaint. It is not the least bit frivolous, but that’s what the crooked judges say when they can’t justify screwing you any other way.

Baxter kept bringing up things that were not anywhere in the record. I believe the transcript will clearly show that he was using information that someone from outside the case provided to him. That’s a polite way of saying that it seems to me that they got to him.

The day did not go well at all. The Affidavits of service were late reaching me, and I needed those to be filed before the Hearing. So, I was running about 15 minutes behind schedule. Then I got behind an accident on the Interstate — 20 minutes behind. I still would have made it on time, but in the middle of the intersection next to the courthouse, my evidence box fell off my rolling bag, and paper filled the street. A nice homeless guy named Darrell helped me and carried the box to security. I arrived in the courtroom one minute late, and Baxter was already sitting there.

The Defendants filed no affidavits and presented no witnesses. So, the only facts before Baxter were mine. Uncontroverted.

In his order dismissing the case, Baxter has committed perjury and obstruction of justice. He says after considering the entire record, the action is frivolous. That’s simply a lie, and he knows it. Frivolous is the word that corrupt judges use when they can’t write an order screwing you.

I subpoenaed 13 people, and only one of them showed up. The judge ignored it. I objected to orders from the federal court that the Defendants asked to be admitted into evidence; they had no witness to prove them, and the orders were not certified, and they were irrelevant. Baxter allowed them. He only gave me 30 minutes, when I needed at least two days.

The extent of the corruption in our country is mind-boggling. I can’t come up with a word to describe it properly. These people are criminals. They do whatever they want to do to protect each other and damage people they don’t like. The law and the Constitution are meaningless.

They’ve shut me out of any chance in hell of getting a case to a jury, and they’ve used Gestappo tactics to take control of the Grand Jury. I will appeal and continue to fight as best I can, but my options are limited.

I believe I will turn my attention to organizing the experience into a book. I may start picketing. I will continue to feed information to the FBI. Some in my family are suggesting that we move to another country. Sadly, at this point, I feel America is a police state where we have no rights.

Please watch the lawless America Online Tv Show on Sunday. 5 – 7 pm on www.Shovio.com. I will have an audience in the “studio,” and my guests will include some of the people who were in the Kangaroo Court today.

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Here is what has been filed in this case thus far — 2011CV206243 in the Fulton County Superior Court:

Verified Complaint: William M. Windsor v. Fulton County, the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, Paul Howard, Jr. (the Fulton County District Attorney), Naomi Fudge (Fulton County DA’s Office Guard Dog Receptionist), Cynthia Nwokocha (Fulton County DA’s Office Chief Investigator who charged me with criminal trespassing), Rebecca Keel (Assistant District Attorney), Waverly Settles (Assistant District Attorney), Steve Broadbent (politician and recent Grand Jury Foreman), Lieutenant English, Deputy Betts, and Deputy Roye with the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department.

Exhibit 1 — Exhibit 2 — Exhibit 3 — Exhibit 4 — Exhibit 5 — Exhibit 6 — Exhibit 7 — Exhibit 8 — Exhibit 9 — Exhibit 10 — Exhibit 11 — Exhibit 12 — Exhibit 13 — Exhibit 14 — Exhibit 15 — Exhibit 16 — Exhibit 17 — Exibit 18 — Exhibit 19 — Exhibit 20 — Exhibit 21 — Exhibit 22 — Exhibit 23 — Exhibit 24 — Exhibit 25 — Exhibit 26 — Exhibit 27 — Exhibit 28 — Exhibit 29 — Exhibit 30 — Exhibit 31 — Exhibit 32 — Exhibit 33 — Exhibit 34 — Exhibit 35 — Exhibit 36 — Exhibit 37 — Exhibit 38 — Exhibit 39 — Exhibit 40 — Exhibit 41 — Exhibit 42 — Exhibit 43 — Exhibit 44 — Exhibit 45 — Exhibit 46 — Exhibit 47 — Exhibit 48 — Exhibit 49 — Exhibit 50 — Exhibit 51 — Exhibit 52

Additional Exhibits:

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