Affiliated with the National Congress for Legal Reform
FIT Mediation]
Affiliated with the National Congress for Legal Reform
FIT
Mediation]
WE ARE AN ORGANIZATION
DEDICATED TO LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR EVERY AMERICAN
REGARDLESS OF COLOR, RELIGION, AGE, GENDER, HEIGHT, WEIGHT,
MARITAL STATUS, SEXUAL PREFERENCE, STATE OF HEALTH, HAIR COLOR,
SHOE SIZE, BLOOD TYPE, OR ANY OTHER DISTINGUISHING FEATURES!!
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We are dedicated to removing from power,
by legal means, all those who would profane the
vision of our founding fathers and in the pursuit of their own self-interests, conspire to deny the rest of us our guaranteed constitutional rights to liberty and justice. ...
IT IS NO SECRET
that our judicial system is but a shadow of what it should be.
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In his book "The Best Defense" , Harvard Law Prof. Alan Dershowitz,
one of the country's most preeminent constitutional lawyers,
while
acknowledge the indisputable fact that we have had some great and dedicated judges,
writes of his own courtroom experiences: "...
lying, distortion, and other
forms of intellectual dishonesty are endemic among judges...
I have seen corruption, incompetence, bias, laziness, meanness of
spirit, and plain ordinary stupidity. ...
In 1970, a report by Special committee of the "American Bar
Association", chaired by former United States Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, began by
stating:
"After 3 years of studying lawyer discipline throughout this country,
this Committee must report the existence of a scandalous situation that requires
the immediate
attention of the legal profession."
In the intervening 30 years, things have only worsened.
It would appear that it is axiomatic to all but the legal profession that
incompetence breeds incompetence
and the secrecy encourages dishonesty and
corruption. The legal profession in New York State continues to operate with
virtually no accountability.
Most complaints are dismissed upon receipt.
Others are forwarded to travesties that masquerade as
"Grievance Committees". There, they are reviewed in secrecy. Conspicuously few
(only the most egregious and those too difficult to conceal)
result in any disciplinary action.
Even lawyers who confess to stealing millions of dollars from
clients are able to escape prosecution.
If the lawyer is returned, that is often the last of it.
The lawyer continues his predatory career, on an unsuspecting and
helpless public,
with his reputation totally intact. ...
Why does this scandal persist???
Because most lawyers and judges, for reasons largely financial and
political, are not willing to "rock the boat", and therein lies the most insidious truth of
all!!!
We, the American People, have been betrayed by the very people in whom
the preservation of our ideals of liberty and justice was entrusted!!!
The Bar is always quick to educate us as to the important role
they have played in the preservation of our Liberty.
The record, however, speaks eloquently for itself. ...
THERE ARE NO AMBIGUITIES in the texts of the
Declaration of Independence and the Constitution with regard to issues such as
"equality" and "due process."
So it is appropriate to ask where have the judges and the lawyers
been? Where were they when women were censored, denied the right to vote,
and virtually considered the property of their husbands.
Where were they when the American Indian was declared not to even be
a homosapian??
Where were they for the 200 years that black Americans were denied
their Constitutional rights to liberty and due process,
but were afforded the
privilege of fighting and dying on the battle fields???
Where were the judges?
In significant part, they were presiding over trials that resembled
a lynching, where prosecutors sometimes were greeted with applause and feet-stomping,
and juries were cautioned by judges that "not-guilty" verdicts might result in
riots. ...
And what about the lawyers?
The shameful fact is that it was not yet "fashionable" and
certainly not yet "profitable" to take on the plight of the American Black.
Does anyone really believe that the recent advances made by
black Americans would have come to pass due to the advocacy of lawyers
and the just decisions of the courts?
Almost certainly, blacks would still be riding in the backs of busses and using
facilities clearly marked "for colored only"
had it not been for the fact that,
at long last, courageous blacks and non-blacks stood up in unison and in numbers
far too large to be ignored,
let it be known unequivocally that it was over.
THEY HAD ENOUGH!!!
If the lawyers and judges had done their jobs and been
faithful to the Constitution, we would not know racism as it exists today.
Our great grandparents and great, great, grandparents would have had
to adjust
long ago to court decisions based on law, fairness, and ignorance.