Monday, July 29, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Eric Williams Could Face Death Penalty If Convicted In Killing Of Prosecutors
Eric Williams Could Face Death Penalty If Convicted In Killing Of Prosecutors
Eric Williams and his wife, Kim, are accused in the deaths of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, at their home in March.
They are also accused of gunning down Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse near a county courthouse in January.
Eric Williams and his wife, Kim, are accused in the deaths of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, at their home in March.
They are also accused of gunning down Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse near a county courthouse in January.
Elder abuse the focus of Government Affairs Forum at Arcadia Chamber of Commerce - Pasadena Star-News
Elder abuse the focus of Government Affairs Forum at Arcadia Chamber of Commerce - Pasadena Star-News
The bill also gives mandated reporters the ability to present a claim to the California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board for reasonable attorney's fees incurred in making a report.
The bill also gives mandated reporters the ability to present a claim to the California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board for reasonable attorney's fees incurred in making a report.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Altoona man charged with assaulting nursing home resident | GadsdenTimes.com
Altoona man charged with assaulting nursing home resident | GadsdenTimes.com
James Dean Justice, 44, Altoona, is charged with abuse of a protected person. That is a Class C felony, according to the release, punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $15,000.
James Dean Justice, 44, Altoona, is charged with abuse of a protected person. That is a Class C felony, according to the release, punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $15,000.
Friday, July 26, 2013
Thursday, July 25, 2013
EU justice chief backs Bulgarian anti-graft protesters - chicagotribune.com
EU justice chief backs Bulgarian anti-graft protesters - chicagotribune.com
Bulgarian protesters who have held almost daily rallies against corruption, and urged the government to reform its judicial system.
Bulgarian protesters who have held almost daily rallies against corruption, and urged the government to reform its judicial system.
Houston Garage Was Prison for Three Disabled Men - NYTimes.com
Houston Garage Was Prison for Three Disabled Men - NYTimes.com
In January, a 52-year-old woman and four others were charged in a federal indictment with subjecting disabled victims in Philadelphia to “subhuman conditions,” beating them, depriving them of food and keeping them in locked basements and closets in order to steal their Social Security disability payments. Federal prosecutors said some of the victims endured the abuse for years.
In January, a 52-year-old woman and four others were charged in a federal indictment with subjecting disabled victims in Philadelphia to “subhuman conditions,” beating them, depriving them of food and keeping them in locked basements and closets in order to steal their Social Security disability payments. Federal prosecutors said some of the victims endured the abuse for years.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Monday, July 22, 2013
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Friday, July 19, 2013
Elder abuse up in state - The Boston Globe
Elder abuse up in state - The Boston GlobeBy Jennifer Fenn Lefferts
Globe Correspondent / April 6, 2008
Globe Correspondent / April 6, 2008
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Attorney General and FBI chief spend $11MILLION flying in luxury jets bought for counter-terrorism missions between 2007 and 2011 | Mail Online
The bulk of the flights - which cost an average of $16,285 - were taken on the FBI's two Gulfstream V jets, though the Citation CE-750 and the de Havilland Dash 8 100 were also used for non-mission travel, according to a Government Accountability Office report released on Thursday.
Attorney General and FBI chief spend $11MILLION flying in luxury jets bought for counter-terrorism missions between 2007 and 2011 | Mail Online
Attorney General and FBI chief spend $11MILLION flying in luxury jets bought for counter-terrorism missions between 2007 and 2011 | Mail Online
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
MoveOn Petitions - ''Let's kill all the lawyers,''- Shakespeare
MoveOn Petitions - ''Let's kill all the lawyers,''- Shakespeare
Lawyers and Laws have been made with the disguise of good intent to arm the judiciary with tools to profit and steal within the facilities of probate and family court threw out our nation, the character of a country is governed on how it treats its children, elderly, and disabled and we are truly tired of your character. We demand the abolishment of probate and family court in our nation now !
Lawyers and Laws have been made with the disguise of good intent to arm the judiciary with tools to profit and steal within the facilities of probate and family court threw out our nation, the character of a country is governed on how it treats its children, elderly, and disabled and we are truly tired of your character. We demand the abolishment of probate and family court in our nation now !
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
China confirms detention of Glaxo execs - The FCPA Blog - The FCPA Blog
China confirms detention of Glaxo execs - The FCPA Blog - The FCPA Blog
They are suspected of trying to increase sales channels and inflate prices by using avenues such as travel agencies to bribe government officials, medical associations, hospitals and doctors, and faking tax receipts, the ministry said on its website today,' Bloomberg said Monday. - See more at: http://www.fcpablog.com/blog/2013/7/15/china-confirms-detention-of-glaxo-execs.html#sthash.8T5DSB29.dpuf
U.K. Supremes dish on judicial corruption - The FCPA Blog - The FCPA Blog
U.K. Supremes dish on judicial corruption - The FCPA Blog - The FCPA Blog
One section of Lord Hope’s judgment is worth quoting in full:
…where allegations of corruption are widespread they must be taken seriously. So too must an appreciation of what corruption may lead to when it affects the whole system. It may involve simple bribery of judges and court officials, or it may involve interference with the judicial system for political reasons of a much more insidious kind. Unjust convictions may result, just to keep the system going and keep prices up. Everyone whose case comes before the courts of that country where practices of that kind are widespread is at risk of suffering an injustice. Those who are familiar with the system may know how much they need to pay, or what they have to do, to obtain a favourable decision but be quite unable to come up with what is needed to achieve that. Those who are not familiar with it will be at an even greater disadvantage...The stark fact is that systemic corruption in a judicial system affects everyone who is subjected to it. No tribunal that operates within it can be relied upon to be independent and impartial. It is impossible to say that any individual who is returned to such a system will receive that most fundamental of all the rights provided for by article 6 of the Convention, which is the right to a fair trial.- See more at: http://www.fcpablog.com/blog/2013/7/13/uk-supremes-dish-on-judicial-corruption.html#sthash.YySOJaRv.dpuf
One section of Lord Hope’s judgment is worth quoting in full:
…where allegations of corruption are widespread they must be taken seriously. So too must an appreciation of what corruption may lead to when it affects the whole system. It may involve simple bribery of judges and court officials, or it may involve interference with the judicial system for political reasons of a much more insidious kind. Unjust convictions may result, just to keep the system going and keep prices up. Everyone whose case comes before the courts of that country where practices of that kind are widespread is at risk of suffering an injustice. Those who are familiar with the system may know how much they need to pay, or what they have to do, to obtain a favourable decision but be quite unable to come up with what is needed to achieve that. Those who are not familiar with it will be at an even greater disadvantage...The stark fact is that systemic corruption in a judicial system affects everyone who is subjected to it. No tribunal that operates within it can be relied upon to be independent and impartial. It is impossible to say that any individual who is returned to such a system will receive that most fundamental of all the rights provided for by article 6 of the Convention, which is the right to a fair trial.- See more at: http://www.fcpablog.com/blog/2013/7/13/uk-supremes-dish-on-judicial-corruption.html#sthash.YySOJaRv.dpuf
Monday, July 15, 2013
Prosecutor: Career loss punishment enough for Clarksburg police officers - News - The Charleston Gazette - West Virginia News and Sports -
Prosecutor: Career loss punishment enough for Clarksburg police officers - News - The Charleston Gazette - West Virginia News and Sports -
"If the police chief is involved, where else can I go?" he said some might ask. "The public deserves to be able to trust its local, state and federal officials, and anytime there's a breach of that trust, those who are involved need to be held accountable."
"If the police chief is involved, where else can I go?" he said some might ask. "The public deserves to be able to trust its local, state and federal officials, and anytime there's a breach of that trust, those who are involved need to be held accountable."
Attorney F. Lee Bailey says DNA ‘absolutely’ will show client was Boston Strangler — State — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine
Attorney F. Lee Bailey says DNA ‘absolutely’ will show client was Boston Strangler — State — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine
YARMOUTH, Maine — As news spread Thursday that new DNA evidence likely identified his client as the Boston Strangler of nearly 50 years ago, F. Lee Bailey reacted by simply saying he already knew....
YARMOUTH, Maine — As news spread Thursday that new DNA evidence likely identified his client as the Boston Strangler of nearly 50 years ago, F. Lee Bailey reacted by simply saying he already knew....
The Middle-Class Revolution - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
The Middle-Class Revolution - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
The US and Europe are experiencing sluggish growth and persistently high unemployment, which for young people in countries like Spain reaches 50%. In the rich world, the older generation also has failed the young by bequeathing them crushing debts. No politician in the US or Europe should look down complacently on the events unfolding in the streets of Istanbul and São Paulo. It would be a grave mistake to think, "It can't happen here."
The US and Europe are experiencing sluggish growth and persistently high unemployment, which for young people in countries like Spain reaches 50%. In the rich world, the older generation also has failed the young by bequeathing them crushing debts. No politician in the US or Europe should look down complacently on the events unfolding in the streets of Istanbul and São Paulo. It would be a grave mistake to think, "It can't happen here."
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Former court clerk ordered to repay funds - TimesDaily: Local News
Former court clerk ordered to repay funds - TimesDaily: Local News
The City Council fired her in November after a forensic audit was conducted and an investigation into the allegations was launched by the Alabama Bureau of Investigation.
The City Council fired her in November after a forensic audit was conducted and an investigation into the allegations was launched by the Alabama Bureau of Investigation.
The Queensland Law Society is calling for tough new regulations for EPAs after many cases of financial abuse | Perth Now
The Queensland Law Society is calling for tough new regulations for EPAs after many cases of financial abuse | Perth Now
"This (financial) abuse that occurs is a problem because the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in this country will happen in the next 25 years.
"This (financial) abuse that occurs is a problem because the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in this country will happen in the next 25 years.
Inland Empire residents indicted in government fraud sweep - Redlands Daily Facts
Inland Empire residents indicted in government fraud sweep - Redlands Daily Facts
Eleven defendants are suspected of taking and spending government benefit payments, some belonging to dead family members. Others allegedly gave false names, Social Security numbers, military service history and other information.
Eleven defendants are suspected of taking and spending government benefit payments, some belonging to dead family members. Others allegedly gave false names, Social Security numbers, military service history and other information.
Tighten the rules to stop Medicaid fraud | Editorials | News Democrat
Tighten the rules to stop Medicaid fraud | Editorials | News Democrat
I some cases caregivers were getting money to care for people who had moved to other states, were in jail or were fictitious.
I some cases caregivers were getting money to care for people who had moved to other states, were in jail or were fictitious.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Community View: Panel has an opportunity to extinguish corruption | The Journal News | LoHud.com | lohud.com
Community View: Panel has an opportunity to extinguish corruption | The Journal News | LoHud.com | lohud.com
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman unveiled on July 2 a powerful investigative body to examine corruption in state government.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Judge Blakely Interview - YouTube
Judge Blakely Interview - YouTube
Over 5000 cases per year then suspended see below why ?
Over 5000 cases per year then suspended see below why ?
Timothy L. Blakely - Judgepedia
Timothy L. Blakely - Judgepedia
Blakely was suspended from the court without pay for six months dating from September of 2009. The Minnesota Supreme Court suspended him for referring multiple divorce cases to the St. Paul law firm that handled his own divorce
Blakely was suspended from the court without pay for six months dating from September of 2009. The Minnesota Supreme Court suspended him for referring multiple divorce cases to the St. Paul law firm that handled his own divorce
Group Continues Cause Against Alleged Judicial Corruption | Sun Patriot | Carver County Corruption
Group Continues Cause Against Alleged Judicial Corruption | Sun Patriot | Carver County Corruption
The need for judicial reform is dire. Judges have NO incentive to learn the tools of their trade — because they cannot be held accountable for wrongdoing, for not properly carrying out their job even if the wrongdoing is KNOWING or even of it is a result of NEGLIGENCE. As a result, judges decide whatever they want according to their whim. In the best case they have good intentions but are ignorant–they don’t know or understand the laws, and they don’t know or understand the facts (because they don’t have backgrounds in mental health and can’t understand that one party may in fact be mentally ill, that one party may in fact be at fault while the other is a victim. They foolishly believe it takes two to tango–not understanding that when mental illness is involved, the victim has done nothing other than marry the wrong person (often unknowingly) and in any event, the perpetrator should never ever be allowed to be abusive (physically or emotionally)–that’s a choice the perpetrator makes and it’s wrong. With no appropriate skills to make the right decisions, things go awry. That’s the best case. The worst case is judges taking bribes (and if you don’t believe it, google judge Blakely) and judges acting out their biases, jealousies or childhood issues. And they can — they have the power of the gavel to issue any order they want, even if the order is illegal–because if someone doesn’t follow the order, they risk that judge punishing them–putting them in jail, ruining their career, ordering their assets liquidated…
The need for judicial reform is dire. Judges have NO incentive to learn the tools of their trade — because they cannot be held accountable for wrongdoing, for not properly carrying out their job even if the wrongdoing is KNOWING or even of it is a result of NEGLIGENCE. As a result, judges decide whatever they want according to their whim. In the best case they have good intentions but are ignorant–they don’t know or understand the laws, and they don’t know or understand the facts (because they don’t have backgrounds in mental health and can’t understand that one party may in fact be mentally ill, that one party may in fact be at fault while the other is a victim. They foolishly believe it takes two to tango–not understanding that when mental illness is involved, the victim has done nothing other than marry the wrong person (often unknowingly) and in any event, the perpetrator should never ever be allowed to be abusive (physically or emotionally)–that’s a choice the perpetrator makes and it’s wrong. With no appropriate skills to make the right decisions, things go awry. That’s the best case. The worst case is judges taking bribes (and if you don’t believe it, google judge Blakely) and judges acting out their biases, jealousies or childhood issues. And they can — they have the power of the gavel to issue any order they want, even if the order is illegal–because if someone doesn’t follow the order, they risk that judge punishing them–putting them in jail, ruining their career, ordering their assets liquidated…
Gauging corruption: Opinions in Armenia split on recent TI’s survey - Society | ArmeniaNow.com
Gauging corruption: Opinions in Armenia split on recent TI’s survey - Society | ArmeniaNow.com
According to the survey results, citizens of Armenia consider the country’s judicial system as the most corrupt one, followed by the healthcare, education, political parties and legislative systems, the armed forces, religious bodies, media and NGOs.
According to the survey results, citizens of Armenia consider the country’s judicial system as the most corrupt one, followed by the healthcare, education, political parties and legislative systems, the armed forces, religious bodies, media and NGOs.
In Survey, Many Cambodians Report Corrupt Public Officials
In Survey, Many Cambodians Report Corrupt Public Officials
In its annual Global Corruption Barometer, released Tuesday, the US-based watchdog said 65 percent of Cambodians surveyed had paid a bribe to judicial authorities or police; 62 percent to registry officials; 57 percent for land services; 38 percent for medical services; and 30 percent to education officials.
In its annual Global Corruption Barometer, released Tuesday, the US-based watchdog said 65 percent of Cambodians surveyed had paid a bribe to judicial authorities or police; 62 percent to registry officials; 57 percent for land services; 38 percent for medical services; and 30 percent to education officials.
Government plans to record court proceedings to check corruption - Economic Times
Government plans to record court proceedings to check corruption - Economic Times
"The judiciary is the most non-transparent institution in the country," a highly placed source in the law ministry said.
"The judiciary is the most non-transparent institution in the country," a highly placed source in the law ministry said.
Nashville group home abused Hendersonville woman during conservatorship, judge says | The Tennessean | tennessean.com
Nashville group home abused Hendersonville woman during conservatorship, judge says | The Tennessean | tennessean.com
Rogers awarded Franklin $12,000 for mental anguish and abuse and $11,050 for exploitation.
Rogers awarded Franklin $12,000 for mental anguish and abuse and $11,050 for exploitation.
Boys in Custody and the Women Who Abuse Them - ProPublica
Boys in Custody and the Women Who Abuse Them - ProPublica
The Justice Department first discovered the startling form of abuse in 2010, when it surveyed more than 9,000 youngsters living in juvenile halls and group homes. More than 10 percent of the respondents said they’d been sexually abused by staff and 92 percent said their abuser was female.
The Justice Department first discovered the startling form of abuse in 2010, when it surveyed more than 9,000 youngsters living in juvenile halls and group homes. More than 10 percent of the respondents said they’d been sexually abused by staff and 92 percent said their abuser was female.
Miami judge calls child support prosecutor’s actions ‘reprehensible’ - Miami-Dade - MiamiHerald.com
Miami judge calls child support prosecutor’s actions ‘reprehensible’ - Miami-Dade - MiamiHerald.com
“The State Attorney deprived a law-abiding citizen of a fundamental liberty: his freedom of movement,” Heller said. “We will do what it takes to make sure this never happens again.”
“The State Attorney deprived a law-abiding citizen of a fundamental liberty: his freedom of movement,” Heller said. “We will do what it takes to make sure this never happens again.”
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Corruption up in Bangladesh: TIB - bdnews24.com
Corruption up in Bangladesh: TIB - bdnews24.com
Having been in Bangladesh recently just walking the streets and viewing the people it was quite evident corruption plays an important role with the have and have not.
Survey Finds 25% of People Paid Bribes in Last Year - Risk & Compliance - WSJ
Survey Finds 25% of People Paid Bribes in Last Year - Risk & Compliance - WSJ
A massive survey by Transparency International found more than a quarter of people have paid a bribe in the last 12 months.
A massive survey by Transparency International found more than a quarter of people have paid a bribe in the last 12 months.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Georgia going after elder abuse | The Augusta Chronicle
Georgia going after elder abuse | The Augusta Chronicle
And the committee recommends the revised law be changed again to make the crime a felony rather than a misdemeanor of a high and aggravated nature.
And the committee recommends the revised law be changed again to make the crime a felony rather than a misdemeanor of a high and aggravated nature.
Group continues cause against alleged judicial corruption | Sun PatriotSun Patriot
Group continues cause against alleged judicial corruption | Sun PatriotSun Patriot
“Technically speaking, the state legislators can take action and have the power to reign in these judges and have accountability,” said Roy.
“Technically speaking, the state legislators can take action and have the power to reign in these judges and have accountability,” said Roy.
Monday, July 8, 2013
Friday, July 5, 2013
FBI — Top Stories
FBI — Top Stories
I am always troubled by the FBI's use of it's resources.
When are they going to investigate and prosecute state actors involved with ruining families of honest services relative to fathers rights and elder exploitation in probate & family court threw out our nation ?
Massachusetts Judiciary exemption from public records law. A predominant democratic State = Corruption.
Judiciary exemption from public records law protects probation misconduct
Like the Legislature, the Massachusetts judiciary is exempt from public records laws. It’s a weakness that took center stage when a massive patronage scandal in the state Probation Department was revealed in 2010. The pay-to-play scheme remained well hidden; then Probation Commissioner John O’Brien did not have to release recommendations for jobs or candidate’s test scores so was allegedly able to hire friends and relatives of favored legislators, who voted on his budget, with impunity. Though the Probation Department falls under the state judicial branch, it provided little to no oversight.
- See more at: http://necir-bu.org/investigations/public-betrayal/#sthash.yThCOG2B.dpuf
Stop Judicial Corruption within the Royal Courts | Campaigns by You
Stop Judicial Corruption within the Royal Courts | Campaigns by You
If people cannot have trust in either the Civil or Criminal Justice Systems, then the implications for the future of the UK are scary as what option is left for Victims but to take the law into their own hands for justice to be done and seen to be done?
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Former attorney faces federal fraud charges » Local News » SalemNews.com, Salem, MA
Former attorney faces federal fraud charges » Local News » SalemNews.com, Salem, MA
McBride was disbarred in 2005 as a result of his handling of three separate cases, including one in which he was accused of charging an excessive fee to handle a forfeiture case; another in which he mislead a group of clients about the status of settlement funds, which he had taken for his own use; and a third in which he accepted a fee from a client but then failed to work on his case, leaving the man to serve additional jail time that was later determined to be in error.
McBride was disbarred in 2005 as a result of his handling of three separate cases, including one in which he was accused of charging an excessive fee to handle a forfeiture case; another in which he mislead a group of clients about the status of settlement funds, which he had taken for his own use; and a third in which he accepted a fee from a client but then failed to work on his case, leaving the man to serve additional jail time that was later determined to be in error.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Keeping the Elderly from Harm’s Way, Articles | THISDAY LIVE
Keeping the Elderly from Harm’s Way, Articles | THISDAY LIVE
"I call upon governments and all concerned actors to design and carry out more effective prevention strategies and stronger laws and policies to address all aspects of abuse of the elderly.
"I call upon governments and all concerned actors to design and carry out more effective prevention strategies and stronger laws and policies to address all aspects of abuse of the elderly.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Monday, July 1, 2013
JUDICIAL CORRUPTION = TYRANNY = OLIGARCHY: I-Team: Top Essex County Clerk Is Rarely At Courth...
JUDICIAL CORRUPTION = TYRANNY = OLIGARCHY: I-Team: Top Essex County Clerk Is Rarely At Courth...: I-Team: Top Essex County Clerk Is Rarely At Courthouse « CBS Boston
If it is not Judge Rocket, Judge Dilday, Judge Bornstein, or Pamela Casey O'brien its Head Clerk Tom Driscoll Essex County Salem MA.
And the Judiciary complains it does not have enough money, maybe because everyone is stealing and no one is working?
If it is not Judge Rocket, Judge Dilday, Judge Bornstein, or Pamela Casey O'brien its Head Clerk Tom Driscoll Essex County Salem MA.
And the Judiciary complains it does not have enough money, maybe because everyone is stealing and no one is working?
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