We Keep Showin’ Y’all Judges n’ Lawyers Gettin’ Slapped, Again and Again
Year after year, you’ll keep reading about the criminal acts of Bandit lawyers and Outlaw judges on LIT, who are either let off, given immunity, privately admonished, allowed to resign on full pay and pension, and in the case of the former Chief, Janet Fiore in NY, maintain private chauffeurs all at taxpayers costs.
Alas, it will remain the status quo until citizens stand up to the legal profession, the judiciary and the government. Read the articles on LIT and you’ll obtain a better understanding of why you need to act, and not hide in the closet in fear of retaliation.
At LIT we’ve got your back, share your story with us today about any legal or judicial abuse. Together, we’ll make change happen to end the tyranny of these Bandits and Outlaws.
Ex-Nigerian Gov. and Texas Resident Willie Obiano Wins Immunity at Fifth Circuit Over Killings Allegations
Fmr Nigerian Gov. sued under the Torture Victim Protection Act of 1991, claiming he ordered military forces to shoot and kill their husbands.
Magistrate Judge Bill Davis Offers Two Contrasting Reports by Applying Void-Judgment Exception
US Bank avoids dismissal under Rooker–Feldman. It has carried its burden to show that its suit falls within the void-judgment exception.
Bandit Bankruptcy Lawyer James “I Ain’t No” Pope is Representin’ Harris County Child Rapist Boris Clewis
This probate case involving real estate has entered its 26th yr, marred by criminal activity, relentless legal obstruction, and fraud.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Contractor Flees to Florida during Foreclosure
John Milian flees his former home, wife, cake business along with his ongoing bankruptcy and foreclosure for Ormond Beach, Florida.
Duplicate Bankruptcy Filer for Texas Cowgirl LLC, Adrian Villarreal Enters Chapter 7 Pro Se
Duplicate filer. Doesn’t pay fees. Files pro se for LLC.
Death and Foreclosures: There are Laws Protecting Estates from Predatory Foreclosures in Texas
Texas Supreme Court has made it crystal clear that if a nonjudicial foreclosure sale takes place within the 4-year period, it will be voided.
