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By Dr. RichardCordero, Esq.
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M.B.A., University of Michigan Business School
D.E.A., La Sorbonne, Paris
Judicial Discipline Reform
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, CorderoRic@xxxxxxxxx Mr. Lev TsitrinCoalition Against Judicial
Fraudcajfr.orglevt2002@xxxxxxxxx Dear Mr. Tsitrin and Advocates of Honest
Judiciaries, I would like to congratulate you, Mr. Tsitrin, on yourtireless
and resourceful effort to expose judicial fraud. A. Obtaining information from
Thomson Reuters,Boston Globe, Sen. Warren, President-elect Biden, LexisNexis,
LDAD, and JDR 1. You contacted theNews Director at Alabama Public Radio; and
induced her to reply to you, whichis an achievement in itself. She let you know
that she is, as you put it, “interestedin instances of judicial fraud that are
specificto Alabama”. a. In this article, judicial fraud and judicial
corruption areconsidered aspects of the broader concept of judges’
unaccountability andconsequent riskless abuse of power, which is referred to in
brief as judges’ abuseof power or abuse. 2. To produce arevealing and
insightful report or show on Alabama judicial fraud, or ratherAlabama judges’
abuse of power, the Alabama Public Radio News Director can applythe principle
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. So she can: a. find specific stories and select those
thatare representative of the several forms of abuse through which judges grab
gains and convenience; and b. learn general information that explains the
enabling circumstances >¶¶1-7 of abuse, to wit, unaccountability, risklessness,
secrecy,and coordination among judges and between them and their supervisors,
i.e.,those in judicial performance commissions and those who process
complaintsagainst judges. 3. Learning bothspecific stories and general
information is the precondition for the News Directorto produce a report or
show that so outrages Alabamians as to cause them totake action. Such a
practical impact on her state audience would warrant ascost-effective her
investment of effort, time, and journalistic resources,which affects her budget
as well as her reputation. As journalists say, “thestory had legs”...and she
can make it take her with it. 4. Tolearn stories specific to Alabama or to any
other state, and general information: a. contact the journalists and editor of
Thomson Reuters –a major newsorganization with more than 2,500 journalists and
over 600 photojournalists– whodirected the team that conducted a NATIONAL
investigation into judicialcorruption, abuse of power, and judicial performance
review commissions. Theyreported their findings in the three-part report “The
Teflon Robe”, the first of which was publishedon June 30, 2020. 1) Their key
finding was “hardwired judicial corruption” in statejudiciaries. Upon reading
their report, one can define that concept ascorruption that is an integral
element of those judiciaries and intertwinestheir judges and the conniving
state entities that are duty-bound to supervisethem but in practice cover up
their abuse of power by not investigating, letalone punishing, them, not even
disclosing the names of complained-againstjudges. 2) Complaining abusees
remain uncompensated; and newparties appear in court unsuspecting that they are
going to be, not beforeadministrators of equal justice, but rather at the mercy
of risklesslyindiscriminate abusers. 3) No wonder, when the Thomson Reuters
reporters asked readersto send them their stories of judges’ corruption and
abuse of power, so manydid that the reporters subsequently stated that they had
been “inundated with stories”. Thefloodgates opened and pent-up outrage and
resentment rushed toward journalistswilling to read their stories. 4) This is
precedent for what can happen if the Alabama PublicRadio News Director asks her
audience to send her their stories of the abuse byjudges that they have
suffered or witnessed. She canencouragingly make it easier for them to do so
by pointing to the method for writing in up to 500 words their stories, which
they cansend to her, Reuters, and other journalists. She can build ontheir
response, as proposed below. 5) It is in the interest of the Reuters
reporters to forwardtheir Alabama-related stories to the News Director in
exchange for her givingthem credit and making a reference to their report.
Thereby their report’s legstake them farther. 6) Likewise, it is in the
reporters’ and Reuters’s interest to maximize their vastexperience gained
during their national investigation and their investment of
journalisticresources and money by joining forces with the News Director to
investigate herstate judiciary. This is a win-win, symbiotic relation. 7)
Reuters’s and the Director’s business mentality and capacityto seize a
promisingopportunity can lead them to export their joint experience to other
venues and therebydevelop a profitable niche activity....and a franchise too?
Here applies mywell-balanced realistic-idealistic guiding principle “Making
Money While Doing Justice”. 8) These are the names and email addresses of The
Teflon Robe team: “reporter” <john.shiffman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, “reporter”
<michael.berens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
“editor”<blake.morrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Team
membersmatthew.weber@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Brad.Heath@xxxxxx,
craig.hettich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Andrea.Januta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Caroline.Monahan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Corinne.Perkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
“TodayManaging Editor Jim W. Dean” <jimwdean@xxxxxxx>,“VTSenior Editor Gordon
Duff” <gpduf@xxxxxxx>, Troy.Dunkley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Pete.Hausler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Corporate
managersmarketresearch.thomsonreuters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
bthompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 9) Before contacting these Reuters journalists and
officers,the News Director should read their report to educate herself on the
blatant aswell as subtle forms of judges’ abuse.She will come away, not only
more knowledgeable about such abuse, but alsooutraged at the callous and
reckless way in which judges and their conniving supervisorsdevastate the lives
of parties and their families and friends. Outrage is adriving force. It will
reinforce her determination to expose Alabama-specific abuseand join the effort
to expose its general occurrence nationwide. 10) These are the links to The
Teflon Robe report:
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-judges-misconduct/
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-judges-deals/
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-judges-commissions/ b. ;
contact Boston Globe, the main newspaper in Massachusetts and a reputableone,
which published on September 30, 2018, its report “Inside our secret courts”,
in whose “private criminal hearings [conductedeven by clerks with no law
degree], who you are –and who you know– may be justas important as right and
wrong”. 1) “Boston Globe Inside Our Secret Courts reporter”
<todd.wallack@xxxxxxxxx>, “editor”<patricia.wen@xxxxxxxxx>,
spotlight@xxxxxxxxx,“Brian McGrory Editor”
<brian.mcgrory@xxxxxxxxx>,“MarkMorrow Senior Deputy Managing Editor”
<mark.morrow@xxxxxxxxx>, “MarkMorrow Senior Deputy Managing Editor”
<mark.morrow@xxxxxxxxx>,newstip@xxxxxxxxx, support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
comments@xxxxxxxxx, newsletters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Dr.Richard.Cordero_Esq@xxxxxxxxxxx “DavidDahl Deputy Managing Editor Print and
Operations” <david.dahl@xxxxxxxxx>,“Jennifer Peter Managing Editor”
<jennifer.peter@xxxxxxxxx>,“Jason Tuohey Managing Editor Digital”
<jason.tuohey@xxxxxxxxx>,“AnicaButler Deputy Managing Editor for local news”
anica.butler@xxxxxxxxx , DrRCordero@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2) https://apps.bostonglobe.com/spotlight/secret-courts/ ;
c. contact Senator Elizabeth Warren, who dare denouncein her "I have a plan
forthe Federal Judiciary too”, how federal judges fail to recuse themselvesfrom
cases in which they own stock in one of the companies that is a party tothe
case before them in order to resolve the ensuing conflict of interests intheir
favor so as to protect or increase their stock’s value. Sen. Warrenrefers to
such practice throughout the Federal Judiciary as its judges’
abusiveself-enrichment. She attributes it to federal judges’ unaccountability.
1) Judges’ abusive self-enrichment necessarily entails theircommission of the
crimes of fraud on parties; concealment of assets; taxevasion; money
laundering; fraud on, or collusion with, banks throughmisrepresentation of
funds’ provenance; and breach of contract for judicialservices, of the oath of
office, and of public trust. 2) info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Elizabeth_Warren@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,info+canned.response@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ,
reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,Dr.Richard.Cordero_Esq@xxxxxxxxxxx 3)Sen. Warren
cannot press her progressive agenda without harming President-electBiden, who
needs the support of her base but must follow a moderate course inorder to
avoid being labeled ‘a socialist’. The fact is that she has not been
evenmentioned for any position in his administration. Thinking strategically,
theNews Director can present to Sen. Warren the further exposure of
judges’abusive self-enrichment as her hallmarkcampaign, which the Senator can
pursue jointly with the Director, Reuters, andothers, including the
President-elect himself!Indeed,... d. contact President-elect Biden to express
her interest in his naming thebipartisan commission for the reform of the
judicial system that he announcedin an interview with CBS newsanchor Norah
O'Donnell on October 22. e. contact LexisNexis, the main competitor ofThomson
Reuters as publisher of law books and producer of a huge law andbusiness
database for computer-assisted research. LexisNexis is likely to wantto join
forces with news directors and others to investigate a story that canlead to a
scoop, a Pulitzer Prize, and significant commercial and reputationalrewards.
1) evan.dewitt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, tyler.duke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
austin.dunn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,austin.dunn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,Lane.Okney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
john.caminiti@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, communication@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ,
corderoric@xxxxxxxxx f. contact Lawyers Defending AmericanDemocracy (LDAD),
an entity that wasable to attract the support of more than 2,400 lawyers and
law professors assignatories −some of whom are bound to be in Alabama− of its
statement in defenseof generally accepted legal and judicial values.It is
reasonable to expect that LDAD will put the Alabama News Director intouch with
them. 1) press@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
hello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,John.Montgomery@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
cbarber@xxxxxxx, jon.bouker@xxxxxxxxxxxx,stanley.mcdermott@xxxxxxxxxxxx,
contactus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Robert.dell@xxxxxx,Emanuel.Rouvelas@xxxxxxxxxxx,
efidell@xxxxxxxx,jblake@xxxxxxx, nfels@xxxxxxx,
kathy.weinman@hoganlovells.com, satwardy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Robert.Skinner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
DStern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,Dr.Richard.Cordero_Esq@xxxxxxxxxxx,
g. read my professional study* † ♣ of judges and theirjudiciaries, which is
based on original analysis of official judicial statistics, reports, and
statements. Published by Judicial DisciplineReport, the study is titled and
downloadable thus: Exposing Judges' Unaccountability
andConsequent Riskless Abuse of Power:
Pioneering the news and publishing field of
judicial unaccountability reporting* † * Volume 1:
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/OL/DrRCordero-Honest_Jud_Advocates.pdf>all
prefixes:page# up to prefix OL:page393 † Volume
2:http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/OL2/DrRCordero-Honest_Jud_Advocates2.pdf>from
page OL2:394-1143 ♣ Volume 3:
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/OL3/DrRCordero-Honest_Jud_Advocates3.pdf>from
OL3:1144 i. Openthe downloaded files using Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is
available for free athttps://acrobat.adobe.com/us/en/acrobat/pdf-reader.html.
h. visit the website ofJudicial Discipline Reform, where articles based on the
study havebeen posted. This site attests to the appeal of those articles and
theirproposals by attracting so many webvisitors that 36,389 have become
subscribers; see the Appendixes to this article. 1) To subscribe for free
tothose articles: go to http://www.Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org ;<left panel
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or +New or Users >Add New. 2) See the article that requests that
Thomson Reuters extendits investigation from state to federal judges, and to
that end provides anabundance of investigative leads. 3) See the analysis of
judges’ abuse of power that is likely toprovoke the most outrage, namely, their
interception ofpeople’s emails and mail to detect and suppress those critical
judicialofficers and their performance. 4) Study the analysis of the official
statistics showing how federaljudges cover for each other by dismissing 100%
ofcomplaints filed against any of them and denying 100% of petitions to
reviewthose complaints. They ensure their own unaccountability, the harm
tocomplainants and the rest of the public notwithstanding. B. A state Public
Radio News Director can havenational impact 7. The Alabama News Director can
turn her production of a report or a show into an examplefor news directors
across the country. Thereby she can set in motion theformation of a movement
for judicial abuse of power exposure, compensation ofabusees, and reform of the
judicial and legal system; and make a name forherself. Those are reasonable
expectations arising from taking the concrete,realistic, and feasible actions
discussed below. 8. To that end, she can contact fellow newsdirectors, talkshow
hosts, and journalists in- and out-of-state to cause themto join forces to
coordinate the weekly or monthly publishing of a report onjudges’ abuse of
power or holding of a show where the audience share theirstories of abuse. This
can lead to the formation of the proposed Coalitionof Talkshow Hosts for
Justice. It canbecome a powerhouse of American politics and rival the national
TV networknewscasts. 9. The effort to coalesce media people in thatcoalition
can be leveraged to lead together with university deans andprofessors to the
joint holding of unprecedentedcitizens hearings. a. The citizens hearings will
be conducted by journalists andmultidisciplinary professors and experts. They
will take the testimony ofvictims of, and witnesses to, judges’
unaccountability and consequent risklessabuse of power. b. The hearings will
be held via video conference to make it inexpensivelyaccessible to witnesses as
well as the largest number of members of thenational public as well as the
international public, for whom they will set anexample to emulate in their
countries. To the extent technically possible, theywill be interactive so that
a live public can provide feedback in real time.They will also be available for
streaming and through podcasts. 10. The findings of the citizens hearings will
be presentedin a report at the first-ever conference on judges’
unaccountability andriskless abuse of power. It can be conducted in part or in
whole via videoconference, and made available nationally and internationally.
11. The citizens hearings and the conference can launchnationally and
internationally: a. a civic, apolitical, single issue movement for judicial
abuse of powerexposure, compensation of abusees, and reform of the judicial and
legal system.Its reliable and repeatable precedents are: 1) the Tea Party
(Taxed Enough Already), which began with neighborhood groups focused ontax
reduction that subsequently coalesced into a national party strong enoughto
dominate presidential politics; 2) the MeToo! andBlack Lives Matter movements,
whose common intolerance of abuse of power isself-assertively shouted in their
common cry: Enough is enough!
We won’t take abuse by anybody anymore. 3) the demonstrations against police
brutality and forsocio-economic equality, which internationally have found
expression ofsolidarity and have been emulated by demonstrations in the several
countries. b. local chapterscomposed of parties who have appeared before the
same abusive judge or court andassert collectively their demand to be
compensated by judgesand their judiciaries. The chapters can form both by the
parties applying the method for them to find each otherand as the result of the
organizing work of lawyers who are building up a nichepractice and law students
who are learningby doing under the supervision of a professor teaching a public
interest courseor directing a law school law clinic (like a law firm, but its
associate attorneys are students). 1) Judges and their judiciaries have held
themselves and been held by theirsupervisors as Judges Above the Law.However,
on grounds of Equal Justice Under Law and its two underlying
constitutionalprovisions of due process and equal protection of the law, they
can be held asliable to compensation just as they hold liable malpractising
doctors and their hospitals,and lawyers and their law firms; brutality-guilty
police officers and theirdepartments; pedophilic priests and their churches;
and everybody else...exceptfellow judges. 12. The citizens hearings and its
report-presenting conference canso inform the national public about, and
outrage it at, judges’ abuse of poweras to stir up the public to demand that
politicians -lest they be voted out of,or not into, office- name an independent
commission endowed withsubpoena, search & seizure, contempt, and indictment
power to hold officialpublic hearings on judges’ unaccountability and abuse of
power; and investigate and audit individual judges and courts. a.The exposure
of abuse can provoke such public outrage as to force judges andjustices to
resign >¶13aindividually or collectively for having offended against their own
Code of Conduct,which in Canon 2 requires judges to “avoid impropriety and even
the appearance of impropriety”. 13. Abuse exposed to be so ‘hardwired’ among
the judges as toconstitute their institutionalized modus operandi can so
deprive theirjudiciary of the public trust indispensable for people to respect
theirdecisions as to bring their judiciary down. 14. An informed and outraged
national public and/or a runaway independent commissioncan force the call of
the constitutional convention that since April 2,2014, Congress has been
petitioned to call by 34 states, a number thatsatisfies the amending provisions
of Article V of the Constitution. 15. For the first time in history, We the
People, theMasters of all our public servants, can establish a judiciary where
in practice,not merely in theory, the People hold their judicial public
servantsaccountable for their performance and liable to compensate the victims
of theirabuse. Those who contribute to this historic event, which will set off
aninternational political trend, will be recognized by the grateful People of
the World as their Champions of Justice. C. My offer to present this article
and its proposals 16. I offer to present this article and its proposals to
theAlabama News Director and her guests and to similar groups of news
directors,talkshow hosts, journalists, lawyers, academics, Advocates of Honest
Judiciaries, etc. 17. The presentation can take place via video conference
or,if in New York City, in person. It can be held on short notice. In fact,
thereis already an agenda,to which can be added the elements particular to this
article. 18. To decide whether to organize the presentation you maywatch my
videoand follow it on its slides. 19. To consult with others on this article
and/or interestpeople in the presentation you may widely share this article and
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