Patel Deficiencies Tied To Grand Jury Investigation In San Diego

Patel

Network CEO Phil Stimac is asking U.S.

Toxics From SF Court Corruption Case Spill Into San Diego Shoreline Near Wallace's Office

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy to investigate ex parte communications between the Hon. Marylin Patel, district or circuit judges in San Francisco and judges, magistrates or Justice Department lawyers in San Diego in connection with a federal lawsuit fixed by the Hon. Irma Gonzalez.

“I previously informed Justice Kennedy that when the door

More Evidence Of Grand Jury Tampering In Oregon District

California Corruption Floods District of Oregon

Network CEO Phil Stimac is asking U.S.

U.S. Attorney Smears Atty To Cover Up Clinton Campaign Finance Violations

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy to submit undeniable evidence of violations of Title 18 of the United States Code by the Hon. Garr King to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and the Senate Judiciary Committee.

“Judge King’ s dismissal of the lawsuit involving my attempts to have federal due process standards applied to my State Bar reinstatement,” Stimac said, “ reeks of corruption. Nowhere in any of his rulings did he reveal the fact that I was disbarred for suing Mr. Clinton for

Stimac Asks Kennedy To Compel Kozinski To Honor His Oath Of Office

Hon. Alex Kozinski

Network CEO Phil Stimac has filed an emergency writ asking U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy to compel Alex Kozinski, Chief Judge of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to honor his oath of office.

“I will not,” Stimac said, “let my great respect for the Hon. James Browning and other 9th Circuit Court judges stop me from exposing the fact that Judge Kozinski fixed my appeal to cover-up wrongdoing by his friends and colleagues.

“Nor shall I let the honor of his title as Chief Judge blind the members of the United States Supreme Court from the enormity of the fraud he continues to perpetuate against them

Gideon Showed Landmark Cases Are Made By Society’s Losers, Not Winners

Clarence Gideon

The story of Clarence Earl Gideon always

City Hall Survived S.F. Earthquake

brings to mind fond memories of my first few weeks as a lawyer. As a young boy growing up in Gilroy, California, I used to enjoy watching the criminal cases which were held at the Old City Hall Building located at the corner of Monterey and Sixth Streets. At that time in the early 1960′s, the municipal court, mayor’s office, city council chambers, water department and jail

NMP Offers To Appear Before Carlsbad City Council

In a letter to City Attorney Ronald Ball, dated May 13th, Phil Stimac has indicated his availability to appear before the City of Carlsbad’s city council to answer any questions members may have about the desire of the National Mandamus Project to secure a Special Events Permit pursuant to Section 8.17 of the city’s municipal code.

“I have lived and spent time in San Diego County,” Stimac said, “so I am very much in touch with the spirit of the good people there. They may be surprised to learn that 

Stimac Asks Kennedy For Application Form For Mass Demonstration At Supreme Court Bldg.

Network CEO Phil Stimac has requested assistance from Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on the procedures required by the Court to obtain an application which will allow members of The National Mandamus Project to peacefuly assemble, express their views and petition their government for redress of their grievances which have arisen under The Kennedy Doctrine.

“The right to peacefully assemble

National Mandamus Project Inspired By Federalist Society

Roberts

According to Network CEO Phil Stimac, the

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creation of the National Mandamus Project, was inspired in part by The Federalist Society. Created in 1982 at Harvard, Yale and University of Chicago Law Schools, the Society seeks judicial reform of America’s legal system by conservative and libertarian minded professionals.

Supreme Court Justices John Roberts, Antonin Scalia and Samuel Alioto have played active roles in the creation and furtherance of the goals of The Federalist Society. 

Zernik To Serve On National Mandamus Project Advisory Board

Dr. Joseph Zernik

Dr. Joseph Zernik, PH. D, has recently committed to serve on the National Mandamus Project Advisory Board. Zernik gained substantial experience in recent years  analyzing fraud in large corporate and government information systems, and the effects of such systems on socio-economic development and civil society.  Dr Zernik’s background includes training in biomedical sciences and years of government sponsored laboratory research in that field, as well as editing of fine literature.

SF Court Conspirators Tarnish Image Of High Court

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Throughout the history of our great nation, citizens like the SF Court Corruption whistleblowers have expressed their moral outrage at arrogance and contempt certain members of the federal judiciary have for the laws and constitution in various ways.

Believing a treaty negotiated by Chief Justice John Jay to be tantamount to treason, Jay was denounced as a traitor and hung in effigy by angry mobs across America.

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The San Francisco whistleblowers are also not the first to tag some of their more

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notorious judges with nicknames such as
Charles “Old Lard Ass” Legge and Susan “The Case Fixer” Illston.

Justice Salmon P. Chase earned his nickname “Old Mr. Greenbacks”

Kennedy Doctrine Dealt Devastating Blow In 9th Circuit

Kennedy

The premise of the Kennedy Doctrine is that state and federal judges can secretly conspire with state bar

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officials to smear, retailiate and blacklist lawyers all across America in disregard to their fundamental constitutional rights. Last week it was dealt a devastaing blow by the filing of  a class action lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court. The case, Philip E. Kay vs. State Bar, etc., et al, is being brought by nationally-acclaimed civil rights lawyer, Phil Kay.

Class members, their attorneys and supports are hopeful