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Judicial Tactics
to Block
Reporting
Criminal Activities in
Government Offices
Summary
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Feloniously charged the former federal agent and
witness with criminal contempt of court for attempting to report the
criminal activities under the federal crime reporting statute. These are
federal crimes for which federal judges should be criminally charged and
then impeached.
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Corruptly Issued orders that violated major legal and
constitutional rights, taking the $10 million life assets
that funded Stich's exposure activities. The orders were issued without the required notice
of hearing, a hearing, and legally recognized cause.
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After seizing Stich's assets, federal judges issued orders barring him from filing
objections to the corrupt seizure and liquidation.
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When Stich did exercise the legal and constitutional
right to file objections, the objections were removed in violation of
law and then federal judge Edward Jellen charged Stich with criminal
contempt of court.
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When Stich filed for relief in a higher court,
federal judges and Justice Department prosecutors against charged him with criminal contempt of court.
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Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court were repeatedly
informed of these corrupt judicial acts by letters and petitions, each
of which were ignored.
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After Stich filed a lawsuit in the U.S. district court
at Reno, Nevada in 1999, the pattern of judicial obstruction of justice
and violations of federal due process rights were continued.
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Reno district judge Reed ordered Stich to pay $3300 to
the State of California in retaliation for naming California judges as
defendants, despite the fact that they repeatedly violated dozens of
state and federal laws and constitutional protection, any single one of
which justified naming them as defendants.
MORE DETAILS
The start of the documented obstruction of justice occurred in the late
1970s and early 1980s, as former FAA inspector Rodney Stich attempted to
report to a federal court the pattern of air safety and criminal violations
associated with a series of specific airline crashes. Stich filed these
actions in the U.S. District Court at San Francisco, which were then
dismissed without receiving the evidence, at which time Stich appealed, and
the same tactics were used. Stich then filed petitions for writ of
certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court and the same block was repeated.
The statutory authority requiring criminal activities to be reported to a
federal court (or other federal officer), and the mandatory
responsibility of any federal judge to receive the information and
evidence, arises under the mandatory
crime reporting requirements of Title 18 U.S.C. § 4, and the right
under Title 28 U.S.C. § 1361.
Title 18 U.S.C. § 4. Misprision of felony.
Whoever, having knowledge of the actual commission of a felony cognizable
by a court of the United States, conceals and does not as soon as possible
make known the same to some judge or other person in civil or military
authority under the United States, shall be fined under this title or
imprisoned not more than three years, or both.
Title 28 U.S.C. § 1361.
Action to compel an officer of the United States to perform his duty.
The district courts shall have original jurisdiction of any action in the
nature of mandamus to compel an officer or employee of the United States
or any agency thereof to perform a duty owed to the plaintiff.
These
initial lawsuits that sought to report the documented criminal activities
related to a series of specific airline crashes, including several occurring in
Stich's area of direct federal air safety responsibilities, included the
following:
Stich v. United
States, et al., 554 F.2d 1070 (9th
Cir.) (table), cert. denied, 434 U.S. 920 (1977)(addressed hard-core
air safety misconduct, violations of federal air safety laws, threats against
government inspectors not to report safety violations and misconduct); Stich
v. National Transportation Safety Board, 685 F.2d 446 (9th Cir.)(table), cert.
denied, 459 U.S. 861 (1982))(addressed repeated criminal falsification of
official airline accident reports, omitting highly sensitive air safety
misconduct, making possible repeated crashes from the same sequestered
problems); Amicus curiae brief filed on July 17, 1975, in the Paris DC-10
multi-district litigation, Flanagan v. McDonnell Douglas Corporation and
United States of America, Civil Action 74-808-PH, MDL 172, Central District
California.)(addressing the long standing FAA misconduct, of which the cover-up
of the DC-10 cargo door problem was one of repeated instances of tragedy related
misconduct); U.S. v. Department of Justice, District of Columbia, Nos. 86-2523,
87-2214, and other actions filed by Stich seeking to expose and correct the
powerful and covert air disaster misconduct.
The
consequences of federal judges blocking the reports of criminal activities
were tragic. The very same air safety and criminal violations and the
deep-seated culture making the crimes possible also resulted in their
continuation, which caused and made possible a number of brutal air
disasters. This scenario is described in the third edition of Unfriendly
Skies and to a smaller extent in the third edition of Defrauding
America.
It
is important to realize that crashes are not clean abstract matters; men,
women, and children are cremated alive, dismembered alive, and often suffer
long periods of time knowing they are going to die a horrible death.
The moaning of the pain-racked dying, heard at some of these crash sites,
reflects the horror arising from the crimes and the crimes of cover-ups. In
addition, there are often years of financial deprivation and grief for the
survivors and for the families of the dead.
Extension
of the Judicial Obstruction Of Justice To Other
And More Serious Criminal Activities
Commencing
in 1986, Stich sought to report criminal activities in other judicial and
government offices. He had discovered these matters from his several dozen
sources, including agents from the FBI, DEA, Customs, Secret Service, and
the CIA, including former heads of secret CIA airlines and secret CIA
financial operations. These sources provided to Stich during a 13 year
period detailed information concerning the criminal activities, affidavits,
and documentation.
These
criminal activities included evidence of drug smuggling into the United
States by people acting under cover of their government offices and covert
government operations, widespread corruption in the bankruptcy courts and
other courts, involvement of the CIA in the great savings and loan scam
inflicted upon the public, and a series of other scandals detailed in the
books, Defrauding America, Unfriendly Skies, and Drugging
America.
Felony
Obstruction of Justice
From
1986 to the present date, Stich continued his attempts to report to a
federal court these criminal activities and to provide evidence of them.
Every federal judge refused to receive the information and evidence,
promptly dismissing every court filing in which Stich sought to make these
reports. These acts were felonies related to obstruction of justice arising
from Title 18 U.S.C. §§ 2, 3, and 4.
When
Stich learned of additional criminal activities, he continued to exercise
the responsibilities under the federal crime reporting statute. Ninth
Circuit judges* addressed this matter by issuing a series of unlawful and
unconstitutional orders barring Stich, for the remainder of his life, from
access to the federal courts. These orders simultaneously voided for Stich
the important rights and protections guaranteed under the laws and
Constitution of the United States.
When
Stich learned of other criminal activities in judicial and government
offices, including the evidence provided to him by the increasing numbers of
insiders that came to him, Stich again sought to report the matters to a
federal court under the mandatory requirements of the federal crime
reporting statute. (Stich was unable to report the criminal activities to
any division of the Department of Justice as the culture and lawyers in that
government agency had repeatedly blocked these reports while he was a
federal agent, and were later revealed to be deeply involved in covering up
the criminal activities.)
Felonies
Arising From Judicial Retaliating Against Former
Federal Agent For Reporting Criminal Activities
Federal
judges and Justice Department lawyers reacted by charging Stich with
criminal contempt of court for filing papers in the federal courts. These
acts, retaliating against a former federal agent and witness for attempting
to report crimes against the United States by federal personnel, were
felonies under
Title 18 U.S.C. §§ 35, 111, 153, 241, 242,
245(b)(1)(B), 246, 371, 1341, 1343, 1503, 1505, 1512, 1513(b), 1515(a).
These felonies were in addition to these related to obstruction of justice,
Title 18 U.S.C. §
2,
3, 4,
Justice Department prosecutors initially sought a three year prison term
for Stich for exercising this mandatory crime reporting duty. This would
have required a jury trial, for which a conviction would have been difficult
with any jury capable of understanding the incredible charges. Justice
Department prosecutors then dropped the demand for three years, lowering it
to six months. Despite the constitutional requirement for a jury trial,
Supreme Court Justices had earlier ruled that a prison sentence of six
months does not require a jury trial.
In this Kangaroo Court setting, Stich was held guilty of criminal
contempt of court and sentenced to six months in prison. He was moved from
prison to prison, in chains, and spent six weeks in solitary confinement. At
that time, Stich was nearly 70 years of age and had recently undergone open
heart surgery for six coronary bypasses. This harsh punishment could have
resulted in Stich's death.
Stich repeatedly made the Ninth Circuit appellate courts aware of these
serious judicial crimes, as well as the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court.
By refusing to act, they became criminally implicated under federal criminal
statutes, including Title 18 U.S.C. §§ 2, 3, and 4. These statutes read as
follows:
Title 18 U.S.C. § 2.
Principals. (a) Whoever commits an offense against the United States or
aids, abets, counsels, commands, induces or procures its commission, is
punishable as a principal. (b) Whoever willfully causes an act to be done
which if directly performed by him or another would be an offense against
the United States, is punishable as a principal.
Title 18 U.S.C. § 3.
Accessory after the fact. Whoever, knowing that an offense against the
United States had been committed, receives, relieves, comforts or assists
the offender in order to hinder or prevent his apprehension, trial or
punishment, is an accessory after the fact.
Concurrent
Judicial Acts Blocking Reporting
Of Criminal Activities
Encountering
a total block in the federal government, including the Justice Department,
the courts, and members of Congress (which is described elsewhere), Stich
used his considerable real estate assets, that he had accumulated as a
former airline captain, to publicize these corrupt activities and the
people perpetrating them. He published books, appeared as guest and expert
on hundreds of radio and television shows throughout the United States,
Canada and Europe. His books named federal judges, Supreme Court judges,
personnel at United Airlines, and others, all of whom were exposed as
being involved in very serious crimes.
A
bizarre lawsuit was filed against Stich that targeted the $10 million in
real estate assets that funded these extensive and costly exposure
activities. That lawsuit was filed by the San Francisco law firm of
Friedman, Sloan and Ross, reported by two reliable sources to have
connections with the Central Intelligence Agency. That lawsuit was barred
by dozens of California laws and many federal laws and constitutional protections.
Click
here for a list of the laws that judges had to repeatedly violate for this
scheme to continue. Numerous California statutes and rules of court specifically
deprived California courts of jurisdiction for that cause of action and
also over Stich's properties.
The
lawsuit sought to invalidate six prior judgments that had already
adjudicated the same issues and which must be recognized under large
numbers of state and federal laws and constitutional provisions.
For
six years, California judges issued orders inflicting serious personal and
financial harm upon Stich, using that lawsuit as the basis. They
repeatedly violated record numbers of state and federal laws and
constitutional protections, which raised mandatory jurisdiction of federal
judges under the Civil Rights Act for the civil rights violations
occurring under color of state law. These violations were hard core and
not some abstract violation as is usually the case.
Federal
remedies, and mandatory responsibilities of federal judges, arose under
the Civil Rights Act and also under the Declaratory Judgment Act and
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 57. Federal causes of action under the
Civil Rights Act were raised by any one of the multiple orders issued by
California judges on the basis of any one of the dozens of state and
federal laws and constitutional protections being violated.
Additional
Evidence That the Judicial Obstruction of Justice and the Sham Lawsuit
Were Part Of the Same Scheme
Federal
judges repeatedly refused to provide a federal court forum, repeatedly
refused to halt the documented and unprecedented number of civil and
constitutional violations, thereby aiding and abetting the violations of
major federally protected rights for which they had a duty of trust to
enforce and uphold. Every judicial act in the federal courts, from 1983 to
2001, was to protect the scheme, the violators of Stich's civil and
constitutional rights, and the conspiracy that violated important
federally protected rights.
The
involvement by federal judges in the violations of civil and constitutional
rights then invoked additional remedies for Stich in the federal courts,
including remedies under the constitutional Bivens doctrine, which
provides every citizens the right to file a federal lawsuit on the basis
of the violations of a person's civil and constitutional rights under
color of federal law. (The Civil Rights Act provides a federal
court form for violations of civil and constitutional rights under color
of state law.)
Eventually,
in 1986, the combination of the judicial obstruction of justice and the
judicial civil rights violations were providing Stich with numerous
federal causes of actions for which federal judges must provide a federal
court forum and relief.
It
was at the juncture of these two matters that federal judges started
issuing the unlawful and unconstitutional injunctive orders barring Stich
for the remainder of his life from access to federal courts and voiding
for him--as was never done before--voiding the rights and protections
guaranteed by the laws and Constitution of the United States.
The
criminal contempt of court charges constituted felony retaliation not only
for attempting to report the criminal activities but also for exercising
legal and constitutional due process defenses against the unprecedented
numbers of civil and constitutional violations. This was getting more
bizarre all the time.
The
judicial records now indicate that this was the scheme that was concocted
somewhere in a powerful government office and that the scheme did not go
as planned when Stich exercised federal remedies. The scenario was
basically as follows:
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Stich's
books and frequent radio and television appearances (which now number
over 3,000) were threatening to expose major criminal activities and
powerful figures in the courts, in government, and at United Airlines.
Stich's assets funded these activities, and it could be assumed that
if he was stripped of these assets, at his age, that his poverty would
end his exposure activities.
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The
lawsuit filed by the law firm with CIA connections, targeting Stich's
activities, then followed. Assurance must have come from a high source
in government--which would include the courts--that those who
participated in the scheme would be protected. This required
protection by every higher court in California, every level of the
federal courts, up to and including the Justices of the U.S. Supreme
Court. The protection had to also come from the lawyers in the
Department of Justice who have a duty to protect against violations of
civil and constitutional rights. The protection had to also include
members of Congress who have mandatory oversight responsibilities for
the federal courts. And that is the way it was.
The
escalating violations in the California courts, the total denial of all
substantive and procedural due process by federal judges, starting with
the district courts, going to the appellate courts at San Francisco, and
then up to and including the justices of the Supreme Court of the United
States, caused Stich to file Chapter 11, seeking to force a federal judge
to perform his or her duty under the Civil Rights Act, under Bivens, and
under the Declaratory Judgment Act. At that time, Stich was unaware of the
rampant judicial and legal fraternity corruption in the bankruptcy courts
which is detailed in his third editions of Unfriendly Skies and Defrauding
America.
A
review of the court transcripts and the audio recordings of the court
proceedings reveal an obvious corrupt judicial process. Las Vegas federal
judge Robert Jones issued orders in chambers seizing Stich's assets,
including his home, his businesses, his assets, and his sole source of
income. These orders violated the legal and constitutional requirement of
a notice of hearing at which Stich could defend, a hearing, and legally
required cause before taking his assets.
Stich
had no financial problems. On the contrary, his $10 million in real estate
assets were subject to only about $4 million in real estate mortgages that
were being routinely paid off, and he had no other debts. This is
considered an excellent financial picture.
At
the request of the CIA-front law firm whose civil and constitutional
violations forced Stich to seek federal remedies in Chapter 11 court,
Stich's case was transferred to Oakland, where Chapter 11 judge Edward
Jellen started liquidating Stich's assets. He also issued orders barring
Stich from filing any objections to the seizure and liquidation of Stich's
assets, another due process violations of major constitutional
significance.
When
Stich did file objections as provided by federal laws and the
Constitution, Jellen charged Stich with criminal contempt of court, denied
him his own funds to hire legal counsel, denied him court-appointed legal
counsel, and then held Stich guilty of criminal contempt of court and
sentenced Stich to federal prison.
Stich
exercised federal defenses by filing an action in federal district court
seeking relief from the corrupt seizure and the prison sentence. District
judges also charged Stich with criminal contempt of court for the court
filing which violated prior judicial orders barring Stich from federal
court access for the remainder of Stich's life.
The
Latest Documented Pattern of Judicial Contempt for Due Process And the
Laws and Constitution of the United States
In
1999, Stich sought to file a lawsuit raising federal causes of actions:
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Under
the Civil Rights Act (for the violations of civil and constitutional
rights occurring under color of state law), seeking damages from the
California judges and law firms named as defendants.
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Under
the constitutional Bivens doctrine (for the violations of civil
and constitutional rights occurring under color of federal law)
seeking damages from federal judges, lawyers, and law firms action in
collusion.
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Seeking
a declaration under the Declaratory Judgment Act to declare his
personal and property rights adjudicated and established in prior
judgments that were unlawfully ignored by rogue California judges.
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Seeking
a declaration under the Declaratory Judgment Act to declare the orders
taking his life's assets in violation of due process to be void orders
(as provided by Supreme Court decisions).
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Seeking
a declaration holding that the injunctive orders barring Stich from
federal court access and voiding for him all rights and protections
guaranteed by the laws and Constitution of the United States to be
void.
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Another
attempt to report to a federal court the criminal activities in key
judicial and government offices that Stich and his group of other
federal agents had discovered. This demand was made under the
mandatory requirement of the federal crime reporting statute.
Federal
judges had a mandatory duty to provide a federal court forum, provide for
a jury trial on all factual matters, render a decision on the validity of
the prior judgments and Stich's personal and property rights, render a
judgment on the orders seizing Stich's assets, and render a judgment that
no federal judge has the authority to void for any citizen the legal and
constitutional due process rights guaranteed by the laws and Constitution
of the United States.
Collapse
Of the Scheme If Federal Defenses Were Not Voided
If
any single one of these many federal remedies was provided, the entire
scheme would collapse. A decision upholding the prior judgments would
reveal the 20 years of uninterrupted judicial violations of dozens of
state and federal laws and constitutional protections.
A
decision returning to Stich his civil and constitutional rights would
reveal the unlawful and felonious nature of the retaliatory imprisonment
for exercising legal and constitutional due process against the
record-setting violations of federally protected rights.
A
decision holding the orders seizing Stich's assets would not only
undermine the scheme to seize Stich's assets but would publicize to the
dozens of people in possession of Stich's many properties the
corrupt activities that enabled them to gain possession of
Stich's assets.
The
Following Links Provide More Legal Details
July 26, 2000. U.S. district judge Edward
C. Reed, Jr., Reno, Nevada, signs an order
dismissing all defendant federal judges from the lawsuit holding that the
"judges are absolutely immune ... even when such acts are in excess
of their jurisdiction and are alleged to have been done maliciously or
corruptly." Reed was upholding judicial anarchy. (Click here
to view the order in Adobe Acrobat, or click here
to view it as a .jpg file) The allegations in the Amended Complaint, which
under law must be accepted as true at that stage of the proceedings,
reveal federal judges acting in a conspiracy to undermine the laws and
Constitution of the United States, aiding and abetting criminal and
subversive acts by blocking their reports, and engaging in other crimes.
The complaint included such charges as federal judges:
* Acted without personal and without subject matter jurisdiction
as they rendered orders taking Stich's $10 million in assets--which had
funded his investigative and exposure activities into high-level
corruption in government.
* Blocking the reporting of criminal activities in government
which Stich--a former federal agent and his group of government
agents--sought to report to a federal judge under the federal crime
reporting statute, Title 18 U.S.C. Section 4. These obstruction of
justice tactics violated various criminal statutes, including Title 18
U.S.C. Sections 2, 3, and 4.
* Retaliated against Stich, a former federal agent and witness,
for seeking to report the criminal activities in key government offices
(as detailed in Unfriendly Skies, Defrauding America, and Drugging
America). These are criminal acts under Title 18 U.S.C. Sections
111, 372, 1505, 1510, 1512, and 1513.
* Engaged in long continuing conspiracy that violated large
numbers of federal laws and constitutional protections as part of a
long-continuing scheme to block the reporting of these criminal
activities.
* And much more, revealing a literal judicial anarchy that has
become the culture in the federal courts and is subverting the
protections under the laws and Constitution of the United States,
converting the courts into a corrupt arm of government, and which
protects criminal activities in government. The sequence of these
proceedings reveals a pattern of corruption in the federal courts that
includes the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, and which is
responsible for continuation of corrupt activities that have inflicted
great harm upon the United States, the American people, and specific men
and women.
- August 4, 2000. Motion
for Reconsideration of the dismissal of the defendant federal
judges, and second request for the judge to issue findings of facts
and conclusions of law, as required by federal law. Alternate
viewing with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- Dismissed the defendant California judges despite their federal
offenses under the Civil Rights Act, on the basis of the orders for six
years without personal and without subject matter jurisdiction, that
violated over 36 California statutes and rules of court, violated
federal statutes, violated Supreme Court holdings, and violated numerous
constitutional protections. These deliberate violations inflicted grave
personal and financial harm upon Stich.
- Dismissed each of the attorneys and law firms
that committed acts that constitute violations of Stich's civil and
constitutional rights under color of state law and under color of
federal law, which invoked federal court jurisdiction under the Civil
Rights Act and under the Bivens doctrine. Federal law bars the
dismissal of any defendant, or the lawsuit, if the allegations state one
or more federal causes of actions for which federal relief is available.
- Refused to render a declaratory judgment
addressing Stich's personal and property rights adjudicated and
established in seven judgments, and the validity of those
judgments, that had been taken by the defendant California and federal
judges. This federal remedy is provided by the Declaratory Judgment Act
(Title 28 U.S.C. §§ 2201, 2202) and Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 57
and falls within the mandatory duty of federal judges. Reed refused to
address that issue, claiming that since he dismissed the defendant
California judges there was no jurisdiction to address these matters.
That legally bankrupt argument was contradicted by the fact that the
naming of the judges who rendered the unlawful and unconstitutional
orders taking personal and property rights established in seven
judgments did not require naming the judges as defendants to have these
rights declared. It was the taking of these previously adjudicated
rights that served as the basis for 20 years of judicial attacks upon
Stich and the basis for taking the $10 million in assets that funded
Stich's exposure of government and judicial corruption.
- Refused to render a declaratory judgment addressing the void
orders by federal judges that seized Stich's $10 million in assets
that violated legal and constitutional requirements for a notice of
hearing, a hearing, and legally required cause. Supreme Court decisions
hold that such orders are void and remain void forever.
- Refused to render a declaratory judgment declaring the series of
unlawful and unconstitutional orders as void that barred Stich for the
remain of his life from access to federal courts that voided for him
all rights and protections guaranteed by the laws and Constitution of
the United States. These injunctive orders blocked Stich from reporting
to a federal court the corrupt and criminal activities that he and his
group of former government agents had discovered, and voided for
Stich the due process protections in federal laws and the Constitution
against the judicially inflicted personal and financial harm arising
from the unlawful and unconstitutional orders continuously rendered
without interruption for 20 years.
- Voided Stich's rights under the Civil Rights Act and the Bivens
doctrine, among other law, to get financial damages against the
defendant attorneys, law firms, and California and federal judges, whose
documented series of unlawful and unconstitutional acts justified
damages under these federal civil rights remedies.
- Continued the judicial refusal to receive information and
evidence of the corrupt and criminal activities that Stich and his group
of other former federal agents had sought to report to a federal court
under the federal crime reporting statute, Title 18 U.S.C. § 4. This
refusal to receive the evidence constitutes obstruction of justice under
Title 18 U.S.C. §§ 2, 3, and 4.
- Orders Stich to pay over $3300 to the State of California for
naming California judges in the lawsuit. That order was a
continuation of the judicial retaliation for exercising legal and
constitutional due process against record-setting violations of
federally protected rights. These are the judges who knowingly and
repeatedly issued orders for six years without personal and without
subject matter jurisdiction, who violated over 36 California statutes
and rules of court, who violated federal statutes, Supreme Court
decisions, and constitutional protections, causing Stich to suffer
horrendous personal and financial harm that will continue until Stich
dies. California attorney general Bill Lockyer aided and abetted these
judicial violations and in March 2001 demand that Stich pays the $3300
to the State of California.
- Concurrent with these judicial acts, the California and federal tax
boards suddenly claimed Stich owed taxes from 15 years ago, the total of
which were far beyond Stich's financial ability to pay.
- All in all, Stich has paid a high price for seeking to halt the
corruption that resulted in hundreds of people being cremated alive and
dismembered alive in airline programs for which he has direct federal
air safety responsibilities. This should be a lesson to anyone who feels
a sense of responsibility.
Ominous Implication
Apparently, federal judges, and the California judges and
"officers of the court" who acted in unison with them, knew that
a higher and powerful force somewhere in government would protect them
against the consequences of their corrupt, unlawful, unconstitutional, and
even criminal acts. The fact that the law firm filing the initial lawsuit
was a front for the CIA, and the fact that the Justices of the Supreme
Court were repeatedly made aware of the criminal obstruction of justice,
the massive violations of civil and constitutional rights, lends credence
to that probability.
Other Court Filings Revealing
More Obstruction of Justice and Judicial Contempt For Constitutional
Rights and Protections
Click
here to learn the documented actions taken by U.S. district court and
Ninth Circuit appellate judges to keep from the people the corrupt and
criminal activities in the federal courts, the criminal activities that
Stich and his group of government agents sought to report under the
federal crime reporting statute (Title 18 U.S.C. § 4), the corrupt and
conspiratorial misuse of federal courts, and the actual undermining of the
laws and Constitution of t the United States by the same judges entrusted
to protect and enforce these rights and protections.
Additional Details
March 14, 2000. The
lawsuit was first submitted to the U.S. district court at Oakland,
California on March 14, 2000. The clerk of the court refused to file the
complaint, stating that an order by U.S. district judge Marilyn Patel in
1986--15 years earlier--had forever barred Rodney Stich from access to the
federal courts.
The lawsuit addressed a pattern of civil rights violations
judicially perpetrated upon the plaintiff whistleblower, and sought to
report a pattern of criminal activities that he, a former federal
investigator, and his group of government insiders sought to report.
That order effectively voided for Stich the rights and protections
under the laws and Constitution of the United States and barred him from
reporting criminal activities implicating people in control of key
government offices and in the federal courts that he and his group of
government whistleblowers had discovered over the years.
That order by Judge Patel was unlawful and unconstitutional, and Judge
Patel had rendered it after Stich filed a federal lawsuit addressing the
judicial violations of state and federal laws and constitutional
protections that were involved in the scheme to silence Stich's exposure
activities.
Judge Claudia Wilkin of the Oakland U.S. district court rendered a
further order upholding the unlawful and unconstitutional order by Judge
Patel.
In doing this, Judge Wilkin obstructed justice by refusing to receive
the hard evidence that Stich and his group of insiders sought to report.
These criminal activities included such matters as widespread judicial
corruption in the bankruptcy courts, CIA drug smuggling and activities
with organized crime groups, and much more.
March 24, 2000. After being
denied the right to file a lawsuit at Oakland, Stich then filed the
lawsuit on March 24, 2000 in the U.S. district court at Reno, Nevada. An
Amended
Complaint was filed on May 12, 2000. The Amended Complaint was 66
pages long, and stated facts showing a 20-year pattern of judicial
corruption. Most of the allegations in the complaint are supported by
judicial records in the California and in the federal courts. To view
that lawsuit in Adobe Acrobat Reader click
here.
May 12, 2000. On May 12, 2000,
Stich served the Amended Complaint and Request
For Admissions upon 26 California and federal judges, and
attorneys who colluded with them in the attacks upon Stich. RFAs
sent to former short-time California Judge Wolters is shown here.
July 6, 2000. U.S. Attorney at Reno,
Nevada, filed a Motion
To Dismiss Federal Judges, claiming they were absolutely immune from
any lawsuit.
July 20, 2000. Stich files Opposition
To Dismissal of Federal Judges.
July 24, 2000. U.S. attorney at Reno,
Nevada, filed reply
to Stich's opposition to dismissal, claiming a judge can do any act and
not be responsible for the consequence.
July 25, 2000. Stich files Request
For Findings of fact and Conclusions of Law and Proposed Findings of
Fact and Conclusions of law. The intent of doing this was to make it
more difficult for the judge to simply dismiss the defendant federal
judges without stating a reason and without addressing the facts and the
law that stripped the judges of self-imposed judicial immunity.
August 5, 2000. Motion
to dismiss by a group of San Francisco attorneys seeking an order to be
dismissed from the lawsuit. These included attorneys who worked for
and with infamous trustee Charles Duck, accused of the nation's worst
trustee embezzlement, who liquidated much of Stich's $10 million
in real estate assets. These attorneys included Lawrence Goldberg,
Terrance C. Stinnet, Iam Macdonald, Merle C. Meyers, Melanie Darling,
and the law firms of Goldberg, Stinnett, Meyers & Davis; and
Goldberg, Stinnett, and Macdonald.
August 10, 2000. California Attorney
General Bill Lockyer filed motion on behalf of the defendant
California judges. The motion was filled with misstatements of law,
misstatements of facts, withholding of key facts and law that would have
altered the position he was taking. He did not deny any of the
allegations Stich made in his lawsuit. The California attorney general
simply held that no matter what the judges did, they were totally immune
from the consequences. Ironically, one of the defendants in the lawsuit
was former California Court of Appeal judge Harry Low, who was selected
by Governor Grey Davis to be the head of the California Department of
Insurance.
Former California court of appeal judge Harry Low was being
heralded for his alleged respect for the law and civil rights, when in
reality he played a role in massive violations of these state and
federal civil rights protections. He misused his judicial position and
the courts as if they were a corrupt arm of government. Click here
for a list of the California and federal laws and constitutional
violations that Low approved being violated in a bizarre lawsuit that
was filed by a CIA-front law firm in an attempt to silence a former
government agent and whistleblower.
August 15, 2000. Stich's
opposition to motion by attorneys to be dismissed.
Stich served, again, a Request
For Admissions to the above attorneys. They refused to answer the
first set, each one claiming they did not receive the RFAs. Rather than
seek a court order forcing them to answer, another set was sent to them
on August 14, 2000.
August 16, 2000. Order
by Judge Edward C. Reed, Jr., denying Stich's motion for
reconsideration, holding that federal judges are above the law, are
totally immune from the consequences of the conduct stated in Stich's
Amended Complaint.
August 23, 2000. Stich filed objection
to the motion by California's attorney general to dismiss the
California judges from the lawsuit. Attachment
to that motion, to be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader, which lists
many of the laws and constitutional protections that were repeatedly
violated against Rodney Stich by California and federal judges in a
continuing series of inter-related acts. To read without the Reader,
click here.
Key Filing That Would Expose 20
Years Of Systematic Civil Rights Violations By California and federal
judges Acting In Unison
September 7, 2000. Stich filed a
motion for declaratory judgment declaring the validity of seven
judgments that established Stich's personal and property rights, and
which were the target of the bizarre lawsuit against Stich. The
motion was filed under the Declaratory Judgment Act, Title 18 U.S.C.
Section 2201, which requires federal judges to conduct a hearing and
then render a judgment declaring the rights and legal relations of the
parties. The motion and its points and authorities and exhibits required
U.S. district judge Reed to render an order declaring the validity of
the seven divorce judgments that legally established Stich's divorced
status and property rights in 1966. The significance of these facts and
law is that it was the violation of these legally established rights
that was the center of the 20 years of subsequent taking of Stich's $10
million estate (which in the year 2000 would be worth easily in excess
of $15 million, almost without any liabilities). Click here
to see the motion.
The bizarre lawsuit and scheme involving over a dozen attorneys and
over a dozen California and federal judges commenced with a sham
lawsuit claiming Stich was married to an Emma Stich in Duncanville,
Texas, and that she wanted a divorce and half of Stich's personal and
corporate assets on the allegation that these assets were community
properties.
Every law stated in this September 7, 2000 motion had been raised
by Stich during the California lawsuit. (None of his attorneys raised
any of them, and he had to proceed on his own.) As shown in the
motion, California judges acted without personal and without subject
matter jurisdiction and violated dozens of California and federal laws
and constitutional protections, any ONE of which barred that cause of
action.
California judge Dennis Bunting
rendered a "divorce" judgment on September 28, 1988,
allegedly terminating the marriage (that had been terminated 22 years
earlier), and seized Stich's properties. Making matters worse, Stich
was barred from the hearing and barred from filing any oppositions (so
much for constitutional due process, but that right was a casualty
from "day-one." Bunting is in the year 2000 with the Solano
County district attorney's office in Fairfield, California. His
pattern of civil rights violations as a short-time elected judge
doesn't bode well for anyone charged with an offense in Solano County.
California judges, and federal judges, in unison, charged Stich
with being a vexatious litigant and with frivolous filings for
exercising state and federal remedies against these violations. Any
ONE of the dozens of California and federal laws, or constitutional
violations, would have justified filing objections.
Here are the very serious problems
facing Judge Reed which have national implications and which could help
the public understand the rampant corruption in the courts and the legal
fraternity:
His mandatory and non-discretionary duty to render a declaratory
judgment is clear. Dozens of California statutes and rules of court
require recognizing the seven prior judgments that established Stich's
personal and property rights 20 years before they were attacked in the
sham California lawsuit. Federal statutes, U.S. Supreme Court decisions,
multiple constitutional protections, all require recognition of these
rights.
It was the violation of these rights, and the systematic refusal by
federal judges to address the violations, to refer to render a
declaratory judgment, that led to the great personal and financial harm
inflicted upon Stich.
If Judge Reed now renders the judgment that he musts be law, but
probably will not if the past 20 years of judicial misconduct continues,
he would expose every one of the over two dozen judicial and legal
fraternity defendants in a pattern of unprecedented misconduct corruptly
misusing the California and the federal courts. This in turn would
reveal the judicial obstruction of justice and the scheme that was part
of it. And from there, the criminal activities that Stich and his group
of other government agents have sought to report, including the decades
of CIA drug smuggling into the United States, the judicial
corruption in the bankruptcy courts, and much more.
The violations of state and federal laws, the
violations of civil rights, are so extreme, and so obvious, that if
he refuses to render a declaratory judgment requiring recognition of the
seven divorce judgments and declaring the void nature of the California
"divorce" judgments, he will be clearly shown as aiding and
abetting every single wrongdoing that is detailed and documented in
Stich's Amended Complaint and the attached exhibit, his third edition of Defrauding
America. And this could have serious ramifications.
If Judge Reed acts to protect the pattern of
corrupt actions by the large numbers of California and federal judges and
attorneys named in the lawsuit, than he becomes implicated with the
civil rights violations, the criminal cover-ups, the corrupt misuse of
judicial positions and the courts, and more. He would have to count on a
continued cover-up by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal judges (which is
probable), and a cover-up by the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court (which
is also probable), and a cover-up by the media. But what is unknown is how
people will react when they find out about this practice through publicity
on the Internet. If those people and groups complaining about intangible
or subjective matters will instead focus on these hard-core documented
acts of judicial corruption, then there is a risk to the entrenched judges
and their compatriots in the legal fraternity.
Remember, it isn't the person that the judges and legal fraternity
targeted that is of main concern to the American public; it is the
willingness of such a large group of judges and attorneys to engage in a
conspiracy, to misuse the courts and the judicial positions, to destroy
the rights and protections under the laws and Constitution of the United
States that are fundamental to our form of government. Their perpetrating
of these fundamental protections is on a par with the subverting of the
American people by the CIA and others who have been smuggling drugs into
the United States for the past 50 years, and inflicting chaos throughout
the nation.
September 1, 2000. Motion filed by
U.S. trustee Jerome Robertson to be dismissed from lawsuit.
September 14, 2000. Plaintiff's Opposition
to Robertson's motion. The points raised in the opposition refer to every
argument raised by Robertson in seeking to be dismissed. Click
here to read Stich's opposition to Robertson's dismissal motion as
converted from Microsoft Word.
October 1, 2000. California Attorney
General Bill Lockyer and the Nevada Attorney General filed motions to
dismiss the California judges from Stich's lawsuit. These two top law
enforcement agencies of the states of California and Nevada were aiding
and abetting and protection the California judges who for six years
engaged in record-setting numbers of civil and constitutional violations
against Stich. Check the complaint filed by Stich to see the great numbers
of civil and constitutional violations perpetrated by renegade California
judges, and how the state's top law enforcement agencies protected the
corrupt judges.
October 2, 2000. Defendant attorney Paul
G. Sloan, a partner in the law firm of Friedman, Sloan and Ross that filed
the original sham lawsuit against Stich that targeted Stich's assets that
Stich used to fund his exposure of corruption in key government offices
and in the federal courts. That law firm was identified to Stich by two
reliable sources as being a front for the Central Intelligence Agency. If
so, that law firm would have considerable control over federal judges, and
be possibly the reason Sloan was dismissed from the lawsuit.
October 3, 2000. Justice Department
opposition to reinstatement of Plaintiff's civil and constitutional
rights. This is the federal agency that is entrusted in protecting
civil and constitutional rights and prosecuting those who commit the
violations. The attorneys in the Justice Department were objecting to the
return of Stich's civil and constitutional rights that were unlawfully,
unconstitutionally, taken from him in an effort to block his defenses
against the judicially-inflicted civil and constitutional violations and
to block Stich from reporting the criminal activities that he and his
group of government insiders had discovered. Stich sought to report them
to a federal judge under the mandatory crime reporting requirements of
Title 18 U.S.C. Section 4 that provides for a federal judge to exercise
his administrative duties and receive the reports. Click here
to view the Justice Department's opposition to the return of Stich's civil
rights. There are ominous implications to this opposition.
October 4, 2000. Plaintiff (Stich) filed a
motion to have his civil and constitutional rights reinstated, that
had been taken from his by unlawful and unconstitutional injunctive orders
rendered by a series of federal judges acting in unison. The purpose of
these injunctive orders was to block Stich and his group of other former
and present government agents from reporting criminal activities to a
federal judge under the federal crime reporting statute, Title 18 U.S.C.
§ 4, and blocked Stich from exercising federal remedies and protections
against the onslaught of civil and constitutional violations that focused
on seizing the $10 million in assets that funded Stich's exposure of the
corruption in government. Reed's refusal to reinstate Stich's civil and
constitutional rights was the latest in a 20-year pattern of judicial
corruption related to blocking the reports of government corruption. Click
here for a copy of the motion filed under the Declaratory Judgment
Act.
October 4, 2000. Stich filed a motion
under the Declaratory Judgment Act to have the orders seizing his $10
million in assets declared void. These orders were void under U.S.
Supreme Court decisions. Orders rendered without jurisdiction, or that
violated constitutional due process, are considered void orders, and all
orders rendered on the basis of such void orders are void. Click
here for a copy of the motion filed in the U.S. district court at Reno
under the authority of the Declaratory Judgment Act.
October 5, 2000. Justice Department's opposition
to declaring orders seizing Stich's $10 million in assets to be void.
Under U.S. Supreme Court decisions, orders are void, forever void, and
orders based upon such orders are void, when they are rendered without
jurisdiction or violated constitutional due process. The orders rendered
by Las Vegas federal judge Robert Jones were signed in chambers, a week
after he signed orders refusing to accept jurisdiction over the matter,
and the orders signed in chambers taking Stich's assets were signed
without any notice of hearing, without a hearing, and without cause. The
property was simply taken, and then orders rendered barring Stich from
filing objections to the seizure and liquidation.
October 10, 2000. Stich filed opposition
to dismissing the California judges. Click here to see part of that
opposition.
October 11, 2000. Plaintiff's response to
Justice Department's opposition to reinstatement of Plaintiff's civil and
constitutional rights. Click here to see the opposition.
October 20, 2000. U.S. district judge
Edward C. Reed, Jr. Reno, Nevada, signed six orders, including:
- Order refusing to return to Stich the civil and constitutional
rights that were taken from him, that continues for the remainder
of Stich's life, by a series of federal judges, including Marilyn
Patel, Samuel Conti, Milton Schwartz and others. Click here
to view it.
- Order dismissing the federal judges that Stich listed as
defendants. Judge Reed held and implied that the federal judges were
totally immune from the consequences of their acts, and that the
victims of such wrongful acts have no redress in law. These acts
included felony retaliation against Stich for attempting to report
major criminal activities to a federal judge; felony retaliation
against Stich for exercising constitutional due process remedies
against the record-setting number of civil and constitutional
violations perpetrated by the judges. Click here
to view the order.
- Order holding that California judges are totally immune from the
consequences of their pattern of conspiratorial corrupt acts, and
that the victim of such wrongful acts have no remedy under law. Click
here to view the order.
- Order dismissing short-time California judge Dennis Bunting, whose
unlawful and unconstitutional order violated several dozen California
and federal statutes, rules of court, federal statutes, landmark U.S.
Supreme Court decisions, and constitutional protections, while acting
without personal and without subject matter jurisdiction. His orders
seizing Stich's properties were based on the premise that he was
terminating a marriage that had been terminated 22 years earlier, that
had been established in a 1966 divorce judgment and its entry as a
local judgment in the states of Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, and the
California counties of Contra Costa and Solano. The lawsuit was a scam
to seize the assets that funded Stich's exposure activities.
October 24, 2000. Order
by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals at San Francisco denying to
Stich the legal and constitutional right to appeal any orders rendered in
the Reno lawsuit. This order, rendered by Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
judges Pregerson, Kleinfeld, and Gould, refused to proceed with Stich's
Notice of Appeal relating to the dismissal of the federal judges named in
the lawsuit. In this way, the entire Ninth Circuit has solidified the
total denial of all civil and constitutional due process to Stich in what
has become one of the worst documented judicial scandals in U.S. history.
Here is the significance of that order. A series of orders by district
court judges have barred Stich, for the remainder of his life, from access
to the federal courts, which is outrageously unlawful and
unconstitutional. By denying Stich the right to file papers in federal
courts, he is unable to file appeals of these unlawful orders. When Stich
filed a lawsuit in Nevada, outside of the California area controlled by
the judicial orders voiding for Stich all legal rights and protections
under our form of government, federal court of appeal judges refuse to
recognize appeals that Stich is forced to file when federal judges
elsewhere continue the tactics by the federal judges in California. These
corrupt judicial acts have national implications.
October 31, 2000. Stich filed, strictly
for the record, a motion for reconsideration of the order refusing to
reinstate civil and constitutional rights. Click here
to view the motion. Without such an order, Stich will continue to be
stripped of all rights and protections under the laws and Constitution of
the United States. This will protect the judges, will block Stich and his
group of insiders from reporting criminal activities in key government
offices and the courts, and bar Stich from ever seeking relief from
the record-setting violations of California and federal laws and
Constitutional protections.
October 31, 2000. Stich filed, for the
record, motion for reconsideration of the October 20, 2000 order refusing
to declare the validity of the seven judgments that established
Stich's personal and property rights, which had been unlawfully and
unconstitutional taken by short-term California judges, and primarily
Dennis Bunting, now a prosecutor in Solano County at Fairfield,
California. It was the violations of these rights that served as the
platform for the scheme against Stich in the California and federal
courts. If the judge had exercised his mandatory responsibility under the
Declaratory Judgment Act, and applied the many laws and constitutional
protections requiring recognition of these judgments, and Stich's personal
and property rights, it would focus attention on the pattern of judicial
misconduct by the California and federal judges. Click here
to view the motion for reconsideration.
October 31, 2000. Stich filed a motion for
reconsideration of the October 20, 2000 order dismissing the California
judges who rendered orders for six years while lacking personal and
subject matter jurisdiction, and that violated over 36 California
statutes and rules of court, federal statutes, U.S. Supreme Court
decisions, and major constitutional protections. Federal judges have to
protect each of the California judges, subsequent federal judges, law
firms, and attorneys, who knowingly played a key role in the scheme to
strip Stich of the assets that funded his exposure of the corruption in
key government offices and the courts. Click here
to view the motion for reconsideration.
October 31, 2000. Stich filed a motion for
reconsideration of the October 20, 2000 order dismissing defendant and
trustee Jerome Robertson, who helped loot Stich's $10 million in
assets. Click here
to view the motion.
October
31, 2000. Stich filed a motion for reconsideration of the
October 20, 2000 order dismissing attorney Paul G. Sloan. Sloan was a
partner in the law firm that filed the sham lawsuit against Stich. That
law firm was reported to Stich by two reliable sources to be a front for
the Central Intelligence Agency, and if so, could be expected to have
considerable control over federal judges.
November 3, 2000. Stich filed a motion for
reconsideration of the October 20, 2000 order refusing to rule on the
motion for return of Stich's $10 million in properties (today worth
over $15 million) that was seized without any notice, without hearing,
without cause, which violated major constitutional due process
protections, and which were seized after the judge had signed orders
refusing to accept jurisdiction over the legal filing which involved the
properties. The seizure of these assets culminated years of judicial and
legal efforts to destroy them and thereby eliminate the assets that funded
Stich's exposure activities. Click here
to view the motion for reconsideration.
November 6, 2000. The San Francisco law
firm of Goldberg, Stinnett, Meyers & Davis filed a second motion to be
dismissed from the lawsuit. This law firm was active with trustee Charles
Duck for several years during the time that people repeatedly complaint
was looting their assets. Newspaper publicity charging Duck with the
nation's worst trustee embezzlement finally forced a slap-on-the-wrist
reaction from the Justice Department with a subsequent announcement that
the fraud in the bankruptcy courts had been eliminated. Duck went to a
federal prison camp for a short stay, where he received favored treatment.
Stich included in his lawsuit the firm that worked hand-in-glove with
Duck, and they subsequently filed their second motion to be dismissed.
(Stich's opposition was filed on November 15, 2000.
November 6, 2000. Stich filed opposition
to Judge Reed's intent to order Stich to pay financial sanctions to the
defendant California judges. These judges were unlawfully and
unconstitutionally dismissed by Judge Reed on the claim that they were
totally immune from the consequences of their acts. This decision was
contrary to Supreme Court decisions that state judges lose their limited
immunity when they act without jurisdiction or if they violate clear and
settled law. These California judges knowingly rendered orders for six
years, knowing they lacked personal and subject matter jurisdiction, and
while concurrently violating over 36 California statutes and rules of
court, federal statutes, landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions, and
constitutional provisions, as clearly defined in the lawsuit. Further, the
evidence clearly showed the California judges acted in a conspiracy that
carried out the sham lawsuit filed by a reported CIA-front law firm that
targeted the assets that funded Stich's exposure activities of corruption
in government offices and in the federal courts. Click here
to view the opposition papers.
November 9, 2000. U.S. district judge Reed
signs an orders that violates large numbers of federal statutes and
Supreme Court rules, and protects every defendant who played a role in the
record-setting and documented series of unlawful and unconstitutional
acts. If he hadn't done this, any of the federal causes of action would
unravel the sordid series of judicial misconduct detailed and documented
in the lawsuit. This November 9, 2000 order violated numerous
constitutional and legal due process rights and protections. The order:
- Blocked the adjudication of the order rendered by Las Vegas federal
judge Robert Jones that seized Stich's $10 million in property assets
while violating the legal and constitutional requirement of a notice
of hearing, the requirement for a hearing at which Stich could defend,
and legally recognized cause for taking the assets. Further, the
orders seizing the assets were rendered after the judge had refused to
accept jurisdiction over that case. Supreme Court decisions hold that
orders rendered without jurisdiction or that violate constitutional
due process are void orders and are forever void. Judge Reed violated
the rights and protections under the Declaratory Judgment Act and
FRCivP 57, which provides for a jury to decide these matters if a jury
was requested, as Stich had requested.
- Dismissed two attorneys named as defendants, Las Vegas attorneys
Joshua Landish and Rene Feinstein, despite the federal law barring
their dismissal under the allegations stated by Stich in his lawsuit
and opposition to their motions to dismiss.
- Protected the defendants against having to answer Stich's Request
For Admissions, which, if answered honestly, would have revealed the
ugly nature of the combined judicial and legal fraternity civil and
constitutional violations.
-
Click
here to see that November 9, 2000 order rendered by Reno district
judge Reed. (Stich filed notice of appeal on November 20, 2000.)
November 15, 2000. Stich filed his opposition
to the second motion to be dismissed that was filed by the law firm of
Goldberg, Stinnett, Meyers & Davis. This opposition includes key
material, including reference to the law firms' partnership with the
trustee accused of perpetrating the nation's worst trustee embezzlement
(occurring while federal judges had put Stich's $10 million in property
assets in his control).
November 20, 2000. Stich
filed his notice of appeal. Since 1986, Ninth Circuit court of appeal
judges have refused to recognize any appeals filed by Stich. This unlawful
and unconstitutional refusal protected the series of documented judicial
corruption, protected the scheme commenced in the California courts by the
CIA-front law firm of Friedman, Sloan and Ross (member of the ACLU), that
focused on seizing the $10 million in assets that funded Stich's exposure
of corruption in key government offices and in the federal courts. Click
here to view the notice of appeal.
November 22, 2000. Motion to
dismiss was filed by the San Francisco law firm and attorneys Friedman,
Sloan and Ross, PC., Stanley Friedman, and Jeffrey Ross.
November 30, 2000. Stich filed opposition
to the motion to dismiss by the defendant law firm that had been
identified to Stich by two reliable sources as a front for the Central
Intelligence Agency. That is the law firm that filed the California
lawsuit that was barred by dozens of California statutes and rules of
court, federal statutes, U.S. Supreme Court decisions, and constitutional
protections. For 20 years that sham lawsuit was ongoing in the California
and federal courts, with total refusal by California and federal judges to
order a halt to the unlawful and unconstitutional action. The details are
in the lawsuit. Click
here to view a copy of the opposition, which also provides an exhibit
at the end which lists many of the dozens of California and federal laws
and constitutional provisions that were violated as California and federal
judges, and the CIA-front law firm, stripped Stich of the $10 million in
assets that funded his exposure of criminal activities in key government
and judicial positions. To go right to a list of some of the dozens of
state and federal laws and constitutional protections that were violated
as a group of California and federal judges misused the courts to silence
him, click
here.
Note
It is important to recognize that in this lawsuit
there is presented documented evidence of a pattern of judicial
obstruction of justice, the misuse of federal courts and judicial
positions to inflict harm upon a former federal agent for attempting to
report very serious criminal activities that he and his group of other
government agents discovered. The court reports document the years of
judicial attacks upon one individual for exercising his rights and his
responsibilities. When an entire Ninth Circuit federal court system can do
that to any citizen, it documents their willingness to subvert the laws
and Constitution of the United States, which they are now doing.
If the various groups disturbed about judicial
corruption would use this material instead of their vague arguments
showing displeasure with certain judicial acts, massive changes could be
made. Most of them have myopic vision and will never use the most
explosive documented evidence available.
Related Web Sites
- Chronology of decades of corrupt activities by the CIA, U.S.
politicians, and other members of the system, as described in the book,
Defrauding America.
- Chronology of the arrogant and corrupt war on drugs--against the
American people--as described in the book,
Drugging America.
- Chronology of arrogant and corrupt activities in the deadly politics of
aviation safety, as described in the book,
Unfriendly Skies.
- Chronology of covert and corrupt activities in which the American
people suffered the consequences of blowback, as described in the e-book,
Blowback, 9-/11, Iraq, Lies,
and Coverups.
- Story of a CIA operation based in Honolulu and its titular head, who
was made a scapegoat by CIA and Justice Department personnel and a federal
judge, after its cover was blown, and as described in the e-book,
Disavow.
Informational print
and e-books books describing these matters can be ordered by
clicking here.
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