Is the Judicial Conduct Board of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Ready to Protect the People?

 

Several months ago an email was sent requesting that Pennsylvania court litigants  who had filed complaints with the JCB  but had them dismissed- provide either letters or sign an attached petition  to the JCB and to the Pennsylvania State Legislature.  Very few responded but this update  is for all of you in the State of PA to know that there was some success to this effort..

RESEARCH WHO GAVE $$$ TO YOUR JUDGE

LINK NUMBER 1:  SITE TO RESEARCH CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS TO JUDGES

LINK NUMBER 2:  PREMIER SITE TO RESEARCH YOUR JUDGES MONEYTRAIL

LINK NUMBER 3:  FEDERAL SITE FOR CAMPAIGN $$ TRAILS


LINK NUMBER 4:  FOLLOW JUDGES MONEY BY STATE

You Can Sue the Opposing Attorney-Example in Pennsylvania

In some states you can -and Pennsylvania is one of those States. There are various "causes of actions" that you can use to sue the opposing party's attorney-which will defeat their defense of protection - "absolute privity" or "immunity.''  Although you may also have to file a Motion for Change of  Venue to avoid the massive prejudice you will face as a pro se litigant trying to defeat the county bar association. I will also be posting an example of that type of Motion.

THE PRO BONO MYTH

THE MYSTERY OF THE PRO BONO MYTH

The biggest problem litigants often have is Pro Se (representing oneself) discrimination.  We often hear that people lose their homes and life savings from lawsuits.  The illusion here is that one party in a lawsuit loses, and has to pay the other party.   The fact is that people are financially devastated from attorney’s fees- not from the opposing parties.  Without a lawyer, no matter how skilled you are at writing and research, you will be victimized by unavoidable bias and collusion.  This is inevitable in a system that allows judges to serve in courts where they have already worked for decades.