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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2016 · 2H 1M

5 Ways Judges Become Outlaws and Courts Become the Wild, Wild West

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Walter Davis, Executive Producer and Dr. Jill Jones-Soderman, Executive Director of the Foundation for Child Victims of the Family Court will interview Evan Bunch – Black Lives Matter Activist and Dr. Anita Harris – Doctor of Divinity and Christian Counseling.  Examination of custody rulings in the Tn. Family Court have revealed evidence of a pattern of custody transfers that are discriminatory, and unfair. These rulings have reached the point of being murderous and genocidal to African American families. These actions are seeking to dismantle ties of affection and BEST INTEREST to promote care and protection of children. Judge Christy Little’s court exercises discretion in a manner that creates a dangerous and unstable social environment where outcomes are so unpredictable as to be a source of fear and terror. The predilection to transfer children into the hands of those with criminal backgrounds and those with perverse predatory penchants is clear from litigants whom have come forward having lost children at the hands of this corrupt judge. Our petition to federal Court under Civil rights Removal of State action to Federal Court is predicated upon the assertion that Black Lives Matter and the integrity of the protective parent/protective family structure must be afforded EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW. Dr. Jill Jones-Soderman 866-553-6931 [email protected], http://www.fcvfc.org Walter Davis 760-917-1251 [email protected]://www.citizensdemandingjustice.org                    

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