Chardon Pro-Se Chardon Pro-Se: He Took a Skydiving Association to the Supreme Court

Send us Fan MailA whistleblower complaint to the FAA. A membership revoked over a phone call. Five years of self-represented litigation, a $45,000 sanctions order, and now a petition to the United States Supreme Court built partly on an allegation that a court transcript was altered. Scott Gardner sits down with the man known online as "Chardon Pro Se" to walk through the entire paper trail, the USPA governance manual, the board meeting minutes, and the moment a magistrate allegedly said on the record that the court believed there was fraud in his case, right before ruling against him. Every Ohio court that has ruled on this case has ruled against him. This episode lays out the record so you can decide where that leaves things. Full documents at theinfamousexchief.com.Support the showVisit: https://www.liinks.co/the.infamous.exchief