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Oct 4, 2025 30 min

Corruption in the Courts

from Church? Hell No Hosted by Dennis Hall

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, focuses on corruption in courts and the judiciary system. He points out that Americans confidence in their nations judicial system and the courts has dropped to a record low 35%. Examples of corrupt judges are outlined in the podcast. Dr. Hall discusses the three major types of corruption and then focuses on systemic corruption in the judiciary system. Systemic corruption is when injustices are accepted as the norm. Dr. Hall turns his attention to Workers Compensation courts that deny benefits to truly disabled victims. It is pointed out that corruption as depicted in the Bible is moral and spiritual decay that leads individuals, corporations and entire societies away from God’s righteous standards. It is pointed out that when corruption becomes widespread, divine judgment often follows .Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/BYh7_xRQxk8.

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Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, focuses on corruption in courts and the judiciary system. He points out that Americans confidence in their nations judicial system and the courts has dropped to a record low 35%. Examples of corrupt judges are outlined in the podcast. Dr. Hall discusses the three major types of corruption and then focuses on systemic corruption in the judiciary system. Systemic corruption is when injustices are accepted as the norm. Dr. Hall turns his attention to Workers C...

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