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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2016 · 2H 2M

Lies and Larceny - What Your Lawyer Says Behind Your Back

from Progress in the World · host PROGRESS IN THE WORLD

Commentary by Walter Davis and Jill Jones Soderman; a review of recent radio shows and cases. We will explore intrinsic issues related by the dysfunctional family court. Begin with the premise that: Clients are not as important as lawyersJudges and court actors will be present in the work environment long after your case is adjudicatedClients are only as good as their last check 1. A court driven by JUDICIAL DISCRETION as opposed to LAW AND STATUTE creates a culture of non objective and unequal standards of practice "Personal Choice and Preference" of the JudgeInterferrence with Free Speech, Free Choice of Legal representation Choice of Experts, Suppression of Evidence (Focus on reporting Child Sexual Abuse) We wil review case examples 2. The capacity for judges and other court actors to act beyond their Scope of Expertise by Fiat 3. Losing Control of Your Case - The Flecther case Remedies to this Miasma The Foundation for Child Victims of the Family Court 275 Madison Avenue 6th Floor New York, New York 10016 866-553-6931 [email protected] Citizens Demaning Justice 760-917-1251 - [email protected]  

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