California Judges Target of Grand Jury Demand: Full Disclosure Network Report®
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- The latest Full Disclosure Network® Report on California Judicial Corruption and the case of jailed attorney Richard I. Fine, Ph.D who has been held in solitary "Coercive Confinement" is now available online. Part of an on-going 2009-2010 cable television series and breaking video news this Exclusive Report can be viewed on the Full Disclosure Website at http://blog.fulldisclosure.net/2010/08/obstruction-of-justice-california.html
FEDERAL & STATE INDICTMENTS SOUGHT
Dr. Richard I. Fine, a prominent 70-year-old former U.S. Prosecutor who served in the Department of Justice Anti-Trust Division in Washington D. C., has filed a demand for Grand Jury investigations, naming twenty-two California Judges whom he claims have been obstructing justice in the U. S. and California Courts. The demand was submitted to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, California's A.G. Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown, Jr., Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley and U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte, Jr. http://fulldisclosure.net/Documents/AGsGrandJuryInvestigation9-2-10.pdf
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
The Demand submitted by Fine cites specific cases where illegal payments to Judges led to obstruction of justice, including one such case where State Superior Court Judge David P. Yaffe admitted in court testimony to taking the illegal payments. Fine also cites where Judge Yaffe admitted in his Minute Order on July 13, 2010 that he lied to the higher courts when ruling against him following Fine's petition to the U.S. Supreme Court citing "Fraud Upon the Court"
JUDGE YAFFE RESIGNS
It is believed the unexpected resignation of State Superior Court Judge David P. Yaffe a few weeks ago was prompted by both the Richard I Fine case and the Sturgeon vs. County of L.A. case won by the Judicial Watch organization. The November 2008 Sturgeon ruling held the County payments to State Judges were illegal. The California Judicial Council quietly slipped through state legislation (Senate Bill SBx2-11) in February 2009 at the height of the budget crisis attempting to legalize the payments. The questionable law calls for retroactive immunity from criminal and civil prosecution for all California Judges and government officials involved in the scheme.
BACKGROUND VIDEO LINKS
Richard Fine Jail House Interview Preview (4 Min)
Summary: Richard Fine & Sturgeon Case (6 min)
Update: On Fine Case & Judge Yaffe Admission (5 Min)
Why Can't the ACLU Help Richard Fine? (7 min)
Please Download Richard Fine's Call To Action: PRINT Flyer Here
Contact: Leslie Dutton 310-822-4449 www.fulldisclosure.net
SOURCE Full Disclosure Network
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