Human Rights Alert

On August 14, 2010 Human Rights Alert launched an online petition calling upon the United Nations to engage in honest and effectual review of the US justice system as part of its November 2010 review of Human Rights in the United States.

Conditions now prevailing in the United States amounted to large-scale abuse of the people by the government of the United States. Moreover, such conditions posed risks that were difficult to assess to world peace and welfare.

The complaint alleged that Attorney Pasternak's conduct reflected widespread corruption of the California courts and the legal profession.

The complaint alleged that only through combined review of Judge Connor's conduct at both the Civil and the Criminal Divisions, the full scope of her alleged corruption and her leading role in racketeering at the Court would be discovered.

July 27, 2010 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) response by SEC, failed to include complaints filed starting 2007 against Countrywide Financial Corporation, Bank of America Corporation, Angelo Mozilo, Sandor Samuels, and Brian Moynihan.

The individual who was falsely holding Richard Fine under solitary confinement for the past 18 months was Leroy Baca, Sheriff of Los Angeles County, who was closely identified with the "Church of Scientology".

Mr Bickell documented that Mr Bickell held the records, filed in a timely manner, past the April 23, 2010 conference of the Court, where the case was purportedly reviewed.

Such systems caused deterioration in integrity of the courts, particularly in Banking Regulation and Human Rights. Litigations, which were widely reported by media as court actions, were only pretense, with no valid judicial review at all.

Richard Fine's case documented a pattern of publication of false records in online public access systems, and denial of access to true judicial records.

Review of the records raised serious concerns regarding contradictions, defects, and invalidity of both the dockets and the respective letters by Danny Bickell.