Human Rights Alert

Human Rights Alert, documents, archives, and disseminates evidence of widespread judicial corruption in Los Angeles County, and beyond.

"Absent due process, the re-establishment of the Public Corruption and Civil Rights Unit may be seen as only a pretense," said Dr Zernik, "surely the unit cannot be considered operational at this time".

Human Rights Alert (NGO) urged the US Congress Judiciary Committees to initiate review of unvalidated and insecure case management systems of the US courts, which were alleged as a tool for large-scale deprivation of rights.

Conditions at the US courts are alleged as undermining human rights and banking regulation in the current crisis, and permitting alleged criminality by large financial institutions.

Racketeering by the courts was previously prosecuted in San Diego, San Jose, Chicago, and Luzerne County, PA. Corruption scandals are prosecuted in El Paso, TX and Luzerne, PA. Corruption is also currently investigated in Florida.

US federal courts computers systems, PACER & CM/ECF, were claimed to be invalid and key to precipitous deterioration in integrity of the US courts.

The case would test to what degree the newly established public corruption unit is ready, willing, able to enforce the law in Los Angeles County, California.

There simply is no way to institute honest and effective banking regulation absent honest enforcement at the US courts.

There simply is no way to institute honest and effective banking regulation absent honest enforcement at the US courts.

Combined, the reasons listed above suggest that there is little likelihood that CCMS is anything better than Sustain - case management system of the Los Angeles Superior Court - alleged and opined as fraud.