Anatomy of a Fraud on the Court (Miller v. County of Lancaster)
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/q7UmyXDgAd4 CASE FILES: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69829520/michael-miller-v-county-of-lancaster/
One Law Firm, Two Clients, One Bill — Paid by Taxpayers
In a Lancaster County civil-rights case, one private law firm defended both the County and the very officials accused of violating citizens’ rights — all at public expense.State law required separate representation and public approval, but no record shows either occurred. Courts refused to review the conflict. Read the background of the case here. The [...]
How a Magistrate Judge Got Caught Rigging a Case—And Why It Matters to You
When people think about courtroom justice, they imagine a fair fight—both sides present their case, and a neutral judge applies the law. But what happens when a judge is not neutral, and the system is set up to protect them instead of holding them accountable? That’s exactly what I’m exposing in two filings that challenge [...]