California Judges Subject To Rico Prosecution

Release Date: August 29, 2011

Los Angeles, CA Former U. S. Prosecutor Richard I. Fine, Ph.D. appears in this exclusive video report where he outlines the criminal activity where members of the California Judiciary, are involved. He says this activity qualifies as "organized crime" and explains why their activities should qualify for prosecution under the RICO ACT ( Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act). Read Transcript Here

Rico Act

Judicial Crimes
Richard Fine described each of offenses involving 90% of California Judges among them are:

Repeatedly taking illegal payments from parties appearing before them
Denial of Due Process by failure to disclose those payments to litigants
Obstruction of Justice
Misprison of Felony
Extrinsic Fraud

Responsibility For Disclosure
During the video Richard Fine reveals who are the officials responsible for informing litigants of the illegal payments received by parties who are involved in the case. He says the JUDGE and the COUNTY COUNSEL have an obligation to disclose the illegal payments (to all litigants, civil and criminal and their attorneys).