c. Such conditions should be considered unannounced regime change;
d. Such conditions amount to violation of any article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, where integrity of the courts and the justice system is a prerequisite;
e. Corruption of the US courts and the legal profession is a central cause of the current socio-economic crisis in the United States and beyond.
2. Simulated records, simulated litigation
Through the implementation and employment of invalid IT systems in the US courts, the US courts today issue and publish abusive judicial and clerical records that are invalid and void on their faces. With it, the courts induce and/or extort compliance with such invalid, abusive judicial records.
a) Definitions: "Simulated Litigation", "Simulated Court Record", "Fraud upon the court" " Simulated Litigation/Records" - pursuant to the Texas Penal Code 32.48; " Fraud upon the Court" - pursuant to Bulloch v. United States, 763 F.2d 1115, 1121 (10th Cir. 1985).
b) Judges are not covered by immunity in simulated litigation
The conduct of simulated litigation and the issuance of simulated judicial records are extra-judicial conduct.
c) Simulated litigation should be deemed racketeering, or organized state-corporate crime
Pursuant to the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (USC 1961). Such conduct should also be reviewed under the terms of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (2000). In criminology, such conditions are considered Organized State-Corporate Crime.
d) Automated "Index of Judicial Corruption"
The simulated records in the IT systems of the US courts provide a unique database for data mining, and enable automated study of corruption of the judiciary.
a) The systems were developed and implemented with no lawful authority
The new IT systems represent a sea-change in court procedures. US Congress wasn't likely to consent to enact such procedures, and the judiciary acted with no lawful authority. Full documentation of lawful specification, development management, and validation, certified by persons of adequate authority, under accountability to the legislature, must be required. Pursuant to the fundamental principle of Publicity of the Law, such IT systems must be as transparent to the public as possible. The common theme in the IT systems of the US courts is clear: Each and every US court implemented and operates its local variation of the IT systems, based on the common PACER and CM/ECF platforms, in a manner that enables it to generate and publish online abusive judicial and clerical records, as well as case dockets, which are not deemed valid and effectual, pursuant to the US law, or by the respective courts, but would appear as valid and effectual records to the unwitting parties and the public at large.
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