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by Joseph Zernik
Human Rights Alert DN: cn=Joseph
Zernik, o, ou,
PO Box 526, La Verne, CA 91750 email=jz12345@
earthlink.net,
Fax: 323.488.9697; Email: jz12345@earthlink.net c=US
Blog: http://human-rights-alert.blogspot.com/ Date: 2010.06.15
Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/Human_Rights_Alert 18:00:36 +03'00'

TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 2010

10-06-14 CCMS - a cause for serious Human Rights concerns

Ronald George

California Chief Justice

Chair of the California Judicial Council - developer of CCMS.

The Hon George refuses to answer on questions regarding

development of Sustain - case management system of the

Los Angeles Superior Court, alleged and opined as fraud,

and engagement of Attorney Kevin McCormick in the habeas

corpus of Richard Fine, alleged as obstruction and

perversion of justice.

CCMS - the new case management system of the California courts is on its way to completion
Los Angeles, June 14 - Human Rights Alert issued warning that the April 12, 2010 Status Report by the California
Judicial Council in re: CCMS [1] development and implementation, must be a reason for grave concerns of Human
Rights abuses, and must be subjected to publicly and legally accountable validation:
The Hon Michael Welch, former Presiding Judge of San Bernardino County, continues to serve as a member of the California
Judicial Council. The San Bernardino Sentinel tied him to numerous cases of real estate fraud under the guise of court
actions. [2] Furthermore, inexplicable loan records regarding the Hon Welch should raise concerns of bribing by large financial
insinuations.[3]
The Hon Terry Friedman, likewise, continues to serve as a member of the California Judicial Council. A case where he presided for
over two years with no assignment order was opined as real estate fraud under the guise of litigation, aimed to benefit Bank of
America Corporation. [8]
The Hon Ronald George, continues to serve as Chair of the California Judicial Council. The Hon George served in
leadership positions at the Los Angeles Superior Court during the implementation of Sustain, the CMS of the civil
division of that Court, alleged and opined (qualified opinion) as fraud. [5] Moreover, the Hon George chaired the
California Judicial Council during the engagement of Kevin McCormick in cases pertaining to imprisonment of the 70
year old former US prosecutor Richard Fine. Such engagement was alleged as obstruction and perversion of
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justice. [4] The Hon George refuses to answer on either matter regardless of numerous requests.
The April 12, 2010 Status Report claims that CCMS enhances public safety and accountability, but there is no sign of
public oversight and transparency in the process of CCMS development and implementation.
Combined, the reasons listed above suggest that there is little likelihood that CCMS is anything better than Sustain.
Human Rights Alert, a Los Angeles base NGO proposed that all case management systems of the courts must be
subjected to publicly and legally accountable validation (certified, functional logic verification), [6] as part of compliance
with Rulemaking Enabling Acts, since such system, by definition, imbed in them the new local rules of courts, which
both state and federal courts consistently refuse to update with the installation of new case management systems.
The Human Rights Alert April 2010 submission to the first ever - 2010 - review of Human Rights in the United States
alleged that conduct of the courts with unpublished local rules of courts is inherent to widespread violations of Human
Rights by the justice system. The installation of case management systems with no publicly and legally accountable
validation was alleged as enabling the precipitous deterioration in integrity of the US and state courts in recent
decades. [7]
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Contact:
Joseph Zernik, PhD
<jz12345@earthlink.net>
Human Rights Alert (HRA), NGO
http://human-rights-alert.blogspot.com/
http://www.scribd.com/Human_Rights_Alert

LINKS:
[1] April 12, 2010 Status report on CCMS
http://inproperinla.com/10-04-12-aoc-status-ccms-2009.pdf

[2] Michael Welch - former presiding judge of San Bernardino County tied to multiple cases alleged as real estate fraud
under the guise of court actions.
09-09-11-Former-San-Bernardino-County-Superior-Court-Presiding-Judge-Michael-Welch-suspect-in-real-estate-
frauds-cases-under-the-guise-of-court-actions-San-Bernardino-County-Sentinel
http://www.scribd.com/doc/32247118/

[3] Michael Welch loan records - see also notes on bank loans to judges in the Sentinel article above.
http://inproperinla.com/03-02-11-michael-welch-bank-loan-record-p2.pdf
http://inproperinla.com/03-02-11-michael-welch-bank-loan-record.pdf
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10-01-13-Thanking-investigative-journalist-Janet-Phelan-Re-Story-Re-Judge-Michael-Welch-s
http://www.scribd.com/doc/25211704/

[4] Correspondence with the California Judicial Council in re: Engagement of Attorney Kevin McCormick in the case of
Richard Fine.
10-03-19-Richard-Fine-Correspondence-Mr-Carrizosa-Dr-Zernik-re-Case-Caption-in-the-Habeas-Corpus
http://www.scribd.com/doc/28640546/
10-03-19b-Richard-Fine-Dr-Zernik-Mr-Carrizosa-correspondece-in-re-Case-Caption
http://www.scribd.com/doc/28645522/

[5] Qualified opinion regarding fraud in Sustain - the case management system of the Los Angeles Superior Court.
09-04-20-Prof-Eli-Shamir-Hebrew-University-Jerusalem-Opinion-Letter-regarding-Los-Angeles-Superior-Court-
computerized-Sustain-records
http://www.scribd.com/doc/30454036/
09-04-20-Prof-Eli-Shamir-Hebrew-University-Jerusalem-directory-information
http://www.scribd.com/doc/30454039/

[6] 10-06-05-Data-Mining-of-the-Online-Records-of-the-Networked-US-Federal-Courts-draft-scholarly-paper-s
http://www.scribd.com/doc/32589780/

[7] 10-04-19-Press-Release-Human-Rights-Alert-NGO-Filed-UPR-Report-with-the-United-Nations
http://www.scribd.com/doc/30200004/

[8] Opinion letter of fraud expert regarding real estate fraud in case where the Hon Terry Friedman presided for two
years with no assignment order.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/24991238/

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