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Joseph H Zernik
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Human Rights Alert, NGO Zernik, o, ou,
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PO Box 526, La Verne, CA 91750 arthlink.net, c=US
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Fax: 323.488.9697; Email: jz12345@earthlink.net Verne, California
Blog: http://human-rights-alert.blogspot.com/ Date: 2010.04.18
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2010 UPR of the United States: Human Rights Alert (NGO) - Report on Conditions in
Los Angeles County, California – Allegations, Conclusions, Recommendations.
Executive Summary
Human Rights Alert, a Los Angeles County, California, based NGO documents precipitous deterioration in integrity of the
California Superior Court, County of Los Angeles, and respective US Courts – US District Court, Central District of
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California, and US Court of Appeals, 9 Circuit - national tribunals for protection of rights, with patronizing by US
Department of Justice and FBI. Conditions which prevail today in Los Angeles County, California, are best evidenced in:
a) Deprivation of Liberty - of various groups of FIPs (Falsely Imprisoned Persons), and b) Deprivation of the Right for
Property - collusion of the courts with large financial institutions in perpetrating fraud in the courts on homeowners under
the current US economic crisis. Unvalidated computerized case management systems (CMSs), which were installed at
the state and US courts, in jails and prisons, and in financial institutions in the past couple of decades are claimed as a
key to what amounts to an integrity crisis in government and financial systems in the US today. Through such systems
the courts issue orders and judgments that they themselves never consider honest, valid, and effectual, but which are
publicly displayed as such, prisoners are held with no valid records to support their imprisonment, and public access – to
inspect and to copy - is denied to critical authentication records of the court. Such CMSs were installed in the US courts
in violation of the Rule Making Enabling Act 28 USC §2071-7, since they entailed a sea change in court practices
and procedures, which were never established in rules of court as required by law. Conditions in the US are not
likely to self-correct in the foreseeable future within the checks and balances provided in the US Constitution. Allowing
such disintegration to proceed poses risks to world peace and welfare, which are difficult or impossible to assess.
Accordingly, Human Rights Alert recommends that goals be set and international monitoring be implemented to facilitate
strict enforcement of the law on the US courts themselves – a) the Rule Making Enabling Act and b) the First
Amendment Right to Access Court Records – to inspect and to copy. Inherent in compliance with the law must be a
requirement for publicly accountable validation (certified functional logic verification) of CMSs in the courts, jails,
and prisons in the US.
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