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 Bull's Eye Dec 19, 2009
Every living/breathing American, non attorney, should read this book before they step one foot in a courthouse.
As a twenty-plus year paralegal I was riveted to this book, its storylines, and the legal strategies. Barbara should be proud of, and honored for, this informative work and all it represents. It is time the suffering end and the public's confidence in the integrity of our judiciary be restored. Absolute power corrputs absolutely, and no judge, prosecutor, or minion of the court, is above the supreme law of our land.
Thank you to the author. I was given your book as a birthday present. The best gift I have received since I got my Black's Law Dictionary some eighteen years ago. I will be recommending your book to every advocate for justice I know.
Tim Lahrman
Indiana
Excellent insider's view of the justice system Dec 13, 2009
As an authority in her field after several decades inside the system, Barbara Johnson objectively and courageously revealed what really happened "inside the matrix". This book is a "must read" for anyone researching flaws of the American justice system. I appreciate and admire her courage to stand up and defend justice against the so-called "justice system", not for herself, but for the average citizens and future generations to come...
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 Untruths centered around fatherlessness Nov 30, 2009
What Ms. Johnson and others of her ilk fail to recognize is that the federal government authorizes the use of grants by way of fatherhood initiatives by way of visitation and access grants to allow abusers to gain custody of their children and use family court as a tool of oppression against battered women. This book is and its intended audience is just one example how this trend of MOTHERLESSNESS is a common strategy globally. If the author had truly done her homework she would have found many statistics to prove the untruths centered around this book. Good thing there is others of us out here that know that child support is the main driving point for fathers to obtain custody. I will definitely be passing this potboiler on to others that know the truth about family court to assure that no child is hurt from it.
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 Behind the Black Robes Nov 27, 2009
Barbara explains exactly how the Federal government incentivises divorce and the fatherless condition that plagues our society and how corrupt and cowardly Judges are protected from recourse for their traitorious abuse of the Constitution.
The Divorce and Domestic Violence "industry" is a social cancer and Barbra shows with her legal histories how it plays out in court. Her life demonstrated what happens to those who fight the system.
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first amendment is alive Nov 15, 2009
In Massachusetts the most powerful courts are the Probate Courts. They can restructure or avoid all types of property rights and entites. In my experience, the rules of evidence are not always followed and hardly reviewed. The lifetime alimony and the destruction of marital assets leads to pain, emotional distress and apparent misjustice in that it takes property and rights and obligates many to a lifetime of pain and financial chaos. the use of contempts without trials that protect the individual appears to be a common method of dealing with complex financial issues. the laws in massachusetts as to alimony are out of step to today's reality. change has begun to seed the legislative process. the author exercise of her first amendment rights places the issues in focus and may be a roadmap to revamping the dated rules that are no longer in step with reality. while the author's ways may well be rogue, they are real and shine a light into the dark concers of the judicial system so as to force the needed legislative reform long overdue and reduce the agony of those the subject of a probate system that urgently demands the attention of lawmakers. the needs are real, the damage huge, and the cries of reform grow louder each day. the author's views help to sort out the need for immediate and effective reformation of a system in need of clear and present reform
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