The Divorce Industry Benefits at the Expense of Families, Says Constitutional and Civil Rights Activist Peter Szymonik”

The Canon camera was manufactured in 2004 – but the creation date of the pictures allegedly taken by this camera is 2003.

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Know Your Law Enforcement is an important series, for you never know when you will be selected to be prosecuted for a crime and you might just as well learn how the system works. Our series features lovely AI generated images to help illustrate the benign and informative concepts presented here. Any

This is part 2 of the remarkable case of Adriana Duarte Valentines. Part 1 Illegal Alien Wins $6.7 Million Judgment Against No-Kill Animal Sanctuary – Uses Fake Social Security Number

This is to make it clear to people like Snorlax, Nice Guy and a bunch of others that this post is about poetry. This is not for gags, but is real serious stuff. Toni Fly and Keith Raniere spent six months together in the SHU, and Fly has begun writing about her close-quarter experiences with the glo

By Juda Engelmeyer

The new defense attorneys for Rachel Cherwitz, Celia Cohen, and Michael Roboti filed a request on January 18 with U.S. District Judge Diane Gujarati to postpone the trial set for May 5, 2025, to September 2025.

Clare Bronfman has filed a motion asking US District Court Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis to modify the conditions of her probation, arguing that the Special Non-Associational Condition (SNC) he imposed is unconstitutional.

This is part 3

U.S. District Judge Diane Gujarati made a significant decision in the “OneTaste” case when she ruled that witnesses must use their real names when testifying. She made this ruling on January 7.

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Clouded by Conflicts and Questions, Carlos Watson’s Conviction

Editor’s Note: Frank Report makes its standing objection to all family court proceedings: As long as there is no jury in family court, the abuse will continue on the simple principle that power corrupts and that juries were designed solely as a check and balance to the power of the judge and the pow

This is part 2 of the Toni Fly series on prison, being intersex, her wrongful conviction and Keith Raniere.

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Toni Fly is ready to tell her story, which will follow in subsequent posts. Fly, 56, is intersex. She provided Frank Rreport with her medical records to confirm her intersex status.

A client has hired me to investigate and report on “cancel culture” and related issues. The goal is to clarify this subject for a potential documentary series.

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The Measure of Success

During our call, Ryan dictated a detailed statement about each charge against him. He was calm, methodical, organized. He had written out notes. He cited specific statutes. He knew phone numbers, dates, case numbers.

This is Part Two of the ‘Designed to Convict’ Series — whether through news, opinion, satire, or appeals to common sense or conscience, we try to capture the true spirit of the Department of Justice, Orwellian-named and dedicated to the subversion of freedom and the inordinate and disproportionate p

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The Flaws of Federal Trials

Conviction Under Media and Public Pressure