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As part of the Global Week of Action spearheaded by the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Action Campaign, National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. (NJCDLP) is hosting a half-day online conference on its campaign, Opt IN USA and the legal system abuse against doctors on Saturday, Sept 25, 2021, starting at 1PM Eastern Time

Doctors of Courage has been invited to be a part of this online conference. The purpose is to show the misconduct of the Judicial System in the targeting, indicting, and convicting of caring, legitimate physicians by the use of the Controlled Substance Act, The Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984, and the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).  These laws were never intended to be used against doctors or patients, but illegal, off-shore drug cartels. Turning these laws against legitimate physicians has caused the increase in overdose deaths, addiction, disability, and decreased quality of life in the patient population.

You need to be at this conference to learn how this is being allowed to happen, and how it needs to be changed.

The zoom conference is from 1PM to 5PM Eastern time. To register for the conference, go to

https://www.act4sdgs.org/profile/NJCDLP_TheLawProject

The first two hours will guide attendees through documented, national patterns of organized U.S. legal system abuse facilitated by unchecked judicial misconduct and the confirmed, related violation of America’s International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), such as

1. Article 6 – Right to life.
2. Article 7 – Freedom from torture.
3. Article 14 – Equality before the courts and tribunals. Right to a fair trial.
4. Article 15 – No one can be guilty of an act of a criminal offence which did not constitute a criminal offence.
5. Article 17 – Freedom from arbitrary or unlawful interference. (right to privacy)
6. Article 26 – Equality before the law.
7. Article 27 – Minority protection.

UN Resolution 60/147

Is the solution compliance with U.N. guidelines on the right to a remedy and reparations for Americans accordingly left with ineffective domestic avenues of redress for persistent U.S. legal system abuse?

Via a one (1) hour round table discussion in the conference, distinguished panelists will weigh-in on whether adherence to those guidelines detailed by U.N. General Assembly Resolution 60/147 is the “Turning Point” our nation needs for individual, collective, and government healing.

The December, 2005 Resolution 60/147 is a document delineating the basic principles and guidelines on the right to a remedy and reparation for victims of gross violations of international human rights law and serious violations of international humanitarian law.

 Linda Cheek, MD, founder of Doctors of Courage and a victim of gross government misconduct, will be on the round table discussion panel. As an experienced presenter, educator and advocate of doctor and patient rights, Dr. Cheek will do the job of explaining succinctly what the problem is and how human rights are being violated through the organized U.S. legal system abuse.

Kindly learn more and register to join this September 25, 2021 event:  

CLICK HERE or paste in your browser  https://www.act4sdgs.org/profile/NJCDLP_TheLawProject

National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. (NJCDLP)

The National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. (NJCDLP) was founded in 2005. NJCDLP’s administrators and board members are veteran grassroots social justice advocates working on a volunteer basis and/or as part of their respective professional/business endeavors. As the leading epidemiologist of sorts on organized U.S. legal system abuse, NJCDLP has addressed its pathology as a constitutional as well as human rights crisis. Opt IN USA seeks to expand options for relief through America’s International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). So, conference presenters will guide attendees through documented, national patterns of organized U.S. legal system abuse and why they were characterized as a source of crisis to the U.N. Human Rights Council, its favorable response, and where things are now that the ineffectiveness of domestic avenues of redress is confirmed. The event will also be an organizing and mobilization of support among attendees for seeking enforcement and expansion of America’s ICCPR.

The National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. is an organization to help redress what seemed to be—since the late 90s—an increasingly viral, insidious threat do due process and the rule of law in America:  Improper Judicial Collusion.

Ineffective Avenues of Redress:  Opt IN USA

Opt IN USA is NJCDLP’s U.S. foreign policy reform, judicial accountability, and international human rights campaign.  By October 2018, at Opt IN USA’s behest, the UN Human Rights Council confirmed that America lacks effective avenues of redress for allegations of organized U.S. legal system abuse facilitated by unchecked judicial misconduct.  Earlier, NJCDLP documented related patterns dubbed Judicial Engineering and, most famously, The Third Degree.  The entire phenomenon has come to be characterized as weaponization of America’s legal system for which there is judicial impunity.

What is Judicial Engineering?

Judicial Engineering® happens when a U.S. state or federal judge (including Magistrates, Administrative Law Judges, Administrative Judges, Hearing Officers, and the like) uses his or her discretion to resolve part or all of a case in a way that parallels some clearly prohibited judicial conduct. Yet determining whether the dubious act constitutes judicial misconduct is such a fact sensitive, subjective inquiry that precipitating it tends to be unproductive. Without an unequivocal condemnation by some binding legal authority of virtually the same conduct at issue, the questionable exercise of discretion is likely to be condoned (for all practical purposes) via any and all corresponding government review processes.

Judicial Engineering Documented and Impeded:

FB page: https://www.facebook.com/JEDI4Justice/

Zena Crenshaw-Logal, J.D. is the organizer of this conference. She is co-founder and Executive Director of NJCDLP and is the subject matter expert on U.S. judicial accountability and lawyer discipline abuse. Dr. Crenshaw-Logal has authored well over 100 articles, online and print, addressing various aspects of grassroots advocacy, First Amendment issues, democracy, human rights, and the administration of justice in America.  She is author of “The Official End of Judicial Accountability Through Federal Rights Litigation:  Ashcroft v. Iqbal”, 35 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 125 (Summer 2011), and Exploring the Vitality of Stare Decisis in America. Boca Raton: Universal Publishers, 2012.  She is Chairperson of the Human Rights Committee for the Council of Organizations, a close affiliate of the United Nations Association of the U.S.A. (UNA-USA) as well as the United Nations Foundation.

WAVE:

Weaponization of
America’s legal system
Very much needs to and must
End

On June 15, 2021, NJCDLP established as a matter of public record and on objectively verifiable grounds that America lacks effective avenues of redressing weaponization of its legal system with the complicity of presiding judges. The situation likely constitutes a treasonous disregard of the U.S. Constitution and is a particularly egregious violation of our country’s International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. It is a status quo that cannot persist.

We have the perfect case to work with NJCDLP to end this weaponization.  The attacks on doctors since 1998 to satisfy the Department of Justice need to justify the DEA existence has caused probably 1/3^rd of the American population to be victimized.

Who is a “victim” according to the UN Resolution 60/147?

Victims of gross violations of international human rights law and serious violations of international humanitarian law

1. For purposes of the present document, victims are persons who individually or collectively suffered harm, including physical or mental injury, emotional suffering, economic loss or substantial impairment of their fundamental rights, through acts or omissions that constitute gross violations of international human rights law, or serious violations of international humanitarian law. Where appropriate, and in accordance with domestic law, the term “victim” also includes the immediate family or dependents of the direct victim and persons who have suffered harm in intervening to assist victims in distress or to prevent victimization.
2. A person shall be considered a victim regardless of whether the perpetrator of the violation is identified, apprehended, prosecuted, or convicted and regardless of the familial relationship between the perpetrator and the victim.

So whether you are a doctor attacked or in fear of attack or a patient denied of your necessary medication for a quality of life, you need to be at this conference.

Sign up HERE.