Justice System on Brink of Collapse in California: Jail-House TV Interview

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Apr 05, 2010, 06:10 ET

WASHINGTON, April 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Full Disclosure Network® presents an Internet 4 minute video news preview at this URL: (http://tinyurl.com/y9pekjf) revealing the perilous state of the justice system in a State that is facing eminent fiscal disaster. Jailed attorney Richard I Fine in an exclusive one-hour jail-house interview conducted by Leslie Dutton for cable and Internet television. Fine succinctly describes how the California judges and government officials have been operating under systematic corruption that has now brought the entire justice system to the brink of collapse.

ACCOMPLISHED ATTORNEY TAKES ON COURT CORRUPTION

A long time critic of court corruption, Richard I. Fine, holds a PhD in international law and served as an anti-trust prosecutor at the Department of Justice in Washington D.C. When he began taking on the judges publicly he was jailed indefinitely, in contempt of court.

FEDERAL LAWSUIT PROMPTED INTERVIEW

With legal support from the Judicial Watch organization the Full Disclosure Network® overcame opposition from Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department who had continually denied the requests for an "on camera" interview with Richard I. Fine. Described as a "political prisoner" due to the fact he has been jailed for over one year in solitary "coercive confinement" for civil contempt of court and without having been convicted of a crime, Richard Fine has fought and lost all his legal actions to win his freedom in California and U.S. Courts where the judicial denials have raised eyebrows and fueled the corruption controversy.

JUDGES ARE ELECTED OFFICIALS

Richard Fine offers a simple solution to rid the government of those who have perpetrated the corruption. He points to the participants in a massive judicial bribery scheme that has denied and obstructed justice for the past two decades. He also cites the tremendous fiscal cost to California taxpayers of hundreds of millions of dollars where judges have accepted illegal payments, while running for re-election to their offices every six years. Fine also cites the irony that America's fight for independence from the King of England may have been for naught, as the country has returned to a non-functioning justice system that is now undermining our democratic process.

RELATED LINKS TO VIDEOS & BACKGROUND:

Who Is Full Disclosure Network? http://tiny.cc/onepager

Judicial Benefits & Court Corruption Preview (6 min) http://tiny.cc/seriespreview

Dan Walters Sacramento Bee Column on Politics of Fine case http://www.sacbee.com/2010/03/10/v-print/2595492/dan-walters-lawyer-richard-fine.html