The ALEC Agenda

     1. Removal of the Right to a Jury Trial

     2. Removal of the Right to Discovery

     3. Removal of the Right to Elect Judges

     4. Tort Reform Against Injured Americans

     5. Guns, Prisons, Crime and Immigration

     6. Democracy, Voter Rights and Federal Power

     7. Worker and Consumer Rights​

     8. Use of a lifetime government defamation to remove the      common's man access to the courts by deeming a person a vexatious litigant; used for simply losing five cases in seven years where the standard does not apply to those who can afford attorneys and to stop a person from completing litigation when they cannot pay a security deposit of $15,000.

 

Tactics to Stop the Self-Represented Litigant Unfairly: In 2011, California’s government defamation statute against the self-represented, CCP 391 was perverted to a dangerous degree. In contrast to past legal precedent CCP 391, now includes small claims cases dismissed without prejudice, which means a plaintiff can sue the same parties for the same causes of action within the statute of limitations. In other words, it means the plaintiff probably met their legal burden versus demised with prejudice. Repeatability was changed to 1 from 12 to 20, and evidence is routinely ignored and hidden from the court docket (i.e. hidden from the public). Plaintiffs are punished and damaged for life simply for using the court just as much as a wealthy person would.

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Let's get nepotism out of our government: In a real estate conflict in Santa Cruz where the survey cost was $11,000, my neighbors' attorney, Robert Bosso, was considered the best. I argue that this was not because he was an exceptional attorney but because his legal partner was Charlene Adack, wife of the lead judge in Santa Cruz. ​​​

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