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Notice to All BAR Members
This document is a formal notice to all BAR members involved in my lawsuit, about their ethical and legal obligations to report Attorney and Judicial misconduct, along with felony crimes they become aware of through my lawsuit while specifying exactly where that evidence is. Emphasizing the fact that each of the thirty-four defendants received physical…
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NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT
Because all District Judges for the Middle District of Tennessee recused themselves in this lawsuit, Chief Judge Jeffery S. Sutton of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals designated United States District Judge Patricia A. Gaughan from the Northern District of Ohio, Eastern Division, to preside over this case in Nashville.
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My Pursuit of Justice
Courts have a tendency of treating litigants who speak out against court misconduct and corruption as if those exposing the problem, to seek lawful and ethical redress, are the problem compromising the judicial integrity of the court, rather than the individuals flagrantly causing the problem, involved in acts of criminal misconduct and disrepute, while steering…
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The Shell Game
One of the principal concepts of deception, exercised by magicians, card sharks, con-artists, governments, thieves, and predatory counsel is to capture or divert the focus of their audience (or mark) toward something which is powerful, captivating, emotionally compelling, and not where the deception, magic, con, or trick is actually taking place and being manipulated. This…
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The Depth of Corruption in Middle Tennessee Courts
This photo is a screenshot of the email service I had sent to U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Charles M. Walker from the Middle District of Tennessee, who assisted in the RICO (bankruptcy fraud) theft of my Brentwood home. As of December 13 this email had been viewed by Judge Walker and forwarded repeatedly throughout Washington DC…
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Tennessee Lawsuit Docket Synchronized on 11/14/2024
Tennessee Docket: https://rico.jefffenton.com/3-24-cv-01282
FENTON v. STORY et al. (blog)
Federal Civil Rights, Public Corruption, Conspiracy, Fraud, and Racketeering Lawsuit (Case 3:24-cv-01282)
A divorce is a heartbreaking reality for most families, while being an irresistible opportunity for unethical attorneys to come and take whatever is within their reach.
Predatory litigation comes in many shapes and sizes, but often includes a few core elements that empower bad actors to exercise more dominance and control—thus causing exponentially greater harm—than the courts have the lawful jurisdiction and authority to exercise.
Often in predatory litigation, both litigants “lose”—typically to the benefit of third parties, such as law firms/attorneys, judges, auctioneers, real estate professionals, investors, physicians, psychiatrists, healthcare providers, expert witnesses, and more. [read more]
Predatory Litigation―101 is available at TNInjustice.org.
Jeff Fenton
Plaintiff in this Federal Lawsuit
Predatory Litigation Whistleblower