Pro Se Peaceful Protest: Demand Justice for All

Are you tired of your designated status as a second-class citizen? Do something about it!

Here are 4 things you can do when a judge or court is treating you less than, solely based on your inability to hire an attorney or your refusal to go bankrupt in pursuit of justice:

  1. File a complaint with the judicial ethics commission in your jurisdiction.
  2. Ask by motion for recusal of a judge who appears to have a bias.
  3. Contact the Institute for Justice, http://www.ij.org.
  4. Contact the ACLU. The Arkansas chapter is at http://www.ACLUArkansas.com.

This is not an exhaustive list. Next week, I will elaborate on one per day. Then on Friday, brainstorm four more. Let’s work together to make the courts work for us, We the People.

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About LauraLynnHammett

Regular people like you and I should have access to justice, even if we can't afford an attorney. Judges must stop their cronyism. Attorneys who use abusive tactics against pro se litigants should be disbarred. This site discusses some of the abuses by our legal professionals. It also gives media attention to cases that are fought and sometimes won by the self represented.

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