The version to academicians included some extras:
Extra No 1
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Dear Law School Faculty:Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Someone told that it really was not as crooked as it looked...
Joseph Zernik
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THE LATEST AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION - PACER and CM/ECF
1) The U.S. Courts have just completed the installation of a dual docketing systems, Pacer, and CM/ECF, separate and unequal, where the courts can segregate parties at will.
2) Those segregated into Pacer (attorneys who are not authorized by the court, pro se filers, and invariably all prisoners who file petitions) are unable to distinguish the valid and effectual court records from the large volume of invalid and ineffectual records posted online, since they are denied access to the NEFs (Notices of Electronic Filings).
3) Therefore, litigations are conducted under such conditions - where one party, but none of the others, is left in the dark relative to the validity and effect of any records posted in the docket by the court during litigation.
4) Such conditions in litigations in U.S. Courts, may be found by International Human Rights Courts to be extreme violation of Human Rights by the U.S. Government and U.S. Courts.
5) It may also be found to be the largest "shell game" fraud ever.
6) It may also be deemed as sleaze...
1) The U.S. Courts have just completed the installation of a dual docketing systems, Pacer, and CM/ECF, separate and unequal, where the courts can segregate parties at will.
2) Those segregated into Pacer (attorneys who are not authorized by the court, pro se filers, and invariably all prisoners who file petitions) are unable to distinguish the valid and effectual court records from the large volume of invalid and ineffectual records posted online, since they are denied access to the NEFs (Notices of Electronic Filings).
3) Therefore, litigations are conducted under such conditions - where one party, but none of the others, is left in the dark relative to the validity and effect of any records posted in the docket by the court during litigation.
4) Such conditions in litigations in U.S. Courts, may be found by International Human Rights Courts to be extreme violation of Human Rights by the U.S. Government and U.S. Courts.
5) It may also be found to be the largest "shell game" fraud ever.
6) It may also be deemed as sleaze...
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