Judge faced with Potential Landmark Ruling in Judicial Corruption Fight BAILS

Wednesday, 29 June 2011 00:00
William M. Windsor
Lawless America

Judge Craig L. Schwall, Sr. of the Fulton County Superior Court appears to have BAILED on William M. Windsor's lawsuit.

It appears that the necessity that he render a decision on whether a Temporary Restraining Order will be issued against 58 federal judges and judicial and government employees pursuant to a lawsuit charging them with racketeering and corruption motivated Judge Schwall to do a disappearing act.

On June 29, 2011 just after 5:00 pm, the docket in the case shows "TRANSFER" dated June 28, 2011.

This is an extremely important case for those who care about the fight against judicial corruption.  Hundreds of non-attorneys (for the most part) have dedicated time to researching case law to assist me.

This Fulton County Superior Court case presents an opportunity to get a court ruling here in Georgia that will pave the way for federal judges to be prosecuted for their corrupt criminal acts!  MUST SEE FULL STORY