A recurring theme one first must overcome is that bad people break the law and exhibit antisocial behavior to goals of fraud and extortion, but in the end, good triumphs over evil and we are once again safe and secure in a world made right, ultimately by lawyers and judges.

    After twelve years of witnessing court corruption that would have been unimaginable to me before I actually experienced it, I needed time away from the absolutely monstrous evil that our court system has become. The late, great Dan Meader and the late, great Pat Patton prevailed upon me to share my experiences and my successes with those who were caught up on the throes of what sickeningly passes for American Jurisprudence. My project began in earnest in March of 2001. Elements of this site illustrate what my mission is and how that mission is progressing.

About Richard Cornforth

    I grew up on a farm in Oklahoma, attended a small rural school. I graduated for the University of Central Oklahoma and later attained a degree from the American College at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. My parents were God-fearing, hardworking, honest people who influenced me to believe that most people, including people in government, are reliable.

    About 1984 I had an awakening precipitated by my first trip to court on a property matter. I was shocked at the charade that I witnessed instead of the respectful institution of integrity that I previously perceived the court system to be. Sure, I realized there was corruption in government; however, little did I realize how corrupt our government has become.

    Over the next twelve years, my confidence in the integrity of the American court system plummeted from thinking that matters were handled appropriately most of the time to understanding that the courts of America are almost totally corrupt. In spite of the hate-filled, anger-driven abuse that I experienced and witnessed in our court system, I managed to come through my own court experiences a net winner.

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