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Follow the Science is remarkable….well worth the price…something we have all been waiting for.
Why isn’t anyone investigating Amazon? They have stifled free speech by banning the writers of book reviews, when the reviews don’t agree with their politics. Then they offer no way to end the bans which are unfair and are definitely their way of controlling the message and stifling speech.
Amazon also banned my 800-page law treatise on judicial corruption….After I spoke in 2019 at a national conference for family and juvenile court judges, the book sale was shadow-banned 3 days later….THE DARK SIDE, A law treatise on judging. Caroline Douglas, J.D. The book had nothing but 5-star reviews (mostly from anonymous lawyers expecting blowback). I was presenting at the National Whistleblowers Conference in DC.
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Customer Review NH Lawyer
How the Courts Really Work – and Why They Don’t Dispense Justice
August 26, 2016
This book is perhaps the most important legal treatise to be written in 50 years.
Caroline Douglas details the history of judicial and bar corruption, explains why it happened, and details for anyone involved in litigation how to spot it. Her many “sneaky judge tricks” outlined in the book will give litigators a road map for holding the courts accountable. Any legislator who has anything to do with court issues in any state will understand far more about how the state bar associations, together with the judiciary, have corrupted the branch of government that is supposed to be protecting our rights.
Using her own corrupted divorce case from NH as well as many other case examples, she details with real examples how pervasive the corruption is- right up to Judge Souter on the US Supreme Court. She also explains why corruption is so pervasive in the criminal and family court systems.
Who should read it? NH lawyers, all lawyers, legislators who have anything to do with laws involving courts or judges, honest thinking people thinking about law as a career. Any reporterw h o covers courts at any
level will find the book extremely illuminating as well. It will change how you cover them.
While the book is demoralizing at times just because of the depth of the corruption, the author also provides a road map to fixing the system. While it will take many years and much effort across all 50 states
to dismantle the current power structure that has corrupted an entire branch of government, it can be done.
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