From Betsy Combier: When I was in high school I read a book with the title Nineteen Eighty-Four about Big Brother, a fictional character who lives in a totalitarian state where every citizen is under […]
Picture: Julie DeVuono arrives at Suffolk County Court in Riverhead on Wednesday for her arraignment on upgraded charges alleging she ran a COVID-19 vaccine card scam. Credit: James Carbone AMITYVILLE PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER INDICTED FOR SELLING FORGED COVID-19 VACCINATION […]
PETITIONER: Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company RESPONDENT: Sheila White DOCKET NO. 05-259 DECIDED BY: Roberts Court LOWER COURT: United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit CITATION: 548 US 53 (2006) GRANTED: Dec 5, 2005 ARGUED: Apr 17, 2006 DECIDED: Jun 22, 2006 ADVOCATES […]
In the ruling: Feds For Medical Freedom et al., are challenging (under the Constitution, the APA, and the DJA) the President’s executive orders requiring federal employees to make irreversible medical decisions to take COVID-19 vaccines. “Even construing […]
Julie Devuono, pictured above, whose case has made news on this website since April 2022 when almost 100 teachers were removed suddenly from their salaries in the single most outrageous violation of due process ever […]
The lawsuit won in the Supreme Court by Attorney Sujata Gibson has been stayed on appeal. MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS FOR INFORMED CONSENT, individually and on behalf of its members, KRISTEN ROBILLARD, M.D., ZAR.INA HERNANDEZ-SCHIPPLICK, M.D., MARGARET […]
The Problem Code and the COVID Mandate By Betsy Combier, Editor In June 2022 I was asked by the attorneys in the Kane-Keil case to submit a Declaration Betsy Combier declaration on the “Problem Code” […]
Wonderful news! But what does this mean for you? We have some suggestions: You need to complete some administrative steps before filing a lawsuit. As you can see, when you win a lawsuit with backpay, […]
We won! ORDER OF JUDGE ABADI in Kambouris et al. v New York City Department of Education, David Banks, Chancellor, and David Weisberg, Deputy Chancellor (Index No. 518863/2022) On January 5, 2023, the 30 teachers […]
In the case decision posted below, the Ninth Circuit in California decided that two students must be disciplined for severe bullying and harassing comments made in off-campus social media posts: “The court explained that some […]
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