Posted on 10/31/2012 7:03:39 PM PDT by YoloanR
Johnson, female, black, is no stranger to financial schemes. For the past 8 years, she has been quietly serving as the president of an entity with a misleading name (California Consumer Protection Foundation AKA "CCPF"). This entity absorbed close to $30 million in class action cy pres awards, as well as fines and settlements imposed by the California Public Utilities Commission on utility companies. CCPF forwarded those funds to mostly questionable ACORN-like entities in South Los Angeles or to an entity headed by Michael Shames known as UCAN -- presently under federal grand jury investigation in San Diego.
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Documents filed in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia reveal that Judy Johnson of Rodeo allegedly engaged in predicate acts of racketeering through and by means of money laundering, mail and bank fraud, as well as conversion of funds.
Johnson, female, black, is no stranger to financial schemes. For the past 8 years, she has been quietly serving as the president of an entity with a misleading name (California Consumer Protection Foundation AKA "CCPF"). This entity absorbed close to $30 million in class action cy pres awards, as well as fines and settlements imposed by the California Public Utilities Commission on utility companies. CCPF forwarded those funds to mostly questionable ACORN-like entities in South Los Angeles or to an entity headed by Michael Shames known as UCAN -- presently under federal grand jury investigation in San Diego.
It appears that Johnson misused her position with the State Bar of California as "clout" to obtain cy pres awards from the settlement of class actions prosecuted and defended by various law firms in courts and before the CPUC. In addition, while never prosecuted for the scheme, some have speculated that Johnson and cohorts Robert Hawley (whom Johnson labeled the "Wizard of OZ") and Starr Babcock were "in" on a financial scheme perpetrated by former State Bar employee Sharon Pearl, who was lightly prosecuted by then-attorney general Jerry Brown, cousin of Geoffrey Brown.
The lawsuit, filed as a civil-racketeering action by Marina Del Rey-based community activist Daniel Dydzak, also names as a defendants Starr Babcock and Robert Hawley.
According to confidential sources familiar with the situation, Dydzak filed the suit in Washington DC, because he is extremely concerned that given the caliber of the defendants and the fact that they are in control of the justice system in California, they will seek to injure him in various ways, including in seeking to somehow derail the suit.
According to these sources, Tom Layton, investigator from the State Bar of California who is well connected with Los Angeles Sheriff Lee Baca, in the past paid a visit to Dydzaks neighborhood, and sought to convince his neighbors to falsely accuse Dydzak of various acts of misconduct, including providing improper and unlawful legal counsel.
What kind of unmitigated gutless PC bullshiite is that ? !
DIVERSE’ ? ? ?
What kind of unmitigated gutless PC bullshiite is that ? !
Yes, the word “diverse” has been so overused that the concept for the word has undergone a logical short-circuiting and lost its actual meaning. What would a “diverse” judge look like? Someone analogous to a giraffe - with a head seeming to come from one specie, a tail from another, etc.?
Havn’t you noticed that for 30 years, you will not find an article, annual report, grant application, or brochure from any non-profit organization or governmental agency that doesn’t sprinkle the word “diverse” through the text, even in sentences where it is just silly. I’ve seen something like,”Our zoo is proud that it is home to diverse animals from diverse countries for our diverse audience of diverse ages.” Are these zoos in any way more diverse than they were when the concept was so obvious that one just took it for granted. Today, we must genuflect at whatever is described as “diverse.” What about “Since the start of the guest green card program, the U.S. is host to diverse people of diverse countries with diseases more diverse than the country has seen in 200 years.”
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