The Reason For Adjourning the Grievance Hearing
The disbarment hearing concerning my writings in the Amsterdam News has been
postponed from November 21 at 2:00 p.m. to an uncertain date because I must prove my
innocence. This means that I must purchase a costly transcript of the 1985 trial. The
burden of proof has shifted illegally.
In my case, the Grievance Committee for the Second and Eleventh Judicial Districts is without any legal responsibility to prove my guilt despite the Court Rules which require a disciplinary proceeding based on probable cause. This hearing is tantamount to a legal lynching. The Grievance Committee has conceded in writing that it has no evidence against me.
I have been a long-term critic of the criminal justice system because it routinely sends innocent Blacks to prison after encountering a kangaroo proceeding in which Black defendants are presumed guilty unless and until they prove their innocence.
This country is more concerned about the rights of enemy combatants that it is about the rights of Black defendants. Enemy combatants enjoy legal and political representation in Congress and in the Supreme Court. Blacks lack legal and political representation.
I am apparently the only Black person in New York City who is taking on the prison-industrial complex. A Black assemblyman was convicted of receiving funds to aid and abet the prison-industrial complex. Other politicians, preachers, HNICs and leading activists are receiving hush money from the prison-industrial complex.
In slavery, the baddest, boldest and Blackest person would become the whipping
boy on the plantation. This was meant to inflict personal punishment on the recalcitrant
slave but also to terrorize all other Blacks on the plantation. It is working today in New York.
Grievance Committees were originally established to weed out dissenters from historically-oppressed groups. Judges use them to silence their critics. We are living in a colony that is virtually voiceless. If you speak out without a script, you will be severely punished.
We will never beat white supremacy on our knees. So far, judicial terrorism is succeeding. The political establishment believes that New York is safer without me. My next challenge is PWV Acquisitions v. Maddox on November 29, 9:30 a.m. in Manhattan Housing Court, 111 Centre Street, Room 523 in Manhattan. The trial of the eviction proceeding will commence on this date.
postponed from November 21 at 2:00 p.m. to an uncertain date because I must prove my
innocence. This means that I must purchase a costly transcript of the 1985 trial. The
burden of proof has shifted illegally.
In my case, the Grievance Committee for the Second and Eleventh Judicial Districts is without any legal responsibility to prove my guilt despite the Court Rules which require a disciplinary proceeding based on probable cause. This hearing is tantamount to a legal lynching. The Grievance Committee has conceded in writing that it has no evidence against me.
I have been a long-term critic of the criminal justice system because it routinely sends innocent Blacks to prison after encountering a kangaroo proceeding in which Black defendants are presumed guilty unless and until they prove their innocence.
This country is more concerned about the rights of enemy combatants that it is about the rights of Black defendants. Enemy combatants enjoy legal and political representation in Congress and in the Supreme Court. Blacks lack legal and political representation.
I am apparently the only Black person in New York City who is taking on the prison-industrial complex. A Black assemblyman was convicted of receiving funds to aid and abet the prison-industrial complex. Other politicians, preachers, HNICs and leading activists are receiving hush money from the prison-industrial complex.
In slavery, the baddest, boldest and Blackest person would become the whipping
boy on the plantation. This was meant to inflict personal punishment on the recalcitrant
slave but also to terrorize all other Blacks on the plantation. It is working today in New York.
Grievance Committees were originally established to weed out dissenters from historically-oppressed groups. Judges use them to silence their critics. We are living in a colony that is virtually voiceless. If you speak out without a script, you will be severely punished.
We will never beat white supremacy on our knees. So far, judicial terrorism is succeeding. The political establishment believes that New York is safer without me. My next challenge is PWV Acquisitions v. Maddox on November 29, 9:30 a.m. in Manhattan Housing Court, 111 Centre Street, Room 523 in Manhattan. The trial of the eviction proceeding will commence on this date.

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