Go to WEFT in Champaign website

got to WEFT 90.1 fm

new.weft.orf

Then select how to stream — I just selected TUNEIN

Then select WEFT (Station and your listeing live stream

The interview is live starting at 5:30 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Obviously someone is listening and the flying monkeys better take notice to either leave or dip deeper in those pockets for bribes (and maybe it isn’t worth is any longer?) because the ALJ’s in Medicare complaints are cracking down.

April 10, 2015 case of sykesblog-081015-NMSHealthcarev.CMS-nursinghomerights

the ALJ Kessel made it clear that he would not tolerate violations of Medicare regulations and he fined the facility thousands of dollars for isolating an elderly woman from one daughter based upon a POA from another daughter that the facility enforced.

 However, she eventually cooperated and returned. Id.
The resident was moved to the locked unit of Petitioner’s facility upon her return on January 22, 2014. From that date and thereafter, the resident was confined behind a locked door that denied her egress from the wing on which she was confined and from the facility itself. Petitioner not only confined Resident # 4, it…

I think what you wrote is good, but it would help to be more specific for pro se’ers.  For example, most people do not know that you can get a judge recused for the following behavior:

Rude behavior, scoffing at, making noises, making faces while you are talking or saying you cannot speak at all without an attorney and then letting the other side go on and on and on and not letting you respond.

The standard in most jurisdictions for recusal of a judge is that you have a reasonable fear that you will not get a fair trial or hearing and the judge will be biased against you.

Obviously, issuing contempt and Body Attachment orders in a civil case gets you there–those are unconstitutional. Gag orders  or “you must not talk about X” are also unconstitutional and will get you there (motion to recuse).

A recusal is not…

http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/court_and_probation_company_are_running_extortion_racket_alabama_judge_says/

Depositions indicate that criminal defendants appearing in the Harpersville Municipal Court

“have been subjected to repeated and ongoing violations of almost every safeguard afforded by the United States Constitution, the laws of the State of Alabama, and the Rules of Criminal Procedure,” Harrington wrote in an order (PDF) issued Wednesday.

Harrington temporarily enjoined the city from incarcerating individuals on probation or in post-conviction proceedings unless it first holds a hearing and then obtains his permission. He also said individuals who are convicted must have at least 30 days to pay fines and court costs without being assessed additional fines.

Harrington said the constitutional violations are “so numerous as to defy a detailed chronicling in this short space.”

Defendants are placed on probation with the company, he said, when they are unable to pay the entire amount of assessed fines and court costs on the day of trial. Defendants are…

http://texastombraiders.com/get-ready-to-stand-your-ground-granny-shoot-first/

Now I want you to know, I didn’t write this and I don’t advocate violence.  I certainly don’t advocate shooting all the miscreant GAL’s and “professional guardians” out there by grandma and grandpa, but probate blog followers certainly are creative and imaginative.

I have published on this blog (somewhere) the name of a grandpa, who, when targeted, the miscreants (court appointed jerks) showed up at his door step with a court order and police and told he had to leave and go to a locked down nursing home.  What did grandpa do?  Get on his motorcycle and smash into a tree down the block at 60 mph. Worked.  He was dead on the spot.

But what if he stood his ground and argued (correctly) the order was unconstitutional, it violated due process, the 14th amendment for equal protection, the Americans with Disabilities act and draining an estate, isolating a…

http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Daughter-of-Casey-Kasem-breaks-her-silence-about-dads-death-320832971.html

If you read the story, by the time the daughter got a court order to see her own dad, from an evil second wife and guardian, dad was too sick.  Typical story of bedsores, neglect, fluid filled lungs–belonged in a hospital weeks ago.

He could not be saved, but the kids could visit.

She now supports visitation laws and enacting them across the country — as does the Catherine Falk Organization so that ailing parents do not have to be isolated from caring loving children.  Let’s pray for them and their work.

JoAnne

http://www.playbuzz.com/gregs/can-you-pass-the-psychopath-test

And you know that I am pushing for a professional test for doctors, lawyers, the ARDC, teachers and nurses–anyone in control of the lives of others.

See my results on my FaceBook page–completely the OPPOSITE of a psychopath/narcissist!

We need more people that are loving, giving, caring, willing to go the extra mile to bring a light into the world and stop darkness whereever it may lurk.

Right now I’m looking at the ARDC, the OPG, Schmeidel and his firm.

I highly doubt anyone of them could pass this test, so the challenge is on.

We are looking for professional psychological testing of the following individuals and if they flunk, they should resign:

Jerome Larkin, ARDC

Sharon Opryszek, ARDC

Melissa Smart, ARDC

Stephen Splitt, ARDC

Leah Guiterrez Black, ARDC

Lisa Madigan, states attorney

Diane Saltoun, Illinois Inspector General

Anita Alvarez, Cook County States attorney

Peter Schmeidel, probate attorney

David…

http://www.yalelawjournal.org/note/corruption-in-our-courts-what-it-looks-like-and-where-it-is-hidden

“If experience demands a presumption that a judge will seize everyopportunity presented to him in the course of his official conduct to line hispockets, no canon of ethics or statute regarding disqualification can save ourjudicial system.”—Justice William Rehnquist1

A judiciary without honesty has little chance of executingits moral andconstitutional duties, no matter how many rules of ethics exist. This isespecially true in the United States, where the judiciary is afforded widediscretion. Facts and law require interpretation; justice and equity requirejudgment. Every decision to grant a motion, to follow precedent, to interpret astatute or facts, to set a sentence or damages—every decision left up to thediscretion of a judge—is a potential opportunity for corruption.

Interesting article.  It does discuss the Kids for Cash program in Pennsylvania.