Presenting the complete series "Corrupted from Ed to Judge"

In nine segments, I present in video format the background and litigation experience which inspired my initiative One Club Of Justicides.

Because the defamatory publications by Maria Viggers need to be heavily redacted, I'll be updating and uploading those files in the corresponding section of this site as time permits.

Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 1 of 9): Shady, shady University of Michigan.

Background, because normal people don't happen to file proceedings in court just out of boredom.


Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 2 of 9): A fractal of court-endorse fraud.

Let me tell you a little story about a lawyer who attempted to commit fraud and got busted by me ... only to be rescued by his buddy judge ... yes, this is the "law" in Michigan.

Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 3 of 9): Crooks playing hide & seek with my subpoenas.

The University of Michigan and Al-Azhar Pacha duck and cover upon my scrutiny because ... well, that's what scumbags do when they got something to hide.

Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 4 of 9): Directly relevant evidence? Now see the judge preclude it.

Mostly addressing my lawsuit against María Viggers, my father's second wife.

Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 5 of 9): Fraudster rat in the dark, frightened mouse in the court.

Covering the early stages of my lawsuit against Al-Azhar Pacha.

Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 6 of 9): judge Corrupt Kuhnke depicts Michigan as mafia.

This is the continuation of the fifth segment, as it covers the latter portion of my judicial proceedings against Al-Azhar Pacha in trial court. Also, judge Carol Kuhnke featuring the antithesis of candidate Carol Kuhnke.


Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 7 of 9): judge Carol Kuhnke is a disgrace to the judicial system.

Some interesting events took place during the backlog in the Michigan Court Of Appeals.
If you'd like to read further:

• My grievance in the Judicial Tenure Commission against judge Carol Kuhnke.
• The JTC's receipt of my grievance.
• The JTC's eventual response.
• Judge Carol Kuhnke getting busted for illegal possession of narcotics.
• Here's "honorable" Carol Kuhnke's "honorable" narcodiploma. A year earlier (December 19, 2015) I was receiving the diploma about my master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State University, but ironically this crooked judge gets to decide my cases.
• Carol Kuhnke's obsession to continue presiding cases she should no longer preside.

Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 8 of 9): MCOA, the Michigan Fraud Of Appeals.

The rubber stamping of judicial incompetence. Since that's all they got, that is an implicit acknowledgment that the judiciary ought to rule in my favor.


Corrupted from Ed to Judge (Part 9 of 9): Epilogue ... as of this point in time.

Not strictly an epilogue, since the matters are pending in the Michigan Supreme Court. Albeit a foreign concept to the "Fantastic Four" ... will the Michigan Supreme Court exercise integrity? Time will tell.


Bloopers occur in many series, and this was not the exception.

Latest briefs in my Application against Al Pacha in the Michigan Supreme Court

The attorneys representing defendant/appellee Al-Azhar Pacha have filed the Appelle's Brief and I submitted my Reply Brief. Despite using the extended deadline granted by the Michigan Supreme Court, his attorneys ended up doing copy/paste from motions they've been filing since trial court ... slacking till the last hour? panic attack? Goebbels' big lie theory? Who knows!

Comprising in 10 pages my refutation of vexatious, disproved allegations which Al Pacha's attorneys spread in 37 pages is hard, but I achieved it (for the most part).

It is funny that these attorneys' pretext in their motion for an extended deadline was the authorities I cited from other jurisidictions: "decisions from outside Michigan, requiring significant research".But now, as I pointed out in my Reply Brief, these attorneys in their brief ended up advancing the mediocre allegation that "foreign states' own iteration of defamation law [...] is not necessarily the same as that in Michigan". They didn't even try to explain what differences (if any) they "think" exist. That was hilarious. These attorneys must have realized that the appellate reviews from honest jurisdictions really don't help Al Pacha.

Another remark is these attorneys' reliance on various unpublished decisions (that is, appellate opinions that don't constitute legal precedent) to refute the arguments I support with opinions issued by the Michigan Supreme Court and other binding decisions by the Court Of Appeals.

Ignacio Viggers