BROKEN JUSTICE (ePub)

This is my story. In 1985, I immigrated to the United States with the noble pursuit of the American Dream. Through years of dedicated effort, I attained a culmination of achievements, acquiring degrees and expertise in diverse fields such as math, chemistry, pharmacy, healthcare administration, and even contributing to the development of a clinical intervention software in 1998, when the World Wide Web was only 5 years old. Alongside these accomplishments, I built a business in nutritional supplements. However, my story took a disheartening turn as it intersected with a justice system led astray by the manipulations of a bitter and vindictive ex-wife, morally bankrupt attorneys, and a corrupt judge.

Having experienced injustice within the justice system and nowhere else to turn to, I find myself compelled to take my case to the COURT OF PUBLIC OPINION. In doing so, I am committed to sharing my story in this book.

In the American judicial system, the most advanced in the world in my view, the judge has to be impartial to prevent the creation of a crisis of legitimacy. The judge should be acutely aware of the limitation of his/her power. I revere this great nation's judicial system, but it's marred with corruption, especially the Family Court system. The Court's egregious rulings in my case have caused me to lose trust in and respect for the system. Frankly, if you live in this country, you should also be concerned, because what happened to me could happen to anyone.

I feel sad about the current state of the justice system in our country. This is, I believe the greatest moral test and challenge of our time.

While many may believe that the downfall of our democracy - this exceptional experiment, stems solely from the deterioration of our political system, it is crucial here to recognize that the erosion of our justice system also poses a significant and substantial threat. The integrity of our democracy can be equally compromised by the degradation of the very institution designed to safeguard fairness, equality and justice for all.

The court system in our country is more permeable to influence than you think. In my judgement, critiquing the flaws of the system is the highest form of patriotism. And I am glad to have done just that in this book. Our justice system overwhelmingly favored the rich, the affluent and the well-connected. The very notion of equal justice for all in our country is a myth!