By Stormy Thoming-Gale, JD Staff
A new book, "A Case of Injustice," has put numerous Texas officials in
the hot seat and kept the author in hiding.
"A Case of Injustice" is a self-published book by the author and
while it does not directly deal with wrongful convictions, it exposes
corruption within the justice system. It is a book that shows how our
judicial system is broken down and one can easily see how it is that wrongful
convictions take place.
This book documents a business woman's sudden illegal eviction from her
apartment and the long trail of corruption that followed.
Anne Morrow, the author, was simply trying to obtain justice for the illegal
eviction from her apartment when she opened a Pandora's box of
rudeness, indifference, illegality, corruption, and betrayal on behalf of
everyone she contacted for help.
Ms. Morrow took meticulous notes throughout her ordeal. Her
drug kingpin landlord, a duly-elected District Attorney, scores
of lawyers, a supposedly reputable judge, numerous FBI agents, and, possibly,
some legislative- and executive-branch Federal officials are among those
named in "A Case of Injustice."
What does Anne Morrow want? She wants the people (whose real names and
positions are documented and named in the book) to be brought to justice.
More than that, she wants to catch the attention of at least one other person who will help her get those who violated her rights and
beliefs convicted. She wants to awaken the conscience of Americans.
You may purchase "A Case of Injustice", learn more about the book and its
author at this web site: http://server36.hypermart.net/palatine/index.html.
Book Review, A Case of Injustice