Where are the Missing Records of the Supreme Court

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Where are the Missing Records of the Supreme Court of the United States?

The Supreme Court of the United States fails to meet the most fundamental international standards of an honest tribunal.

Los Angeles, February 8 - a United Nations International Crime Prevention Center report lists missing court records as a cardinal sign of judicial corruption. [1] In the Supreme Court of the United States, missing court records are the rule.

In a series of cases from the Supreme Court of the United States, records have been released by Human Rights Alert (NGO), which are invalid notices of purported denial of motions, petitions, and applications filed by individuals in cases involving alleged abuse by government or large corporations. [2]

· The notices issued by office of Clerk William Suter uniformly fail to include any true judicial records.
· The letters are at times issued by unauthorized personnel, or are falsely signed.
Consequently, repeated attempts have been made to access the court file records of the Supreme Court of the United States, to discover if any judicial records existed at all, as the basis for the notices issued by Clerk William Suter.

The right of the public to access court records to inspect and to copy is recognized by the US Supreme Court as a First Amendment right (Nixon v Warner Communications, Inc, 1978). In the English speaking courts it is also held as a Common Law right. Furthermore, it is essential part of Fair Hearings – a fundamental Human Right pursuant to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights


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