Nonprofit legal aid to challenge courtroom injustice
Resident proposes spending $2 million on a nonprofit of attorneys and paralegals to assist people facing civil and criminal injustice and to hold courts and lawyers accountable for bias.
English title and summary written with AI from the resident's text.
The resident's idea, as submitted
The idea
I would spend $2 million to advance and protect the life, liberty, property and freedom for all through a non-profit organization with attorneys and paralegals who are willing to commit time to assist those facing injustice civilly and criminally.
Who it helps and why
This project would advance social and racially inequality because as a member of the legal profession, I have personally witnessed many injustice in Massachusetts courtrooms by those who took an oath to carry out Common Laws, but instead they practice bias, fraud and racism while blatantly delivering unfair and unbalanced rulings to serve those for profit. This organization would hold the court/judges and lawyers accountable for actions against the law as the CJC (Commission on Judicial Conduct) and many Commonwealth organizations are corrupt.
Details
- Cycle
- 2025–26
- Submitted
- July 31, 2025
- Neighborhood
- City-wide
- Portal category
- Other
- How it was submitted
- Individual submission
- Submitted at
- Union Capital Boston
- Submission language
- English
- Themes
- Other or unclear
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