Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
Pinellas County Clerks
Need to subpoena the Mayor, all four city council members, the CEO and CFO of Ruth Eckerd Hall, and 3 cops, but being blocked by clerks. They're going so far as try to convince me that I don't even have the right to e-file. Here's the thing about the 14th Amendment, you can't discriminate against people because they are not lawyers. Individuals have the right to represent themselves. They also have the right to a fair trial and due process.
Constantly, pro ses are treated like subpar humans, when in the court room. It's shockingly disturbing. The rights of a pro se litigant are equal to the rights of counsel. It's much harder to win cases when you lose access to the law library or the clerks or judge refuse to issue subpoenas, etc.
The court also does not have the right to discriminate against someone based on socio-economic standing. That means they can't discriminate against people because of how much money they have or don't have. Yet, listen to Janet bragging that she's refused to acknowledge an indigent's need for costs, for 26 years. She also claimed, on 7/19/25, that 80% of the people that go into the courthouse are indigent. She's admitting to huge amounts of discrimination against the most needy of the needy. When she does this, she blocks their access to a fair trial and due process, both of which are constitutional rights.
#governmentcorruption
#civilrights
#auditor
@TheArmedFisherman
@CamdUpCAVEMAN
@InstituteForJustice
@JohnFilax
@pinellaswatchdog7787
@EyesOnTheState
@JamesMadisonMedia
071725 VID 20250717 124249380
Pinellas County Clerks
Need to subpoena the Mayor, all four city council members, the CEO and CFO of Ruth Eckerd Hall, and 3 cops, but being blocked by clerks. They're going so far as try to convince me that I don't even have the right to e-file. Here's the thing about the 14th Amendment, you can't discriminate against people because they are not lawyers. Individuals have the right to represent themselves. They also have the right to a fair trial and due process.
Constantly, pro ses are treated like subpar humans, when in the court room. It's shockingly disturbing. The rights of a pro se litigant are equal to the rights of counsel. It's much harder to win cases when you lose access to the law library or the clerks or judge refuse to issue subpoenas, etc.
The court also does not have the right to discriminate against someone based on socio-economic standing. That means they can't discriminate against people because of how much money they have or don't have. Yet, listen to Janet bragging that she's refused to acknowledge an indigent's need for costs, for 26 years. She also claimed, on 7/19/25, that 80% of the people that go into the courthouse are indigent. She's admitting to huge amounts of discrimination against the most needy of the needy. When she does this, she blocks their access to a fair trial and due process, both of which are constitutional rights.
#governmentcorruption
#civilrights
#auditor
@TheArmedFisherman
@CamdUpCAVEMAN
@InstituteForJustice
@JohnFilax
@pinellaswatchdog7787
@EyesOnTheState
@JamesMadisonMedia
071725 VID 20250717 124249380
