Could it be the Flint Water Tragedy is finally finding itself out of the corruption within the Michigan legal system?

The people of Flint, Michigan have a right to hear from an independent prosecutor regarding the charges of manslaughter, murder and/or gross negligence of the government officials of the time the tragedy in this American city. Murder has no statute of limitations.

July 1, 2022

By Ron Fonger

Michigan Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud, right, and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy wait to answer questions from Flint residents during a community meeting with Flint water prosecutors on Friday, June 28, 2019 at UAW Local 659 in Flint, two weeks after dismissing the charges in the criminal cases.

Flint water prosecutors (click here) have filed new court motions aimed at putting their criminal cases against nine government officials, including former Gov. Rick Snyder, back on course.

Michigan Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy filed motions in Genesee County courts on Friday, July 1, seeking to comply with a state Supreme Court ruling that says state law does not authorize one-person grand juries to file criminal indictments directly....

...Attorneys for Snyder had announced after the Supreme Court decision on Tuesday, June 28, that they would move to dismiss two Flint water criminal charges pending against their client, but Friday’s filings by the attorney general show they will face a fight before that happens.

Snyder and eight other current and former city of Flint and state of Michigan employees were indicted for crimes related to the water crisis in January 2021. Newblatt acted as a one-man grand jury in the prosecutions, but the Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling says that while he had the authority to investigate and issue subpoenas, he did not have the authority to indict.

It didn't take long. The entire world of professionals, through their journals, know what morons sit in six seats on the Supreme Court.

"Nature" has been consolidating information to it's subscribers for decades. Probably from at least the 1960s regarding climate. The first journal of Nature published in November 1869.

"Nature" is widely read and respected. It will profounding effect issues with the USA. These professionals, as of I consider myself one, have been working hard at bringing knowledge to the community and the public, including government for a long time now. Their work is selfless and continuous. This decision by Roberts' is not going over well among reasonable and important people.

Right now, the Roberts' Court is nobody. They are corrupted lawyers with a permanent seat of power. Their power is not as it should be.

30 June 2022
By Jeff Tollefson

The US Supreme Court (click here) has limited the regulatory tools that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can use to curb greenhouse-gas emissions, dealing a massive blow to US President Joe Biden’s climate agenda. Academics and environmentalists lamented the loss of authority, as well as the precedent it could set for the EPA — and potentially other US agencies trying to tackle major societal issues in innovative ways.

“It’s a very dangerous decision,” says Lisa Heinzerling, a legal expert at Georgetown University in Washington DC. “As an agency, if you are trying to tackle an important [new] question, and you’re trying to do it in a creative way, then this case should give you pause.”...

Calls for Papers (click here)

This court is making everyone crazy. They refuse to recognize THE TRUTH about the world we live in today.