Committed to holding judges and lawyers accountable.Together, we will end judicial immunity.

I spent eleven years inside a system that answers to no one. I documented everything. Now I’m bringing that record to the public.

The mission of Jennifer’s Law is to expose how the legal system actually operates, create accountability, and advance reforms designed to create true justice. — Jennifer

A Test of the Highest Court in Illinois

What Will the Illinois Supreme Court Do?

A petition now before the highest court in Illinois asks a single question: what do the Justices do when judicial misconduct is not alleged, but documented?

Six sitting judges are named. Every claim rests on an exhibit in the record. Whatever the Court decides — including a decision to say nothing at all — will be published here in full, so anyone can weigh the evidence and the answer side by side.

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On the Record
The Supreme Court has ruled that a judge cannot be sued for a judicial act — even one done with malice or in bad faith. Stump v. Sparkman, 435 U.S. 349 (1978)

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A Standing, Open Invitation

To every judge, sitting or retired:

Participate in a live YouTube debate on the legitimacy of the judicial system as it applies to pro se litigants.

This invitation is open to any judge, current or retired, at any time. It has been open — and to date, no judge has accepted the challenge.

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The Misconduct Poll

Which documented instance of judicial misconduct do you find most egregious?

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Voting opens when the documented instances are posted.

Every instance in this poll was fully documented on the record. Every reviewing judge found no issue with the conduct. Every decision was upheld and enforced. Every petition for substitution of judge was denied.

The Ranking

Which judge has the most documented unlawful, abusive, and egregious conduct — and the most documented failures to follow the law?

This is a worst-offender ranking — not a “best judges” list. A vote here names the judge with the most documented misconduct on the record.

Each judge below appears in the documented record of this fight. Documentation for each judge is being prepared for their individual pages in the Accountability section.

What Did They Do to You?

Tell your story. Whether your experience involved a judge, an attorney, or the justice system itself, your voice helps expose patterns of misconduct, hold judges and lawyers accountable, and build the case for ending judicial immunity.

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