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Rethinking Justice: Epstein Files Reveal Why Trusting Court Systems Is Risky
The Epstein case exposed serious flaws in how victims are treated within court systems (especially family courts), how cases are viewed and handled, and how outcries are ignored. The Epstein case had over 400 Justice Department lawyers reviewing million of Epstein documents including an additional 125 lawyers from US Attorney's offices and over 80 criminal division reviewers. There are over 200 alleged victims by rich and powerful figures. This investigation has been going on
Elizabeth Stewart-Williams, MDR
Feb 5


Alternative Paths to Divorce and Child Custody: Exploring Non-Court Solutions
Did you know that there are non-court solutions for divorce and child custody issues? While many people initially turn to the U.S. court...
Elizabeth Stewart-Williams, MDR
Oct 2, 2025


Supreme Court Ruling on Racial Profiling and Its Impact on Marginalized Communities & Court Cases
The Supreme Court's recent ruling on the profiling puts at risk marginalized communities and opens the door to grave implications across court systems.
Elizabeth Stewart-Williams, MDR
Sep 9, 2025


Understanding the Difference Between Good and Bad Attorneys in a Corrupt Legal System
Learning the difference between Good and Bad Attorneys
Elizabeth Stewart-Williams, MDR
Aug 18, 2025
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