Public-Interest Documentation • Due Process • Transparency
My Judge Was Watching Porn
A structured, source-first documentation project focused on court accountability, due process, and how “small” misconduct becomes life-altering harm when institutions refuse to correct it.
- Case File Editions: timelines, exhibits, and clear summaries linked to sources
- How It Works: claims → receipts → context → next steps (no guesswork)
- Reader Tools: checklists, templates, and “what to request / what to document” guides
Best practice: this project focuses on documentation and public-interest transparency.
No doxxing. No victim personal identifying info. Tips must be lawful and verifiable.
In memory of Dr. Karin Huffer
This work is inspired by the late Dr. Karin Huffer’s research on Legal Abuse Syndrome — a trauma response that can arise from prolonged institutional betrayal and systemic conflict. Her framework helped shape the recovery-first approach used here: structure, documentation, and nervous-system stabilization.
Note: Dr. Huffer is deceased and does not endorse this project. Her work is referenced for educational purposes.
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Tips should be lawful and non-doxxing. If you believe a crime is in progress or there is immediate danger,
contact local authorities.