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How a civil lawsuit inadvertently exposed 'a fraud upon the court'
One word.
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Foreign judgment; Full Faith and Credit clause; fraud upon the court
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WASHINGTON, July 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Full Disclosure Network(R) website posted U. S. Supreme Court Documents alleging judicial "Fraud Upon The Court" that lends credibility to claims of judicial corruption in California. In 2008 Sturgeon vs County of Los Angeles the California Court of Appeals held payments to State Superior Court Judges by Los Angeles County were illegal. The corruption was confirmed when California legislators quietly enacted Senate Bill SBX2 11 in 2009, giving retroactive immunity from criminal prosecution to judges and officials involved in the payment scheme since 1987.
http://blog.fulldisclosure.net/2010/07/judge-under-fire-to- retire-contempt.html
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S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Fraud Upon Court
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No grounds for relief under Civ.R. 60(B)(5) existed; there was no evidence of fraud upon the court and the motion was not brought within a reasonable time.
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...OPINION OF THE COURT. ALDISERT, Circuit Judge. In this case we decide w... personnel, at Waycross, Georgia, was fraud upon the court. I. Actions for fraud upon the cour...
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A TRIAL COURT HAS JURISDICTION TO CONSIDER A MOTION FOR RELIEF FROM JUDGMENT CONCERNING A CONDITIONAL DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE; THE TRIAL COURT DID NOT ABUSE ITS DISCRETION IN GRANTING RELIEF FROM JUDGMENT BASED UPON CIV.R. 60(B)(5) AND FRAUD UPON THE COURT; TRIAL COURT COULD PROPERLY ENFORCE THE PARTIES AGREEMENT MADE BEFORE IT AND ON THE RECORD.
... that Showtime had committed a fraud upon the court. This type of fraud “embrace[s]...
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A Jackson County judge issued a sharply worded opinion that threw out a man's 22-year criminal sentence and said the county prosecutor's office "perpetrated a fraud upon the trial court" for withholding evidence in the case.
Judge Edith Messina set aside Matthew Davis' guilty plea stemming from a June 2004 incident in which he was accused of abandoning his girlfriend's body in a car. He received a 22-year prison sentence and was, in a separate but related civil suit in 2007, ordered to pay $500,000.
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The trial court erred when it applied R.C. 3119.83 to prohibit a retroactive correction in child support, to a time before the request was made, where a fraud was perpetrated upon the court, and the obligee was entitled to the payments that would have otherwise been due absent the fraud. Reversed and remanded for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. (Grady, P.J., concurring).
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Civ. R. 60(B) – divorce - fraud upon the court - judgment entry - motion for relief from judgment.