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I hired attorney Joseph Gentleman in Chicago to represent me in my
appeal and malpractice suit against Parker & Halliday. He filed a brief
in the appeal stating the judgment was obtained through fraud and
coercion and was unconscionable. The opposing brief was struck since
it violated Supreme Court rules. The Appellate Court recommended
waiving oral arguments since they had enough information to make a
decision. Joseph Gentleman recommended not pushing for oral
arguments since my case was so clear, the opposing brief had been
struck and we did not want to piss off the judges. I respected
Josephs guidance and continue to do so today. Neither of us had any
idea of the judicial corruption in my case. It turned out the Appellate
Court Judges recommended waiving oral arguments to keep the truth
off the record. In July 2013, my appeal was denied. I immediately filed
a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board (IJIB) since the
appellate decision contained text copied directly from the stricken
brief, the decision failed to even mention my financial obligations for
my sons and that Judge Risinger stated he never said nor threatened to
award 50-60% of my gross pay. My IJIB complaint was dismissed. On
November 22, 2014, the local newspaper, The Peoria Journal Star
published a story on Rena Parker, the Peoria County Court
Administrator on her outstanding accomplishments. Rena Parker is the
mother of my attorney, Rob Parker, and wife of my attorney, Drew
Parker. Rena Parker gave accolades to US District Judge Joe Billy
McDade for launching her career and mentoring her back in the 70s.
Joe Billy McDade is married to Appellate Court Judge Mary McDade, a
deciding judge on my appeal. I filed complaints against the appellate
court judges in November 2014 with the IJIB. It was closed without
investigation in December 2015.
In January 2014, I filed a complaint against Rob Parker, Drew Parker
and opposing attorney G. Edward Murphy with the Illinois Attorney
Registry and Disciplinary Commission (ARDC) for engaging in fraud
(copy attached). I copied the Peoria County States Attorney, Jerry
Brady and the FBI. Both Jerry Brady and the FBI contacted me to
discuss but did nothing telling me family court cases are civil cases and
not criminal. Attorneys and judges are free to do as they please in civil
cases because they are above the law. My ARDC complaint was
dismissed because they said the district and appellate courts
addressed the fraud and coercion. The ARDC is funded by attorneys
and managed by attorneys to protect attorneys.
As mentioned above, I filed a malpractice suit against my attorneys at
Parker & Halliday. In March 2014, all Peoria County Court judges
recused themselves on my case because they knew Rena Parker,