[Victims of Court Corruption] Is the California State Bar a Corporation?

Is The California State Bar a Corporation?

Brad, allow me to make a correction to your words below, i.e., "The State Bar is a public corporation in the judicial branch of state government." Such statement is incorrect. I personally was on the phone with a gentleman named Lee, in a conference call to with the California Bar Association. When questioned by Lee, I heard with my own ears the secretary of the California State Bar state that it has not been a corporation since 1949.

Can we rely upon their own testimony when they themselves state that they are not a California Corporation? Perhaps a search of the existing list of California corporations is in order. I just know personally what they themselves said.

Ron Branson
VictoryUSA@jail4judges.org



Brad Henschel wrote:

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