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Martin Dyckman on "A Most Disorderly Court"

opednews.com — Martin A. Dyckman, former editor of the St. Petersburg Times, talks about his new book "A Most Disorderly Court." The book is about his reporting on a scandal involving case fixing in the Florida Supreme Court and the shake up in the court which followed. It contains links showing Florida allowed banks to engage in widespread fraud!

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  • markadamsjdmba, on 10/10/2008, -0/+2Check this out and learn why those in the judicial reform community say, "There are those who believe in America's justice system and those who have experience with it."

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