In this episode, I pull back the curtain on a criminal case that looks like justice on paper but collapses under the weight of its own contradictions. From unauthorized competency evaluations to manipulated court records, the People v. Michael Taylor case in Los Angeles County Superior Court has all the markings of a “shell proceeding” — a process that maintains the appearance of lawful prosecution while bypassing the rule of law entirely. I break down the timeline, expose the key players, and explain how fraud upon the court is being actively concealed through procedural theater. This is not just my fight — it’s a warning about what happens when due process is replaced with performance.

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Mistah Wilson, as defendant Michael Taylor in People v Michael Taylor, visited the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office in Spring 2024 to seek clarification into the conflict of interests declared by their office without reasoning. 

Head Public Defender Marcus Malik Huntley #207357 alludes to tell Taylor that Attorney's strategic decision-making can lawfully violate his constitutional rights, reducing Taylor's disagreement as a matter of opinion than fact. 

He goes on to say that Attorneys, or public defenders, don't even tell the judge or the court when there is a conflict of interest, and firmly informs Taylor that he, as a client, does not have a legal right to know the reason for conflicts of interest declared. 

Listen for tha full scoop!

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RUFIO on Discipline, Energy & Generational Healing
Seattle’s own B-Boy icon RUFIO shares a reflective moment: “Everything is martial arts—not everything has to be force.” He opens up about growing up in a household where yelling was the only language and how breaking—and mindfulness—taught him new ways to express and move through life.

🎤 A must-watch for dancers, artists, and anyone breaking generational cycles.

#RUFIO #SeattleLegend #BBoyCulture #MartialArtsInLife #BreakingSilence #EmotionalDiscipline #HealingThroughArt

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210West: You Can Be Indie and Still Go Major
In this 60-second interview, Pasadena-based rapper 210West shares why being an independent artist doesn’t disqualify you from success on a major label. He also discusses how, like Snoop Dogg with Long Beach, he’s leveraging his own platform to promote local artists in Pasadena and Altadena. This is grassroots artist development at its finest.

📌 #210West #PasadenaMusic #AltadenaArtists #IndieToMajor #WestCoastHipHop #SupportLocalTalent #IndependentArtist

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In this explosive episode, Michael Taylor breaks down how an unconstitutional bench warrant became a turning point in his case—not a setback, but a weapon. Learn how he used court records, procedural inconsistencies, and jurisdictional facts to expose systemic fraud and judicial misconduct in real time. This isn’t just about defense—it’s about flipping the script. If you’ve ever questioned the integrity of your criminal proceedings, this episode shows how a single document—when challenged with precision—can unravel an entire legal illusion.

This is strategy. This is exposure. This is constitutional warfare.

PEOPLE V MICHAEL TAYLOR
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🎙️ Podcast Episode: Judicial Assistant Mery Alaberkyan Files Fraudulent Competency Assessment

In this episode, we uncover startling evidence of judicial misconduct inside the Los Angeles County Superior Court PEOPLE V MICHAEL TAYLOR (XNEGA111132-01). Judicial Assistant Mery Alaberkyan is accused of fraudulently filing a Penal Code § 730 competency assessment—without a valid court order, without defendant consent, and after the presiding judge had lost jurisdiction.

We examine how this unauthorized filing triggered a chain of unconstitutional events: illegal mental health referrals, denial of due process, and involuntary hospitalization. Was this clerical overreach—or calculated institutional deception?

Through court records, email transcripts, and firsthand testimony, we dissect the timeline, the legal violations, and the broader implications for California’s criminal justice system.

This episode is part of our ongoing series documenting systemic abuse under the guise of procedural formality—and the resistance rising in its wake.

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LA County DA Nathan Hochman Conceals Judicial Fraud

In this explosive exposé, host Michael Taylor dissects how newly elected Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has inherited — and now conceals — a provable case of judicial fraud in People v. Michael Taylor (XNEGA111132). This episode unpacks the illegal filing of a Penal Code § 730 competency evaluation by an unverified court staffer, Mery Alaberkyan, without a judge’s lawful order — a procedural ambush that led to unconstitutional detention, forced medication, and forfeiture of trial rights.

Despite formal notice and overwhelming evidence sent to his office, DA Hochman has taken no corrective action, effectively shielding the misconduct of former Judge Suzette Clover, Judicial Assistant Mery Alaberkyan, and rogue public defenders. This episode explains how this silence constitutes constructive concealment and implicates the DA’s office in the ongoing obstruction of justice.

Listeners will learn how this case challenges the limits of prosecutorial ethics, due process, and separation of powers in California's criminal courts — and why silence at the top signals complicity.

> Key Topics: Judicial fraud, Penal Code § 730, due process violations, DA office accountability, public defender collusion, criminal court corruption in Los Angeles.

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On this episode of WilsonBlock100 Radio, Pasadena jazz host Roscoe Lee Owens shares his passion for preserving the rich history of jazz while promoting emerging talent. He discusses the unique jazz scene in Pasadena, how jazz influences modern music, and the importance of community engagement in keeping the genre alive. Roscoe offers listeners a deep dive into jazz culture, broadcasting, and the future of this timeless art form.



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On this episode of WilsonBlock100 Radio, legendary Seattle hip hop artist Gabriel Teodros from Beacon Hill dives deep into his powerful blend of music, activism, and storytelling. He discusses how his roots shape his lyrical themes, the role of hip hop as a tool for social change, and the evolving Seattle music scene. Gabriel shares insights into his creative process, community engagement, and the responsibility artists have to inspire and educate through their work.



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In this episode of WilsonBlock100 Radio, Tacoma rapper ReaLife shares his story of growth, challenges, and triumph in the Pacific Northwest hip hop scene. He discusses how his Tacoma roots influence his music, the importance of authenticity, and the grind it takes to make a name independently. ReaLife offers listeners insight into the struggles and successes of building a legacy in Washington’s urban music culture.



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