Sherri Jefferson

This episode will discuss whether the FBI and the United States Department of Justice should probe the law offices of McCurdy & Candler and Butler & Hosch for their role in foreclosures and the mortgage crisis.  Attorneys at McCurdy & Candler were given an opportunity to join us for this episode to discuss their default practices unit and their role in foreclosures in GA & TN.

Thousands of Americans lives have been adversely affected by the mortgage crisis.  As President Obama's Adminstration nears an end, what will the United States Department of Justice do to address the foreclosure crisis and the people responsible for the crisis?  Will members of law firms, brokerage firms and Wall Street be escape any form of liability?  The next few episodes will address these issues and more.  Join us for the conversation.

Sherri Jefferson Speaks: Male Officers and Female Victims: The Death of Sandra Bland & What We Can Learn

This episode will discuss the death of Sandra Bland and what we ALL can learn from her police citizen encounter.  We will discuss the role of male officers and their encounters with female victims; we will discuss the role of culture, race and social backgrounds and how those variables may adversely affect police citizen encounters.  We will discuss issues related to arrest, bail and how families of victims or subjects can help their loved ones attain release, attorney assistance or bail if they are out of state, etc. Look at her nose and face on her jail photo

According to news sources from the New York Times, Washington Post and Fox:

The investigation into the death of Sandra Bland is being treated like a murder investigation, a district attorney said Monday . . .

According to newly released police video, a Texas trooper threatened Sandra Bland with a Taser when he ordered her out of her vehicle during a traffic stop . . .

Texas legislators who saw the video of Ms. Bland’s July 10 traffic stop condemned the actions of the officer during her arrest . . .

Colloquy between Ms. Bland and Officer Brian T. Encinia:

“You seem very irritated,” he said.“I am, I really am,” she said. She said she had pulled over to get out of his way and was now getting stopped and written up because of it.“You mind putting out your cigarette?” he asked testily.“I’m in my own car. I don’t have to put out my cigarette,” she said.When he ordered her out of the car, she refused.“I’m going to yank you out,” Trooper Encinia shouted.

Ms. Bland was found hung three days later.

Stop the CRAP: Corruption, Racism, Abuse, & Politics: Word from Sherri Jefferson

In a society where people are forced to make decision about justice, what is right and what is wrong.  This episode is about standing your ground and saying no to corruption, racism, abuse and politics. Sherri Jefferson will discuss corruption, racism, abuse and politics and even share what she has endured.  This episode will direct you to stand your ground, regardless of your race or gender and know that whatever the consequences IT IS BETTER TO STAND FOR SOMETHING THAN TO TO FALL FOR ANYTHING.

Georgia Judges and Lawyers use new tools to attack citizens or to silence advocates. Private citizens warrants legislative changes and they are unconstitutional.

We have remained silent concerning the Atlanta Public School scandal so that "justice" could take its course.  Now, that the "truth" has been revealed and several Atlanta public schools administrators and teachers were adjudged guilty by a jury of their peers and sentenced for racketeering convictions related to a massive standardized test cheating scandal, Attorney Sherri Jefferson will share her thoughts on the "Real Lesson to be Learned."

This episode will discuss how cheating adversely affects the lives of our children, the moral and legal issues of the jury decisions, the tactics that still exist at and through the Atlanta Public School that promotes the environment that is conducive to the conduct exhibited by their adminsitrators and teachers.

Attorney Jefferson will discuss how the jury verdict will not change the APS culture.

Baltimore Reaction: Cries from the Ashes & A Word from Attorney Sherri Jefferson

As the National Guard troops and the governor's office have descended upon Baltimore following reactions to the possible murder of local resident, Freddie Gray, a 25-year old African American male, this episode will discuss how residents of Baltimore reacted to his death and how their reactions turned into protests, which the media alleged quickly turned into reactions involving fires, theft and physical altercations. However, over 2000 people march upon City Hall without incident of violence.

The real question is whether Baltimore residents represent the meaningful attitudes of most Americans or whether the actions or reactions of Sunday's events represent a small segment of society.  Attorney Sherri Jefferson and the African American Juvenile Justice project are reminded of the arrest of 235 people, which includes 34 juveniles as of airing of this episode.

Plan of Action not Reaction!

Has CEMEX SAB de CV (CEMEX ADR) enaged in REVERSE DISCRIMINATION? It appears that CEMEX has a double standard policy, which allows for minorities with criminal convictions to gain, maintain and retain employment at its US operations while other groups are denied employment.  According to CEMEX's own company policy, they have a zero tolerance for drugs and alcohols, yet members of their management team have criminal convictions.  As African Americans move for equality, the issue must be address with fairness.  The issue of reverse discrimination and double standards in hiring practices has been submitted to President Karl H. Watson, Frank Craddock of Operations and Mike Egan, General Counsel, but to no avail.

Attorney General Holder limits police seized-asset sharing process. This episdoe will discuss whether limits of police seized assets is an abuse of discretion by the Attorney General or a method to avoid abuse of process and discretion by local and state police and judicial systems? We will examine several legal theories and issues faced by local and state police. We will examine whether limits will curtail denial of due process and availability of assets to defendants to defend against criminal charges.

IRS Shared Responsibility Payment (Penalty Tax) Under Affordable Care Act

This episode will discuss the IRS Shared Responsibility Payment (Penalty Tax) Under Affordable Care Act.  As most Americans know by now respectfully, there is nothing Affordable about the Affordable Healthcare Act and the imposition of a IRS Shared Responsibility Payment (Penalty Tax) Under Affordable Care Act is an example.  Under the IRS guidelines,

"If you (or any of your dependents) do not maintain coverage and do not qualify for an exemption, you will need to make an individual shared responsibility payment with your return. In general, the payment amount is either a percentage of your income or a flat dollar amount, whichever is greater. You will owe 1/12th of the annual payment for each month you (or your dependents) do not have coverage and are not exempt. The annual payment amount for 2014 is the greater of:

1 percent of your household income that is above the tax return threshold for your filing status, such as Married Filing Jointly or single, orYour family’s flat dollar amount, which is $95 per adult and $47.50 per child, limited to a maximum of $285."

DRUGS + ALCOHOL = THE NEW READY-MIX AT CEMEX? 

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Will CEMEX ("ADR" CX:US" CLH" CEMEXCPO:MM) (BVC: CLH) and CEMEX SAB de CV (CEMEX USA) shareholders file a derivative class action lawsuit in 2015? It appears that the shareholders may have a viable claim against CEMEX based on fraud, illegal activities, or gross mismanagement by CEMEX because the Board of Directors has failed to address corporate abuse and criminal acts committed by their employees, agents and affiliates. CEMEX has failed to police its own employees to the detriment of productivity and outcome and therefore, a decline in stock value.

Has the negligent behavior exhibited by CEMEX staff, employees and agents resolved in poor cement quality; that the lack of proper handling and use concerning the production of cement is the reason for defective housing structure, buildings and infrastructure throughout this country and abroad. Has these acts resulted in misappropriation of corporate assets, has there been a wrongful delegation of corporate duties and a failure to address the negligent acts of employees, and is the negligent acts committed by employees deemed a breach of corporate duty of care, duty of loyalty and has resolved in a a waste of corporate assets to cover their wrongdoings. This is particularly true, where these acts are the result of nepotism. 

 Therefore, it is important to do an extensive background investigation into the company and companies responsible for manufacturing, producing and distributing cement because poor quality cement resolves in billions of dollars in losses to businesses, insurance companies and consumers. For such reasons, CEMEX shareholders may consider litigating against the corporation in 2015.

Jaime Gerardo Elizondo Chapa Board Member President and Karl Watson are called upon to take immediate action.