Established In 1990

UCLR QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Q.  When was UCLR founded?

A. In 1990

Q.  Does UCLR give legal advice?

A. No UCLR does not give legal advice.  UCLR offers information and information products to all Americans that wish to handle their own legal affairs or represent themselves in court. 

Q.  Does UCLR target individual lawyers?

A.  No UCLR targets the dominant lawyer culture comprising the legal services monolopy.  That includes over 60% of the federal congress that are lawyers, 24 of the 43 presidents have been lawyers, 100% of the 3rd branch of government the judicial branch are lawyers.  We have lawyers making the laws, judging us in the laws, defending us in the laws, prosecuting us in the laws, interpreting the laws and administering the laws.  This is an absolute constitutional nightmare.

Q. Does UCLR get involved in any individual lawsuits or litigation from inquiries of perceived victims of the judicial system?

A.  No UCLR goal and purpose is to bring about legal justice reform nationwide.

Q.  Does UCLR have a databank of lawyer or judicial complaints from around the nation?

A.  Yes after thousands of complaints from around the nation, UCLR established a Website for these complaints and now takes those complaints and posts them by State.  The link can be found on the Home site.  Presently being updated and reconstructed.

Q.  What is the most important thing that can happen to bring about legal justice reform in America.

A.  A consolidated effort by individuals and legal justice reform groups around the nation to create a national network and become a political force.  We invite all legal justice reform organizations, groups and individuals to join our e-mail network for exchange of communication in a nationwide effort.  E-mail; legal@atps.com .

Q.  What is the danger to the nation if lawmakers continue to refuse to 
face the issue of legal justice reform?

A.  Because the criminal justice system has become a revolving door, Americans now realize the nation faces a great risk of personal and property crime. (159,000,000 million crimes in a recent 13 year period) Americans will eventually turn to vigilante justice and that will be followed by anarchy in the nation-the picture will be ugly and could destroy the nation as we now know it.

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