Judicial Immunity Is Social Deviancy, Bullying And Control In The Courtroom; With ADA Advocate, Jay Shore

Slam the Gavel

Slam the Gavel welcomes Jay Shore, Certified ADA Advocate (2017) and DVSV Survivor Rights Advocate. Invisible Disability Gavel Accountability Forum was discussed as upon entering a courtroom, a person then has a disability.
Jay spoke on how he had gotten into the ADA by talking with Dr. Karen Huffer who explained to Jay about LegalAbuse Syndrome and from there, he decided to be an ADA Advocate. PTSD and Personality Disorders were discussed as the cause of court trauma.
Talking about what constitutes a disability in court, Jay explained that family
court is American Terrorism. Judicial immunity is social deviancy because judges can commit horrific acts on litigants and are protected and immune under judicial immunity. The ADA Rights removes that immunity under 42 USC 12202 because it says actions for ADA violations remove state sovereign immunity from which judicial immunity flows.
We also discussed how to shut down a hearing and court cases such as Lou v. Lopinto, Sugg v. City of Sunrise and Frazier v. Cupp.
To Reach Jay Shore: adarightstrust.com and on TikTok
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