It has been ten years since Susan Mokdad was MURDER by her captors at Coleman Prison on Valentine’s Day 2003 shortly before she was to be released. Susan and her father, Emilio Ippolito, founded Pro Se Litigant of Tampa Bay back in 1989, a group of about thirty concerned people, who had been shafted by government bureaucrats. The group became Pro Se Litigant of Florida in 1991, growing to over three hundred members. In 1993, they started Pro Se Litigant of America, which grew in membership to over 10,000 members throughout the Country, having member in every state of the Union.
In 1994, Susan and Emilio founded the Common Law Courts. The bureaucRats hated this movement even greater than they hated the Pro Se Litigants. Several black robed devils met in March of 1995, to discuss how to trash court motions filed by members of the Pro Se Litigants. That meeting resulted in a handbook of judges, which instructs judges on how to trash Pro Se Litigant filings. Continue reading “In memory of the great patriot, Susan Mokdad and the movement she helped create”



















