JUSTICE, JUSTICE, WHERE ART THOU?

About the Book

Justice, Justice, Where Art Thou? tells many real life stories of people who have been the victims of the Courts, Judges, and Attorneys in the United States.

The author's search for justice in the courts relates the terrible experiences he endured at the mercy of the legal system. Specific judicial errors of fact and of law subjected the author to severe injustices at the hands of judges who ignored his right to a trial by jury. He tried to find justice at all levels: City Courts, State Courts, Federal Courts, Courts of Appeals, and even the United States Supreme Court.

None of the courts was interested in seeing that justice was done to the author. That lack of justice led the author to study many cases tried in the various courts of the country. It was difficult to find that justice was attained in many cases. There were a few fine results, but they were very rare.

As Mark Twain said, "Judges and lawyers use the law to defeat the ends of justice."

About the Author

Dr. William F. Ballhaus is a fourth generation San Franciscan who attended Stanford University and the California Institute of Technology. At Stanford he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in General Engineering in 1940, and the Degree of Engineer in Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautics in 1942. At Cal Tech he earned the Ph.D. in Aerodynamics and Mathematics in 1947.