When our great republic was formed over 200 years ago, our founding fathers took great care to protect it against capture.  They did this through a clear separation of powers between three branches of government, each with different roles, responsibilities, and term limits:

The founding fathers' great fear was capture of the minority by the majority.  Ironically, today the real problem is exactly the opposite -- it's one of capture of the 99% by the 1%.  Corporate power and influence, combined with media driven elections, have rendered the 99% practically helpless against the corruption that exists today:

The courts are the one place where there still exists some chance of a fair result for the 99%, against the power and influence of the 1%.  Occupy The Courts is a people-powered movement to bring court cases against corporate power and government abuse, and is an extension of the Occupy Wall Street movement that began on September 17, 2011 in Liberty Square in Manhattan's Financial District.

If you'd like to learn about bringing a pro se civil action against corporate power run amok, or if you'd like to file your own civil action, please visit our Pro Se Support section.  If you need help fighting corporate power run amok, or would like to provide help to the Occupy movement, please visit our Other Support section for more information.