COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 8) The Laws of the Jungle- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
The Laws of the Jungle
In what law does this situation exist: that a person obtains their
legal rights in the same case twice in two different countries? Is
this the justice we seek in your esteemed courts of justice? It hap-
pened to me. In these few lines, I will present my case so that you
may realize the extent of my tragedy and suffering in a case that
is stranger than fiction. My case is summed up in that my ex-wife
obtained legal rights from me after I divorced before the Egyp-
tian judiciary by Egyptian and Islamic law. There is nothing
wrong with that because it is her legitimate right, and I acknowl-
edge it, but for her to take the same rights in the same case
before the fair American judiciary is absurd. It is meaningless,
and I cannot find any word to describe it in all the world’s diction-
aries except that it is the ultimate injustice in its ugliest form.
What law approves this? Is it reasonable for a person to be pun-
ished for a crime he committed twice before the courts in two
countries? Does this exist in any item of the law? It only exists in
the laws of the jungle. How can my ex-wife get her rights twice?
And how can I be punished and fined twice in the same case? O
scholars of the law, please advise me on this matter. Do I not have
the right to regain the rights that were stolen from me and elimi-
nate the collective injustice against me? Why did the Santa Clara
Family Court mistreat me as if I were a criminal? Answer me: I
am tired of the long silence, as I have suffered collective injustice
.for a long time
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