Val Guillaume Claims Registrar Roger Bilodeau Acted Corruptly

On her blog that describes her difficulties in Canada's corrupt court system, Canadian resident, Val Guillaume, tells a harrowing tale of systemic abuse, bias and corruption against all levels of the Canadian justice system.

Finally, like many innocent victims of state abuse in Canada, Ms. Guillaume brought her claim to Canada's highest court the Supreme Court of Canada only to learn that the Supreme Court of Canada was a cover up mechanism operated by Governments in Canada so that its officials are free to abuses Canadian citizens, so that Canada can retends it has a justice system where citizens can seek redress, and then allowing Governments in Canada to further abuse those citizens in what is laughingly called a justice system . Val Guillaume accuses Roger Bilodeau of acting corruptly to deny her access to justice - a common accusation by innocent Canadians victims of the organized criminal gangs operating inside their justice system. 

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Roger Bilodeau, Q.C., the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada Breaks the Law

Registrar Roger Bilodeau, Q.C. 

This Blog is dedicated to telling the story of Roger Bilodeau, Q.C., (Shown in photo on the right) who was appointed the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada on March 2, 2009 and, since his appointment, he has proved himself to be either incompetent or corrupt or both on at least four separate occasions.

This blog is dedicated to exposing Roger Bilodeau as simply another crooked or incompetent judicial official in Canada where the judiciary, from coast to coast and from the lowest court to the highest court, is riddled with nepotism, patronage, corruption and incompetence.

We are just beginning to accumulate evidence that we believe will prove that Roger Bilodeau is part of a criminal orgainzation operating inside Canada's court system.  If you. the reader have more evidence about corrupt practices by Roger Bilodeau please contact us at the email address provided on in the Contact Us element on the sidebar to the right.