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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Pittman finds that a litigant of a previous divorce proceeding does not have standing to sue judges and attorneys involved in the divorce case because both are immune from such actions. Furthermore, the litigant has produced no evidence to support their RICO claims that involve a scheme between judges, attorneys and the litigant’s bank to launder money through attorney fees to pay for property purchases. The litigant’s case is dismissed.
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