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Georgia Man Arrested Trespassing in His Home

Georgia Man Arrested Trespassing in His Home

by Michael G. Anderson, MD, MBA, JD, FAAP, DABLM, FCLM

I. Abstract

On March 19, 2024, a seventy-seven-year-old Georgia homeowner was arrested for trespassing in his own home after it was sold through a disputed foreclosure. A review of Vines v. LaSalle Bank shows why Georgia law remains unreliable at keeping elders in their homes after title theft. Drawing on Illinois law, this

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Using RICO to Combat Georgia Sovereign Immunity

Attorney Stephen Humphreys, Madison Forum Member, spoke at the Madison Forum breakfast meeting, Saturday,  January 27th at the Hilton/Marietta Hotel Conference Center, 500 Powder Springs St, Marietta, Georgia.

Stephen spoke about: “Pioneering the use of civil RICO actions to combat Georgia’s expansion of sovereign immunity to prevent government accountability and protect criminal conduct by state officials.”

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