Isaac Wright, Jr. was wrongfully jailed for 10 years. He studied law In prison. He proved he was innocent. Became an attorney. Sent the judge who imprisoned him to prison. He was arrested in 1989 convicted in 1991 and sentenced to life in prison for charges he didn't commit. When he was released in 1996 he had served about 7 years. After release, Issac earned a bachelor's degree in 2002 and a law degree in 2007, then passed the New Jersey bar exam on his first try, but faced a nine-year character review before admission in 2017. Issac is the first person in U.S. history to secure his own exoneration from a life sentence and then become a licensed attorney in the same jurisdiction. Here’s the thing….All court cases are similar to a tennis match, but with criminals. They are criminals, it’s what they do. So instead of focusing on criminals acting like criminals, focus on what you can control. They are criminals but they are also grownups and you can’t tell grownups what to do. Don’t worry about them. Let them manage their case and you do the same. Here’s a broad stoke on how to manage your case… Learn the rules and procedures of the court and the law of your case. That’s it. Literally. By law, the court must provide the rules and procedures of the court to everyone, either through calling their employees or visiting their website. Either way, everybody has to follow them. Remember when you were younger and you wanted to play a new game, but you had to learn the rules of the game so you’ll know how to play? And remember how some people thought they were too special to follow the rules so they would lie, cheat, and finesse? Just doing everything and anything just to win. Court is the same way. It is ran by a bunch of childish and immature people with titles doing the most. It would actually be funny if it wasn’t so harmful. Next, find the law of your case….Meaning, support your position. How? Find cases that are similar to your case that had a favorable outcome. Why? Because they’ve already done the heavy lifting. They already did the research. They have the references and laws to back it up. And if you find a Supreme Court case, that’s even better.

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The system is rigged to keep us small, silent, and afraid. But fear dies the moment you learn the rules they use against you. Legal education isn’t just knowledge, it’s a weapon. And when we wield it together, we’re unstoppable. This community was built to ignite that fire inside you. To share the scripts, the wins, and the wisdom that flips the courtroom upside down. Remember our rally cries: 1️⃣ When we rise, corruption falls. 2️⃣ We ride at dawn—warriors for justice. 3️⃣ No fear. No silence. Only victory. 4️⃣ Together we win. Now is the time to rise. Share your questions. Share your wins. Step into your power. The revolution starts with us. ⚡ Anelia

Welcome to the Community on Skool.com. I’m so glad you’re here. This isn’t just another group. It’s the beginning of your legal journey. I am Dr. Anelia Sutton. I was betrayed, broken, and underestimated by the court system. But I rose from the ashes of injustice to rewrite the future. Now, I’m here to share what I’ve learned so you can stand tall, crush corruption, and win with confidence. 👋 DIVE INTO THE TABS - Community: create a new post to share info, not just ask questions - Classroom: free classes and even schedule one-on-one strategy sessions with me - Calendar: our schedule of live events 👋 DO’s and DONT’s - Do NOT ask any questions on this post - Do NOT send private messages to me - Do NOT DM me or tag me - Do NOT seek support for MPU courses here - Do NOT hijack someone’s post or comment with your own issue - Do share legal research, not just ask questions - Do say hello on this post - Do ‘like’ this post and all posts as a thank you - Do say how you found this community - Do enroll in the free classes (Classroom tab) - Do post then pack your patience - Do review this post often for updates 👋 FYI - There’s a post dedicated to Family Court, Child Support and Traffic Court - Most questions have answers in the Classroom Together, we’re building more than a community, we’re rising as everyday heroes who crush corruption and stand tall with confidence. I’m so glad you’re here. Let’s rise together. With strength, Anelia