Bring the Receipts

Attorney Laura Susan Burns filed a complaint against me with the Alabama State Bar while we were opposing counsel in the Rickey Smiley grandparents’ rights case.
In this LIVE, I’m going directly into Burns’ Bar complaint—what she alleged, what was happening in the case when she filed it, and why I believe the complaint was bogus and intended to target me after I challenged Circuit Court Judge Shera Grant’s impartiality.
I’ll walk through the actual complaint, the timeline, and the circumstances surrounding its filing so you can see the documents for yourself.
No rumors. No speculation. Bring the receipts and examine the complaint for yourself.

This is a video from the Jefferson County Jail in Alabama. It was posted on Facebook over a week ago. I am sharing it here for those who are not on Facebook.

This video takes a closer look at serious allegations and documented incidents involving the Jefferson County Jail, including disturbing video reportedly showing three correctional officers beating an inmate, claims that inmates’ medical needs have gone unaddressed, and broader concerns about jail conditions and accountability.
We examine what has been reported, what the available evidence shows, and the questions Jefferson County officials may need to answer. All allegations are presented as allegations unless established by official records or court findings

Did Rickey Smiley fire attorney Laura Susan Burns from his grandparents’ rights case?
In this video, I examine what happened in the case, Burns’ role as Rickey Smiley’s attorney, and the circumstances that raised questions about whether she continued representing him. I’ll separate what the court record shows from what remains unanswered.
Watch the full video, then decide for yourself what the evidence shows.