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Judge Raymond Kethledge: Show Us the Text. Where Does Federal Sixth Circuit Court Clerk, Alicia Harden, Derive the Power to Ignore FRAP 2?

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Update – Sept 11, 2026: Where in the text of FRAP 2 does a non-judicial clerk derive the authority to sentence a disabled veteran to death? Sixth Circuit Case Manager Alicia N. Harden (Texas Bar #24078629) directly caused the April 2026 homicide of Conrad Rockenhaus by operating an unauthorized shadow docket inside the Potter Stewart … Read more

Judge Karen Nelson Moore: Sixth Circuit Court Federal Clerk Alicia N. Harden is Blocking a TBI Veteran from “Next Friend” Access in Violation of Whitmore

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Update – Sept 11, 2026: Disabled veteran Conrad Rockenhaus died in April 2026 because Sixth Circuit Case Manager Alicia N. Harden (Texas Bar #24078629) operated a lawless clerk-level blockade against “Next Friend” access. Harden’s deliberate suppression of Whitmore standing hid Conrad’s severe Traumatic Brain Injury from federal appellate judges, serving as the direct proximate cause … Read more

Does Sixth Circuit Chief Judge Jeffrey Sutton Know That Clerk Alicia Harden Has Seized Article III Powers in US v. Rockenhaus?

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Update – Sept 11, 2026: The April 2026 wrongful death of disabled veteran Conrad Rockenhaus sits directly on the hands of Sixth Circuit Clerk Alicia N. Harden (Texas Bar #24078629). For years, Harden operated an unauthorized shadow docket inside the Potter Stewart Federal Courthouse to systematically bury emergency filings, block appellate review of FCI Milan’s … Read more

Detroit Federal Court Scandal: How the Liggins and Rockenhaus Cases Prove Judge Stephen J. Murphy III’s Bias

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By Adrienne Rockenhaus In 2023, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit sent a clear message to Detroit’s federal bench: judges cannot govern by personal grievance. The court vacated the conviction of Leron Liggins because U.S. District Judge Stephen J. Murphy III had abandoned his neutral role, stating the defendant “looks like a … Read more

Sixth Circuit Shadow Docket in Cincinnati: Proof Alicia N. Harden Operated Without Judicial Authority for 20 Months

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Update – Sept 11, 2026: 100% disabled Navy veteran Conrad Rockenhaus died in April 2026 as a direct consequence of Sixth Circuit Case Manager Alicia N. Harden (Texas Bar #24078629) running an illegal shadow docket out of Cincinnati, unilaterally blocking emergency constitutional appeals, usurping FRAP 2 authority, and suffocating judicial oversight while federal handlers concealed … Read more

The Rockenhaus Family and the Eastern District of Michigan’s Systemic Breakdown

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by Adrienne Rockenhaus Conrad Rockenhaus Should Not be Seizing to Death in a Cage The Eastern District of Michigan Courts and DOJ had a dozen “off-ramps” before it got to this point. They chose this. They Could Have Stopped the Harm Months Ago, Yet Chose to Make it Worse Every single time they had a … Read more

JUSTICE BOUGHT BACK: Judge Sally Berens (W.D. Michigan) Tried to Dismiss a Dying Veteran for Being Poor: Here Is How a $405 Donation Just Forced Her Hand

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(Above Photo: Magistrate Judge Sally J. Berens, Western District of Michigan) by Adrienne Rockenhaus When bureaucratic actions result in a murder, it is still a murder. TO THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN: You thought you had us trapped. You thought you could price a dying, brain-injured veteran out of justice. You failed. The Cowardice – … Read more

JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT: Judge Jonathan J.C. Grey Dismissed Evidence of Neo-Nazi Guards and Torture to Protect a New U.S. Attorney

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TO THE SIXTH CIRCUIT JUDICIAL COUNCIL: On December 18, 2025, U.S. District Judge Jonathan J.C. Grey outright dismissed the Habeas Corpus petition of disabled veteran Conrad Rockenhaus (Case 2:25-cv-12913). This was after more than 3 months of ignoring our life-or-death filings. This is not normal. The Cover-Up: Judge Grey justified the dismissal by claiming Conrad … Read more

From “Looks Like a Criminal” to “Wife’s Behavior”: Federal Judge Stephen J. Murphy III (E.D. Michigan) Hasn’t Learned a Thing

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by Adrienne Rockenhaus In United States v. Liggins (2023), the Sixth Circuit overturned Judge Stephen Murphy III’s ruling because he judged a Black man based on his appearance, stating on the record that the defendant “looks like a criminal to me.” In my husband’s case, the record proves Judge Murphy judged a disabled veteran based … Read more