About the Book:
“Dismissed” questions the longstanding beliefs that justice is impartial and that truth will ultimately prevail. In an era dominated by cancel culture, biased narratives, mainstream media, and corporate interests, the common citizen often finds themselves silenced and penalized. Historically, the American justice system has served as a safeguard to protect citizens from these overpowering forces. The book probes whether this remains true in the current climate.
Through meticulous research and compelling narratives, “Dismissed” uncovers how political maneuvering has infiltrated the justice system, leaving American citizens vulnerable and unprotected. The book provides an eye-opening analysis of how the system has been co-opted by special interests, ultimately failing to uphold its duty to the people.
Key Themes:
The impact of cancel culture and biased narratives on justice
The role of mainstream media and corporations in shaping public perception
The historical role of the American justice system in protecting citizens
An in-depth look at defamation law and its implications
The consequences of political influence on judicial impartiality
About the Author:
Todd V. McMurtry is an accomplished trial attorney and skilled mediator committed to professional excellence. His involvement in nationally recognized defamation cases and expertise as a mediator for commercial disputes have cemented his reputation as a leading legal authority. McMurtry frequently collaborates with local counsel nationwide, representing prominent public figures in defamation actions, securing retractions for high-profile clients, and achieving significant victories in arbitration and jury trials. His notable successes include defending a national bank against complex allegations, managing multi-million-dollar failures of insurance funds, and winning a medical malpractice jury trial.
