Rogues In Robes (2016)
A clinical review of judicial corruption, the good and the bad guys showcased. The need for complete, federal and state judicial reform, term limits, with no immunities.
Top billed cast
Julia DavisSelf - Host, Investigative Reporter- Andre Birotte, JrSelf - CA Federal Judge, former US Attorney (archive footage)
- Bill BonannoSelf - Deceased Mafia Godfather (archive footage)
- Robert C. BonnerSelf - Former Federal Judge (archive footage)
Barbara BoxerSelf - CA Senator (archive footage)
Jerry BrownSelf – CA Senator (archive footage)
James ComeySelf - FBI Director (archive footage)- Steve CooleySelf - Los Angeles Cty DA (archive footage)
- Bonnie DumanisSelf - San Diego Count District Attorney (archive footage)
- Dianne FeinsteinSelf - CA Senator (archive footage)
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