Personal Pro Se Docket · Case Repository & Legal Commentary

Oh Dear! The Un-American Court of Alexandria

A public record of a three-year pro se fight with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia — fabricated case-law citations, sealed contracts, and a $339,787.91 question about whether American courts still uphold honesty and integrity.

Status: Active · Appeal Phase (USCA4 25-2248)
Book purchased (2015)
$339,787.91
Disputed buyout
$70,313.33
Complaint filed
03·15·2021
Appeal on file
USCA4 25-2248

Core Statements & Open Letters

The record, in the author’s own words

Three founding documents of the site — the manifesto, the public letter to the Governor, and the July 4 update. Select any card to read the full text.

total reading

Legal Docket & Filings

Briefs, manuals & motions

The filing cabinet — federal district, appellate, state-court and practice manuals. Use the tabs to browse, or search the whole docket.

Evidentiary Archives · Evidence Vault

Organized by pillar

The supporting record — chronologies, formal letters, email and chat logs, and public-information search. Shelves marked “pending” are being filled by the author.

Reference & Legal Disclaimers

Glossary, bio & the fine print

Acronym Glossary

A quick reference to the legal shorthand used across the record — pro se, RFA, EA Agreement, dockets and courts.

About the Author

Paul Shao — former Allstate exclusive agent in Lorton, VA, now a pro se litigant; author of Confucius the Man (Taiwan Commercial Press, 2010); creator of the earlier site “Why Go Pro Se Litigant at Age 74.”

Earlier site

BuildSite · Pro Se Source

How this site was built, with the author’s AI collaborators, and where the source archive (FedBrief, AppBrief, FFXBrief, manuals) lives.

Source archive

Legal Disclaimer

The information, analysis, and source materials provided on this website are for informational, academic, and transparency purposes only. The content reflects the personal observations, case tracking, and research of the author acting pro se. It does not constitute formal legal advice, nor does it establish an attorney-client relationship. Visitors should consult with a licensed professional for formal legal counsel.