A Case for Justice
This page shares the journey of my legal battle against my previous landlord in North Carolina—one that quickly evolved into a fight for the preservation of justice itself, against the District Court, Court of Appeals, North Carolina Human Relations Commission (NCHRC), Office of Administrative Hearings, and the Department of Justice.
You can click into each of the events and view the documents associated with it. The documents have not been altered other than to remove emails, phone numbers, certificates of service (unless they pertain to an argument), my medical history, signatures, logos, and repeated emails in replies. On some documents, I’ve added direct notes to clarify the record, while others speak for themselves.
It's important to note that I am now dealing with three separate cases—one through state court, one through the state administration, and one in federal court—all by myself with no help. I will try to update this site and respond to any messages as quickly as I can.
NOTE: Nothing on this page constitutes legal advice. These are my personal experiences, positions, and filings related to my case only. If you’re facing a legal issue, please consult with a licensed attorney. You can also check out the resource page that has links to some sites that offer legal advice.
A Call for Action
Have you filed a discrimination or retaliation complaint with the North Carolina Human Relations Commission (NCHRC) or the North Carolina Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division and felt the process was mishandled? I want to hear about it!
Timeline of Events
Below is the timeline of events based on my judicial logs, with the most recent event at the top. I’ve compiled everything so you can see just how much I’ve had to manage on my own while working full time. You can use the filter options below to view entries based on your preference.
I’ll do my best to keep this updated, but as things continue to progress, the courts are becoming increasingly aggressive in trying to conceal and silence me. I’ve been forced to file a § 1983 claim in federal court against three judges, the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, and opposing counsel—and I expect others will likely be added as more evidence comes to light.
I also have a full timeline log on Google Sheets that I compiled to help stay organized, which will remain up to date and you can view any of the cases online through the court and Pacer RECAP.
*For some reason, my OAH contested case doesn’t show up on the public filings, which is case number 25HRC00824.
Reference of Filters:
- Civil Dispute: The overall civil case
- Court of Appeals: Actions or filings at the NC Court of Appeals.
- Court Order / Judgment: Rulings or orders issued by a court.
- Defendants: Events specifically involving De Santis Rentals, Anna De Santis, or her counsel
- DOJ / AG Office: Events involving the Department of Justice or NC Attorney General’s Office.
- Federal Court: Events or filings at the federal court level.
- Judicial Misconduct Alleged: Allegations of serious judicial misconduct or abuse of judicial authority.
- Law / Statute / Information: A state or federal law, rule, or case law cited or tips pertaining to the event.
- NCHRC / HUD: Actions, delays, or issues involving the NC Human Relations Commission or HUD.
- Office of Administrative Hearings: Events or filings within the NC Office of Administrative Hearings process.
- Plaintiff: Events, filings, or actions initiated by me as the plaintiff.
- State Court: Events occurring in Small Claims or District Court in NC.
- Violations: Clear, provable breaches of law, rules, or tenant protections committed by defendants.
- Attorney Misconduct Alleged: Ethical or procedural violations committed by opposing counsel (Frank McGraw & David Yopp).