#BLACKRIGHTSMATTER'S Only Defense From OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE HB 2973/SB 1565

My name is Gregory Tillman I am the owner of an unpublished work that was plagiarized and used to obtain copies to create Texas Sure without my permission HB 2793 because it did not exist was adopted by 36 other states. When I found out what happened and sent a cease and desist letter and demanded I be paid. A special bill SB 1565 was created in retaliation violating my civil and human rights and promoting blind obstruction of justice.
Governor Gregg Abbott wrote and told me he is aware that I am owed. But refuses to calla special session. All I want is what is mines from day 1. This all began in 1999, I was and am protected by original documents from 1998. This is The Greatest Travesty in American History and because of illegal bills I cant even defend myself!! If it was not for #BLACKRIGHTSMATTER my voice would be silenced...This is not right..

If the best evidence is an original copy and any secondary evidence will not be admissible if the original exists. How can anything ignominious, transparent and illegal be overlooked by honorable and ethical leaders of a country when it is the gravamen of abuse of power for 2 illegal bills HB 2793 and HB 2935 passed in Texas by spoliation of evidence?
A criminal offense that involves interference, through words or actions, with the proper operations of a court or officers of the court.
The integrity of the judicial system depends on the participants' acting honestly and without fear of reprisals. Threatening a judge, trying to bribe a witness, or encouraging the destruction of evidence are examples of obstruction of justice. Federal and state laws make it a crime to obstruct justice.
Obstruction of justice in the federal courts is governed by a series of criminal statutes (18 U.S.C.A. §§ 1501–1517), which aim to protect the integrity of federal judicial proceedings as well as agency and congressional proceedings. Section 1503 is the primary vehicle for punishing those who obstruct or who endeavor to obstruct federal judicial proceedings.