Brief History of TJ's Work in the Legal field

TJ Henderson has been working in the legal industry for 34 years. He worked under a judge for six years, and worked under an attorney for five of those years. He learned a lot working with these people about statutory law, and discovered constitutional law about 1993. In 1989 TJ began studying law at the School of Law in Eugene, Oregon. In 1993 he wrote a brief entitled "Right to non-bar counsel" and filed it in front of Judge Ron Ranier in a case "State versus Garrison" and won that right and represented him in that case, and that judge invited TJ Henderson to come back. That's how he came to be able to practice in the courts, and he did that up to about 2000. 1n 1996 and 1997 TJ went to trust school in Chicago, Illinois. He was invited to go to this trust school because of his knowledge in Title 42 lawsuits. There was a very old attorney at this school that was being attacked by the state and he specifically asked TJ to come to Chicago and write this law suit for him, and in trade he was able to attend their trust school.