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>> state supreme court justice james nelson and former mississippi state supreme court justice oliver diaz talked today about corporate money influence in state court. from the center for american progress, this is an hour. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> thank you all for coming. i am the director of legal progress here. it is not a pleasure to welcome you all this morning. hard as it might actually be to believe, we are going to take a break for the next hour for some presidential politics and talk about the third coequal branch of government. but in doing so we are actually not shifting away from the economic issues that really face all americans and communities across the country every day. in fact and a quick the opposite. whether you are an employee has been injured on the job or a consumer with credit card or a mother whose child was injured by defective products as a buffer or one of the millions of americans to have had their houses foreclosed on, he turned to state courts for protection. indeed, 95 percent of all litigation in this country happens in state courts. but, u

>> state supreme court justice james nelson and former mississippi state supreme court justice oliver diaz talked today about corporate money influence in state court. from the center for american progress, this is an hour. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> thank you all for coming. i am the director of legal progress here. it is not a pleasure to welcome you all this morning. hard as it might actually be to believe, we are going to take a break for the next hour for some presidential politics and talk about the third coequal branch of government. but in doing so we are actually not shifting away from the economic issues that really face all americans and communities across the country every day. in fact and a quick the opposite. whether you are an employee has been injured on the job or a consumer with credit card or a mother whose child was injured by defective products as a buffer or one of the millions of americans to have had their houses foreclosed on, he turned to state courts for protection. indeed, 95 percent of all litigation in this country happens in state courts. but, u

justice oliver diaz was appointed in 2000 and won election to keep his seat.y held cap damages were unconstitutional. the u.s. chamber of commerce mastermind a campaign to unseat the judges that sit in the way of tort reform. he was acquitted of all charges. the story go was fictionalized in john grisham's book "the appeal." he graduated from the university of mississippi law school and currently works in private practice. leading the discussion today is tom perriello. in addition to being a former member of congress, he is a graduate of yale law school and has a wide range of experience both in the united states and abroad. he managed teams working on conflict resolution. he has taught courses on justice and security at the university of virginia law school. tom also served as a special prosecutor and act as spokesperson for the special court of said earlier nine to the diplomatic showdown that forced charles taylor from power. please welcome the enjoining all of them today. >> i want to first start by thanking everyone from the team here at the center from a