Here is where you can start (it's a government site) - https://www.usa.gov/identity-theft

Sure, you can offer to sell information for $20. It's called a contract. It probably will not stop unsolicited calls.

Ten almost identical postings is way, way too much. The lawyers on Avvo are volunteers and multiple postings will not get you more or better answers.

Ten almost identical postings is way, way too much. The lawyers on Avvo are volunteers and multiple postings will not get you more or better answers.

Ten almost identical postings is way, way too much. The lawyers on Avvo are volunteers and multiple postings will not get you more or better answers.

A judge can do "whatever she/he wants" in their courtroom so long as it is not a violation of law, civil procedure or local court rules, etc....

You cannot send the audio or the video or both to anyone since recording court proceedings without permission of the judge is illegal.

"Morally wrong" and "seen far worse in law" are totally meaningless unless you are in a class on Philosophy of Law. Relying on a far you met...

You think he has assets in the US but that is part of the scam. Suing here, in my analysis, is throwing good money after bad. If your lawyer can...

Under no circumstances send money. Blackmail never ends; it get's much worse. File a police report. If you are a minor, no matter the fight it will...