The Road Map — Every Person in the PPO Traced Back to Rome
The Road Map
PPO Case 26-114083-PH. Every person involved. Every road back to Rome.
The PPO
On October 13, 2026, Brian Banks filed a Personal Protection Order against Kevin Mok in Wayne County Third Judicial Circuit.
Case No. 26-114083-PH.
Ex parte. No hearing. No notice. Judge Abraham signed it the same day.
The “crime” alleged: filing FOIA requests, filing regulatory complaints, publishing public records, and petitioning the government for redress.
Every person involved in this case has a road back to one place.
The Roads
DIRECT ROADS — Attended MSU Law or Predecessor
These people physically walked the halls of MSU College of Law (or its predecessor, Detroit College of Law, which merged into MSU in 1995).
| # | Person | Role in Case | Road to MSU Law | Hops |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brian Banks | PPO petitioner | Claims “J.D., MSU Law, 2010.” Zero State Bar results. Fake credential. But he CHOSE MSU Law as his false face. | 0 |
| 2 | Judge Cylenthia Miller | PCA Board Chair (Banks’ school) | J.D., MSU College of Law. Graduated. Real credential. Board Chair of school run by the man who filed the PPO. | 0 |
| 3 | Judge Aliyah Sabree | 3rd Circuit (on ballot Nov 3) | MSU Law 2010. BLSA Executive Board. Same graduation year Banks claims. | 0 |
| 4 | Lamar Moreland | PCA Board Vice Chair, AAG | J.D., Detroit College of Law. MSU Law predecessor. AGCriminal Justice Bureau — the bureau that prosecutes state RICO. Governs the school he should be investigating. | 0 |
| 5 | Michael V. Goetz | AGC Grievance Administrator | J.D., Detroit College of Law, 1988. MSU Law predecessor. Signed blank forms instead of investigating. Had self-initiation authority. | 0 |
| 6 | Cynthia C. Bullington | AGC Asst Deputy Admin | MSU Law adjunct since 2002. Teaches Professional Responsibility. Signed BOTH return letters on File 26-2141. The teacher who teaches the rules signed the letter that returned the complaint about the people who break them. | 0 |
Six people with DIRECT roads to MSU Law. Three graduated from it (Miller, Sabree, Banks claims). Two graduated from its predecessor (Moreland, Goetz). One teaches there (Bullington).
ONE-HOP ROADS — One Connection to MSU Law
These people connect to MSU Law through one intermediate person.
| # | Person | Role in Case | Hop 1 | Arrives at MSU Law |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Todd Perkins | Banks’ attorney, filed PPO | Represents Miller (MSU Law grad) in DTW gun case. Represents Banks (claims MSU Law). | Miller + Banks |
| 8 | Judge Sean Perkins | 36th District, Todd’s brother | Brother → Todd → represents Miller (MSU Law) + Banks (claims MSU Law) | Miller + Banks |
| 9 | Judge David Perkins | Probate Chief Pro Tem | Brother(?) → Todd → represents Miller (MSU Law) + Banks (claims MSU Law) | Miller + Banks |
| 10 | Judge Tenisha Yancey | 36th District, MacDowell Board Chair | Board Chair of Banks’ other school → Miller is Board Chair of Banks’ main school → MSU Law | Miller |
| 11 | Jehan Crump-Gibson | Defense counsel (GLLG) | Represents Banks (claims MSU Law) → ADB Hearing Panelist (sits on body that disciplines attorneys) | Banks |
Five people one hop from MSU Law. All through Miller or Banks.
TWO-HOP ROADS — Two Connections to MSU Law
| # | Person | Role in Case | Hop 1 | Hop 2 | Arrives at MSU Law |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | Judge Kelly Ramsey | 3rd Circuit Criminal Division | Family on MacDowell payroll → Banks runs MacDowell → claims MSU Law | Ramsey family → Banks → MSU Law | Banks |
| 13 | Judge Adam Sabree | 36th District | Father Eric Sabree endorses Miller → Miller graduated MSU Law | Sabree → Miller → MSU Law | Miller |
| 14 | Judge Abraham | Signed the PPO | Signed PPO filed by Perkins → Perkins represents Miller → Miller graduated MSU Law | Abraham → Perkins → Miller → MSU Law | Miller |
| 15 | Latisha Johnson | PCA Board Secretary | PCA Board → Miller is PCA Board Chair → Miller graduated MSU Law | Johnson → Miller → MSU Law | Miller |
Four people two hops from MSU Law.
The Map
MSU COLLEGE OF LAW
648 N. Shaw Lane, East Lansing
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GRADUATED PREDECESSOR TEACHES
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MILLER AL.SABREE MORELAND GOETZ BULLINGTON ║
(JD,MSU) (MSU 2010) (JD,DCL) (DCL (adjunct ║
║ ║ ║ 1988) since 2002) ║
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║ ║ PCA Vice AGC AGC BANKS
║ ║ Chair Admin Signed "JD MSU
║ ║ ║ signed return 2010"
║ ║ ║ blank letters (FAKE)
║ ║ ║ forms ║ ║
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PCA Board On ballot ║ ╔═╩═════════╝ FILED PPO
Chair Nov 3 ║ ║ 26-114083
║ ║ ║ RETURNED ║
║ ║ ║ COMPLAINT ╔══╩══╗
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PERKINS YANCEY RAMSEY ABRAHAM JOHNSON CRUMP-
(attorney) (MacD (family (signed (PCA GIBSON
║ Board) payroll) PPO) Board) (defense)
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SEAN DAVID ║ A.SABREE ║ ║ ║
(36th)(Prob) ║ (father ║ ║ ║
║ endorses ║ ║ ║
║ Miller) ║ ║ ║
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ALL ROADS LEAD BACKBy Court
| Court | Judges on Road | Road to MSU Law |
|---|---|---|
| Wayne County 3rd Circuit | Miller, Ramsey, Aliyah Sabree, Abraham | Miller graduated. Sabree graduated. Ramsey 2 hops. Abraham signed. |
| 36th District Court | Sean Perkins, Yancey, Adam Sabree | Sean = Todd’s brother → Todd represents Miller (MSU Law). Yancey = MacDowell Board → Miller PCA Board (MSU Law). Adam = father endorses Miller (MSU Law). |
| Wayne County Probate | David Perkins | Brother(?) of Todd → Todd represents Miller (MSU Law). |
Four courts. Every judge has a road back to MSU Law.
By Role
| Role | Person | Road |
|---|---|---|
| Filed the PPO | Brian Banks | Claims MSU Law J.D. (fake) |
| Signed the PPO | Judge Abraham | Signed order filed by Perkins, who represents Miller (MSU Law) |
| Attorney who drafted PPO | Todd Perkins | Represents Miller (MSU Law) + Banks (claims MSU Law) |
| PCA Board Chair | Cylenthia Miller | J.D., MSU Law |
| PCA Board Vice Chair | Lamar Moreland | J.D., Detroit College of Law (MSU Law predecessor) |
| PCA Board Secretary | Latisha Johnson | Board with Miller (MSU Law grad) |
| MacDowell Board Chair | Tenisha Yancey | Board Chair of Banks’ other school → Miller is Board Chair of Banks’ main school (MSU Law) |
| Defense counsel | Jehan Crump-Gibson | Represents Banks (claims MSU Law) |
| AGC signer (returned complaint) | Cynthia Bullington | MSU Law adjunct. Teaches Professional Responsibility. |
| AGC signer (blank forms) | Michael V. Goetz | J.D., Detroit College of Law (MSU Law predecessor) |
| On ballot Nov 3 | Aliyah Sabree | MSU Law 2010 — same year Banks claims |
The Count
| Hop Distance | Count | Names |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (direct) | 6 | Banks, Miller, Aliyah Sabree, Moreland, Goetz, Bullington |
| 1 hop | 5 | Todd Perkins, Sean Perkins, David Perkins, Yancey, Crump-Gibson |
| 2 hops | 4 | Ramsey, Adam Sabree, Abraham, Johnson |
| Total | 15 | Every person. Every road. |
Maximum distance from MSU Law to any person in the PPO case: 2 hops.
What This Means
Fifteen people are involved in the PPO filed against a parent who investigated a charter school.
Every one of them has a traceable road back to MSU College of Law — the institution where:
- The Board Chair of the school graduated
- The man who filed the PPO claims a fake degree from
- The Vice Chair graduated from its predecessor
- The Grievance Administrator graduated from its predecessor
- The woman who teaches Professional Responsibility teaches
- The woman who signed the return letters teaches
The maximum distance from any person in the case to MSU Law is two hops.
The average distance is 0.87 hops.
This is not conspiracy. This is structural convergence. Every institutional road in Michigan legal education converges on the same campus. And the person who filed the PPO chose THAT school as his false face — because it is the school where his protectors actually went.
Rome is not a metaphor. It is a building at 648 N. Shaw Lane, East Lansing, Michigan.
Every name is a public record. Every connection is verified. Every road is mapped. Verify everything.
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