referral loop
All pages referencing referral loop in the public record.
- Anderson Localization of Institutional Oversight — A Measurement The de-silo referral loop measured as Anderson Localization. Seven agencies. Same evidence. Each absorbs the complaint. None transmit accountability. The system is fully localized.
- The Referral Loop — AGC Returns the Filing on Judge Miller On October 9, 2026, the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission returned Kevin Mok's filing on Judge Cylenthia LaToye Miller. AGC File No. 26-2141. Signed by Cynthia C. Bullington, a 44-year AGC veteran and MSU Law adjunct who teaches Professional Responsibility. Redirected to JTC. The institutional referral loop documented in real time.
- Attorney Grievance Commission Michigan’s attorney discipline body. 9 commissioners, 4 administrators, 1 general counsel, 10 associate counsel. File 26-2141: returned complaints about Banks/Moreland/Perkins (Oct 1) and Miller (Oct 9). Both signed by Bullington. 44 years of institutional knowledge. Zero investigations opened.
- Judicial Tenure Commission Michigan’s judicial discipline body. Receives complaints about judges. AGC redirected File 26-2141 (Miller complaint) here Oct 9, 2026. JTC previously dismissed Miller’s DTW gun incident with an ‘admonition.’ Investigations are confidential. The other end of the referral loop.
- State Bar of Michigan — UPL Department Handles unauthorized practice of law complaints. File 26-UP-51: closed Banks’ UPL complaint in ~30 days. ‘Does not meet the standards set by the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee.’ Alternative offered: ‘You may have other remedies available to you.’ Third node in the referral loop.