Motto
“Because Integrity is Worth Defending”
Mission Statement
To protect and defend the victims and witnesses of medical and scientific corruption.
About OMSJ
The Office of Medical & Scientific Justice (OMSJ) is a private investigation agency (license #26869) and a 501(c)(3) public benefit non-profit corporation (DOJ #CT0172071, Corp #3218992).
Clark Baker is OMSJ’s Director and Principal Investigator.
Having conducted thousands of criminal and civil investigations since 1980 with the LAPD and as a licensed investigator, Mr. Baker founded OMSJ in 2009 after witnessing the reluctance of government agencies and research centers to investigate allegations related to medical and scientific corruption (also known as JUNK SCIENCE).
Many of the agencies and companies that market junk science fund local, state and national politicians and activist groups that protect and defend corruption that has cost taxpayers billions of dollars in wasted research dollars.
Junk science is used to keep predators on the streets, punish the innocent and poison more than a million men, women and children every year in the US ALONE.
The actual human and financial losses are incalculable.
Although the Justice Department routinely pursues cases like this, the fact that a company like Astra Zeneca can pay a $520 million fine for the illegal marketing of a drug that generates $4 billion a year smacks of arrangements once made between small town mayors, their appointed police chiefs and local madams. Unlike drug kingpins and cartels, US drug companies are typically allowed to raise drug prices, pay fines and avoid jail sentences.
Mr. Baker has earned more than eighty commendations from local, state and federal officials.
OMSJ Serves
- Children, parents and others subjected to criminal, civil or administrative action used to enforce health department (e.g. pharmaceutical) compliance
- Criminal, civil and UCMJ (military) defendants charged with violations of health-related laws (i.e. criminal HIV cases)
- Researchers, doctors, students and academics who become aware of ethical conflicts or corruption within research centers, universities, hospitals and the pharmaceutical industry
- Members of medical and scientific non-government organizations (NGOs)
- OMSJ conducts due diligence investigations for donors who fund research grants and gifts
HIV Innocence Group
The HIV Innocence Group provides medical, scientific, legal and investigative support to legal counsel in the defense of those charged with criminal or civil offenses related to HIV and other diseases.
Testimonials
Attorney Aaron Walsh:
“Without the hard work and resources Jason and I have been provided by OMSJ, this outcome would have been impossible, and Mr. Young very likely would have died in prison. On truly horrible facts, we got a very generous deal, and Jason and I are both very well aware that without OMSJ, that would never have happened… (OMSJ) has our deepest gratitude.”
Marine Corps attorney Capt. Eldon Beck wrote:
“Our success in challenging the HIV issues in our case is largely due to Clark Baker (a former Marine, retired LAPD investigator, and licensed CA PI), Baron Coleman (a young civilian lawyer with expertise challenging HIV prosecutions), and other members of Clark’s team at the Office of Medical and Scientific Justice (OMSJ). Without them, we would not have been able to effectively challenge the HIV testing, chain of custody, and alleged diagnosis of our client… You should contact (OMSJ) immediately if you are detailed to an HIV-related case.”
OMSJ Forum
Visit OMSJ on Facebook, Twitter or the OMSJ Forum, where members can discuss issues without intimidation or interference from pharmaceutical trolls.
Contributors
OMSJ is supported by attorneys, scientists, physicians, researchers, investigative journalists and individuals throughout North America, Europe, Asia and Africa.
Because of the nature of our work and the well-documented retaliation that comes with exposing corruption (examples 1, 2, 3), most support is provided anonymously.
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