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, DUNS: 94-199-9505). Clark Baker is OMSJ’s CEO 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, convict the innocent and injure or kill 2-4 million Americans annually. 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. OMSJ provides services like HIV Innocence Group, which 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. For more information about OMSJ’s services check the links below. http://www.omsj.org/about http://www.omsj.org/services http://www.omsj.org/innocence-group

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