Michael G. Armstrong, John D. Waddell, Anthony Leoni, and Oliver Demuth are lawyers who the author alleges obstructed justice and failed to uphold their ethical duties in various legal cases. The author filed lawsuits that these lawyers sought to have dismissed. They are accused of prioritizing money over justice and protecting criminals. The author argues they should be identified as "crooks" for these actions, which undermine the honor of the legal profession and fail to protect the public.