Abuse of process

Tulelake, CA— Taking advantage of the system

It is understandable when people need to seek restraining orders but when it is done in a false light and abused, then that is wrong and it needs to stop.

When false accusations are presented without telling the whole story and are presented out of context and the defendant is abused by the very system that has been set in place to protect real victims, not ones, claiming they are victims.

From the different links I have read on this subject there are several things to keep in mind.

1. There should be more time allowed in the accusations being thrown at the defendant. In other words a judge should not just take the word of the petitioner as an automatic conclusion of fact.

2. There needs to be more creditable evidence when filing an EPO. And all evidence needs to be submitted, not just statements of facts. And if a video is presented, the entire video needs to be presented, not the edited portion.

3. There needs to be more than one witness that will attest to the facts being presented under penalty of perjury and the parties need to be non bias witnesses that have no relationship to the plaintiff or defendant in the EPO.

4. There should be no abuse of power over the defendant as the reverse begins to happen, as the defendant is now the one being harassed.

5. There needs to be specific guidelines as the realms of what both parties are expected to do in unexpected encounters or crossing of paths. It cannot be a one-way street. Both parties need to adhere to the distance requirement.

6. There needs to be consequences when it is proved the restraining order has been abused for ulterior purposes and motives.

"At the beginning of this year, Law Professor Jonathan Turley eagerly reported that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled “Bloggers Have Same First Amendment Rights As Journalists” (cf. Robinson Meyer’s “U.S. Court: Bloggers Are Journalists,” published in The Atlantic, and “Reporters’ Privilege,” prepared by the Electronic Frontier Foundation). Judges in North Carolina seem not to have heard the news."

If my accusers think I am not going to fight back. They better think again if I have to take this to the Supreme Court I will take it all the way, no matter how many years it may take, to my dying last breath.

If people think I am not going to write about my accusers, they need to think again as it will be an entire book. And I am going to write about everything that has happened on account of them. Not just one chapter.

Don't think I can't do it? I can and will do it. It is just a matter of time.

Starting first in the Superior Court with a civil suit against the city of Tulelake for violations of the Brown Act. It all connects and will be connected by connecting all the dots.

The Grand Poobah