Allegations of Judicial Misconduct in Child Welfare

I'm here to provide notice as well, and this is also in accordance with USCS

rules

of civil procedure, as well as Rule 17 and Rule 20 from the United States Supreme

Court.

You have judges, you have law enforcement officers, you

obviously have the clerk of court,

that are paying people and enforcing people to deprive children

and families in

this county of their rights that are secured and protected by the

Constitution.

If you look at Title 18 USC 242,

it talks about the deprivation of rights under the color of law, and what that

statute says is that any person who deprives another person of any rights

they're

secured or protected by the Constitution commits that crime.

It's a penal code. That means that you have fines, you have prison,

and in the

event that kidnapping occurs, i.e., children are being unlawfully removed

or detained without due process of law, like Ms.

Sodoma was just saying,

then those individuals could be charged with kidnapping.

The punishment or a punishment for kidnapping in the event

that deprivation of

rights occurs

could be death.

So I'm bringing this to your attention because I have evidence of five judges in

this county whom you are paying for the infrastructure to

continue.

You have five judges in this county who are unlawfully removing children

or have deprived these children and families of their rights that

are secured and

protected by the Constitution. What I'm about to deliver to you today is,

in

fact, prima facie evidence in the form of an

affidavit under

28 USC 1746, which is a federal code that allows

for people to testify, certify, affirm, state, that the things that I'm

going to be delivering to you today are true and accurate.

Mr. Zimbauer.

Yes.

I definitely appreciate, uh, the exposure for the clerk of court,

the trust

accounts, f- uh, $5 million trust accounts that,

that you exposed.

I would like to talk a little bit about, uh, how I believe that that could be

funded, and I would, um, suggest that perhaps you look into, uh, title,

Title IV.

So Title IVB, Title IVD, and Title IVE.

This is where the state is incentivized by the federal government

to remove

children from their parents regardless of due process,

regardless of whether or not these, these parents are fit and loving.

I have thousands of parents across the country that I'm advocating on behalf of

at

this point, and I have, um,

I have some affidavits- ... uh, that I can be able to, to deliver.

But,

but what I'm saying is that the state

is incentivizing this county and the, and the judges in this

county, the officers of the court in this county,

to unlawfully remove children.

So I am here, uh, to provide notice as well as service.

These are affidavits of criminal complaints.

And lastly, um, it's, um, it's interesting that Ms.

Herr is talking about the clerk of court because we all know that her husband is a

judge, so I think that would be a conflict of interest

that she probably should

abstain from this point.

Casper.

Did you give the statute?

Uh, back here, ma'am.

To the clerk.

You can come up here.

Can I-

You can hand it right here to him.

You can hand it to me if it feels better going so.

Does this have the, uh,

case names on them that you're alluding to in this county?

Yes.

Okay.

It has all the names.

So we have the statute.

Did you give the floor statute, Casper?

I don't have to name a statute because the Constitution is the supreme law of the

land, so I'm gonna use Article VI on that. Thank you very much.

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