Saturday, September 2, 2017

How North Carolina is Fighting Back


For immediate release: Parents in North Carolina are rising up against family court corruption, ineffective court-appointed counsel refusing to submit evidence on their behalf (that sinks a parent in appeals cases because there would be literally nothing for a judge to abuse in discretion), and speaking out against the corruption in the breaking of unconstitutional GAG orders that are set aside for jury trials (which we are waived rights to). These courts have been deemed OPEN to the public, but the parents are facing closed-door decisions and judges who call the secret sessions right in the middle of a hearing. This picture is the direct result of a parent in Buncombe County trying to introduce the truth of his case to the presiding judge over his case. The judge did take mandatory judicial notice of the evidence, but then struck the evidence from the file the same day and a few days later the parent found this notice on the front door of the juvenile clerk of courts office. The public is directed to a bailiff for anything concerning the clerk of courts and the parents couldn't get in to the office anyway; Buncombe County, like others in North Carolina, has a coded lock on the office door. This parent's child has been in the custody of DSS for two years and is the result of a severe violation of the family's rights and the most highly offensive unconstituional seizure Parents Against Loss has ever seen. Throughout the last eleven months since her children were also unconstitutionally seized, a mother fighting for her two children in Guilford County has fired two ineffective court-appointed attorneys, lodged grievances against them and against the judge who denied her children a habeas corpus application, and in retaliation asking for procedural due process, the court has ordered her verbally to not be able to see her file, know what is in it, or file anything to the file. She admits relief in the fact that she was able to file evidence to the file concerning the fraud and omission of truth to her case, but upset because the District Attorney and county Dept of Social Services threw out the hearing she scheduled to address the evidence and what should have been an expedited custody order hearing. "I just want the judge to see the truth and let us go home (in reference to Tennessee, her family's home state according to the Federally mandated Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act). I think my family has been through enough," the mother adds. This family faces a termination of parental rights hearing at the end of this month. In fact, for us reporting this American family's atrocity, that mother fighting in Guilford County could be thrown back into jail. "They have unlawfully gagged me in both district court and superior when they jailed me with no judge's ordrr this last time. I have been in jail three times for standing up for the truth of the matter and I was never a criminal before CPS interfered with my family," she sadly shared. Parents Against Loss poses these questions in regards to the unruliness and chaos of North Carolina Family courts: How are we supposed to appeal a decision if we can not even file the notice? Do we no longer have rights to open court settings? The ability to face our accusers? Speedy trial rights? Rights to be granted freedom when unlawfully restrained? Our children and parents in this state are supposed to have constitutional safeguards considered in family court according to the purpose of the Juvenile Code 7B-100, so ask yourself why aren't those rights being safeguarded? For further information on corrupt family court practices in North Carolina, or if needing assistance for writing a blog or news report concerning these detrimental societal issues, please direct all inquiries to parentsagainstloss@gmail.com
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