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LEGAL ABUSE SYNDROME (LAS) is a form of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It is a psychic injury, not a mental illness. It is a personal injury that develops in individuals assaulted by ethical violations, legal abuses, betrayals, and fraud. Abuse of power and authority and a profound lack of accountability in our courts have become rampant, compounding an already stressful experience.
This stress can and does lead to physical illness. AMA statistics show
that around 85% of all physical illness is directly attributable to
stress. Legal Abuse Syndrome is a public health menace in this country.
It leads to massive medical intervention costs, burdens insurance
companies, and adds to Medicare and Social Security costs. Most
painfully, it crushes the brilliance and creativity of its
sufferers. Legal Abuse Syndrome is detrimental to all of society, and
nobody is immune.
Whatever the court setting, whether it is regarding divorce, child
custody, parental support, probate matters, personal injury, property
disputes, legal or medical malpractice, criminal charges or other deeply
personal issues, the frauds put forth in our courts add greatly to the
trauma. When litigants are unable to get fair resolution to their
issues, when the court dysfunction further adds to the litigant's
burden, when no amount of actual case law compels an equitable outcome,
litigants suffer often disabling levels of stress. When further attempts
to achieve redress fail, litigants display the hallmark signs of Legal
Abuse Syndrome (LAS).
More Information On Arrest of CPS Workers
Hunt County Sheriff Randy Meeks said grand jury warrants were issued Tuesday for Ard, 60, of Rockwall on one count of tampering with evidence; Natalie Ausbie-Reynolds 33, of Fate on three counts of official oppression and one count of tampering with evidence; and Rebekah Lynn Ross, 34 of Greenville on four counts of official oppression and one count of tampering with evidence.
All charges are third degree felonies, punishable upon conviction by a maximum sentence of from two to 20 years in prison and an optional fine of up to $10,000.
“This is a very unfortunate situation because it involves the very agency that investigates crimes against children,” Meeks said. “I hope that the public understands that this is an isolated case and that our local CPS office is very thorough and professional in the execution of their duties.”
- See more at: http://heraldbanner.com/topnews/x1836119363/BREAKING-CPS-workers-arrested
It is about time. I just don't understand why we have to wait until a kid has been murdered. If a parent is screaming foul, there should be an immediate grand jury investigation. Greenville, Texas is taking the lead. Now, if all the rest of the states would follow suit, there maybe a chance the USA will not end up like Australia. See the movie Oranges and Sunshine. Guaranteed to make your jaw drop or never visit this blog again!
Hunt County Sheriff Randy Meeks said grand jury warrants were issued Tuesday for Ard, 60, of Rockwall on one count of tampering with evidence; Natalie Ausbie-Reynolds 33, of Fate on three counts of official oppression and one count of tampering with evidence; and Rebekah Lynn Ross, 34 of Greenville on four counts of official oppression and one count of tampering with evidence.
All charges are third degree felonies, punishable upon conviction by a maximum sentence of from two to 20 years in prison and an optional fine of up to $10,000.
“This is a very unfortunate situation because it involves the very agency that investigates crimes against children,” Meeks said. “I hope that the public understands that this is an isolated case and that our local CPS office is very thorough and professional in the execution of their duties.”
- See more at: http://heraldbanner.com/topnews/x1836119363/BREAKING-CPS-workers-arrested
UPDATE: More information on arrest of CPS workers
UPDATE: More information on arrest of CPS workers
UPDATE: More information on arrest of CPS workers
UPDATE: More information on arrest of CPS workers
CPS must do more than yank kids from parents
Years of fighting CPS and one little victory is so welcome and worth the fight. |
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