"Without
Cause or Consent, no Child shall be removed
from a Natural Parent!!!
"Two Equal Parents may .. agree to unequal Parenting
Time, but this does NOT impugn the Parental Authority of either
Natural Parent relative to Third Party Interlopers.
1. The Bottom Layer: The Initial
Equal Parenting Agreement
Initial
Equal Parenting Agreement creating full time, all time equality
of both natural parents, subordinate to no third parties (a
Constitutional right ignored by most Family Courts); a series of
tentative
Parenting Timetables for each year and statement of intent, or
"Wishes"; the requirement that the tentative Parenting Timetable
laid out there will be reviewed and finalized annually and
incorporated into the
Annual Parenting Supplement. Parental authority and
discretion is always equal and unaffected by inequalities of
Parenting Time allocations.
2. Middle Layer: The Annual
Supplement & its Parenting Timetable
3. Top Layer: Autonomy of Both Equal
Parents on all matters not previously Constrained.
Parenting Timetable alternates all residual parenting questions
between the two otherwise equal parents who are subordinate to no
third parties. Full autonomy of each parent during their
Parenting Time as allotted in the agreed Parenting Timetable on all
residual parenting questions not previously constrained by Covenants
in the initial Equal Parenting Agreement, or the current Annual
Parenting Supplement. Full discretion on residual parenting
with the Timetabled Parent, but flexibility encouraged and provided
by Ad Hoc Agreements.
"Trociuk
is .. a disheartening endorsement of biological concepts of
parenthood ... flawed .... it legitimizes a heterosexual view
of the family. .. It must be ignored."
This is a Judge practicing his sexual orientation
for decades while on the BC Bench. It is inconceivable that
the Law Enforcement officers and other Judges were unaware of all
his activities. Law Enforcement Officers, are of course unable
to act without the support of the Judiciary.
The university community tells us that at least
one of the Status of
Women university profs is not just
a run of the mill Communist... she's a self professed
MAOIST!!! The difference we're told is that a MAOIST
believes in
We say it is
Hedy Fry, and these
"Second Wave Feminists" /
Status of Women /
Women's Studies types that need to be eradicated from tax
funded positions and be forced to make Reparations to the thousands
of Fathers and their families whose lives who have been destroyed by
them since the sixties. We need also the restoration of the
Enticement &
Seduction provisions of Common Law which these SOWs had struck
by Statute.
...
No one would listen to my
father , no one would give him a chance to speak. ... My dad was an
abused husband, he was abused by his wife, and the justice system.
... He was a kind man who fought a good fight but no matter what he
did or said, he could never win with this system.
The common practice in BC Courts when Fathers do
not pay Child Support
- which most of the time is merely
Imputed - is to send
non-paying Father to Prison until he or his family members pay the
fees imposed by the Judge.
Even when mothers agree that Child Support should
no longer be paid, we find that the
Family Enforcement agencies, which are private contractors
functioning as
Bounty Hunters, typically refuse to end their claim on the
father's income,.
"Lohstroh, a 41-year-old
emergency-room doctor, was shot in the back Friday when he went to
pick up his two sons at their mother's home. Police say the
10-year-old boy climbed into the back of his father's sport utility
vehicle, fired a pistol several times through the back of the
driver's seat and then ran back inside the home."
CBC has obtained dramatic footage showing New
Brunswick teenager Ashley Smith, who died in prison in 2007,
being pepper sprayed and about to be jolted with a Taser in her
cell during the almost four-year period prior to her death.
The video, which will be broadcast Friday night on CBC's The
Fifth Estate, was shot by prison staff in New Brunswick and
provided to the program with guards' faces obscured and their
voices altered.
Smith, who committed a series of minor offences, spent from 2003
to 2006 in two New Brunswick correctional facilities before
ending up in a federal women's prison near Kitchener, Ont. She
died of asphyxia with a ligature around her neck in her cell in
October 2007 at the age of 19.
Her case prompted a probe by New Brunswick's ombudsman and
federal correctional investigator Howard Sapers. It also drew
widespread criticism about how young people suffering from
mental illness or severe behavioural disorders are dealt with by
the prison system.
A fellow prisoner in New Brunswick said Smith deliberately
provoked guards and repeatedly pretended to choke or strangle
herself by wrapping things around her neck. When guards
responded, she refused to comply with their orders.
The video shows guards physically subduing her, spraying her
with pepper spray and preparing to shock her with a stun gun.
"Ashley was Tasered twice in the space of one month," provincial
ombudsman Bernard Richard told The Fifth Estate. "Repeatedly,
that was the response to her behaviours.
"I think someone should have clued in that this girl required
much more professional help," he said.
Richard said the youth centre superintendent decided to transfer
Smith to a federal prison, partly because "without question,
they were at wit's end," but also out of a belief it would be
better for her.
"They, I think, really felt that she might be able to get more
help in the federal system," he said.
After Smith was transferred to the federal prison system, she
continued to defy guards and used broken glass to cut strips
from her prison gown and tie them around her neck.
Jason Godin, Ontario president of the guards' union, said when
guards would go to her aid, they were sometimes attacked.
Godin said guards were eventually told by their superiors not to
enter her cell to remove ligatures from her neck.
"Our members were told not to enter Ashley Smith's cell until
she stopped breathing," he said.
"There was daily direction given, right from the highest levels
of management all the way to the front-line staff that 'You are
not to go in the cell. This is your orders,'" he said.
Smith was seen with a ligature around her neck on Oct. 19, 2007,
but guards delayed entering her cell until it was too late. She
was pronounced dead at
8:10 a.m.
Coroner limits probe of teen's prison suicide
In life, Ashley Smith was a political
football — moved from prison to federal prison until she killed
herself. In death, bureaucrats, lawyers and now the coroner are
still fighting over what drove her to suicide.
Three years after the Moncton teenager’s
death, Toronto Deputy Chief Coroner
Dr. Bonita Porter has
now put a gag order on discussion of reasons why the inquest
into Smith’s death, slated for November, should be expanded to
look at the final 12 months in her sad life.
“It is troubling to the family that a sealing
order of this magnitude would have been made, essentially
creating a secret proceeding totally cut off from the public,”
attorney Julian Falconer told the Star.
The coroner’s decision to hold a secret proceeding on the
family’s motion to broaden the scope of the inquest — supported
by the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies and the
office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth, which
have brought forward additional motions for the production of
documents that have so far been held back — feels like another
blow.
All arguments must be submitted in writing and will be sealed.
Any related documents will also be kept out of the public
domain. Public discussion of the arguments is also forbidden
under the ruling.
“With all due respect to Dr. Porter,” Falconer said he hasn’t
seen a sealing order like this from a coroner during his entire
20 years in practice.
Susan Chapman, the lawyer representing Elizabeth Fry concurs.
“When a motion is of such great public importance, to
essentially be told, ‘Just mail it in, we’ll let you know” —
it’s surprising.”
A spokesperson for the coroner’s office said he is “not in a
position to elaborate” on the ruling.
“This is a problem we have with dealing with governments in a
general sense,” said Richard Macklin, lawyer for the office of
Ontario’s Children and Youth Advocate, which supports the
family’s motion for a broader inquest scope.
“Bureaucracies feel the information they have belongs to them,
when in fact the information belongs to the public.”
Just 19 years old, Smith died inside a segregation cell at Grand
Valley Institution for Women in October 2007, after strangling
herself with a piece of cloth while guards, who were ordered to
not intervene, watched.
Prison managers considered Smith a trouble-making attention
seeker and instructed staff to ignore her.
Smith’s family believes the coroner, who wanted to limit the
inquest to the last 13 weeks of the teen’s life in Ontario, must
consider the eleven months preceding her death, which they say
drove her to “suicidal despair.”
She had been shuttled through nine different institutions across
five provinces before landing in Kitchener and spent most of
that time in a segregation cell wearing nothing but a padded
suicide gown.
Court and prison documents obtained by the Star show how the
young woman’s complaints of inhumane treatment were repeatedly
ignored and how she wound up a “caged animal,” four years after
she first entered the correctional system for throwing crab
apples at a postal worker.
Her mother Coralee Smith, who still resides in Moncton, said her
daughter was bounced around the prison system so frequently and
without warning, that visiting her became impossible.
“The horrors of Canada are well hidden,” Coralee Smith told the
Star. “What’s going on behind closed doors with the Correctional
Service of Canada is horrible.”
After her daughter’s death, Smith began volunteering at women’s
prisons and helps implement a monthly reading program on behalf
of the local Elizabeth Fry Society at Nova Institution in Truro,
N.S., which is the last place she saw her daughter.
“I thought in a democratic society everything was open to
everybody but it’s not,” Smith said. “I don’t know what to call
it. It’s ludicrous.
“And you know something, it’s not just about Ashley,” she added.
“There are hundreds of people who have gone through the same
scenarios. There are people still living in the same conditions
of incarceration.
“I know stuff is still going on. Nothing really has changed.”
At Nova, Ashley Smith submitted seven grievances concerning the
conditions of her confinement. She complained that correctional
staff used excessive force against her; refused to accept a
complaint; refused to permit her to leave her cell for exercise
over a four-day period; failed to provide copies of decisions on
her segregation status; refused to provide soap; refused to
provide nourishment beyond finger foods; refused to provide
deodorant beyond a small amount; and refused to provide
sufficient sanitary products or underwear to meet her hygiene
needs while menstruating.
Just last month, after a lengthy court battle, the Correctional
Service of Canada agreed to hand over Smith’s personal files to
the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies. Smith
requested the files before she died and asked they be reviewed.
She hoped they would explain why she was being bounced from one
prison to another.
“There is too much about the death of Ashley Smith that is in
the dark,” Falconer told the Star, explaining the family’s
motivation behind the motion.
“By virtue of the unplugged criminal proceedings, the absence of
any commission of inquiry and the stonewalling by the minister
of public safety,” he said, “there are too many unanswered
questions.”
Ashley Smith, RIP 2007:
Teen Suicide in Solitary Confinement while Prison Guards Watch
Ask a lawyer what "Common Law" is and they
will likely tell you it is
"Judge Made Law", and expand up this to say
"Common Law is whatever the Judges are commonly saying these days".
This is completely FALSE. The Judges are
Agents of the Crown and they BY DEFINITION Judges are WITHOUT
CAPACITY to make any law whatsoever. Since
1649, only PARLIAMENT has
the Capacity to make Law.
British Common law was NOT created by Judges, it was only
observed and documented by individuals sent out by the newly
Norman Crown after the
Norman Conquest of 1066 to observe and codify the laws
and customs of the various peoples of Britain.. This was done with a view to aggregate
existing customs which may vary across the land, into a unified
body of Laws.
The Authority quoted by the Commoners in their administration of
Common Law
were frequently direct quotations from the
Bible and
principles of
Danelaw
The process of documentation took
only a couple of hundred years, and the product was a STATIC
body of Law which was historical, popular, and has served in the
intervening centuries as a Benchmark against which
Statutory Law may be measured for
"Fairness".
It does NOT change.
He describes an environment of obligatory capitulation at Health
Canada to the lawyers of drug companies and of the
insurance companies providing medical malpractice
insurance to MDs.
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