Showing posts with label judicial abuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label judicial abuse. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Nine Judges in a row order child support for 20 year old son

No Jusice in Canada!
It has now been nine judges who have ordered the continued child support of our 20 year old son.
The reason stated is that the son is "mentally disabled and unable to sustain the necessities of life"
However, no mental assessment is required, no doctor's report, no job search is ordered.


It is all hearsay. Hearsay rules in Canada. Unsubstantiated hearsay is what judges make their civil decisions by. Nothing has to be true or accurate.

We are the parents and we know that there is nothing wrong with our son, except he is extremely lazy and really doesn't want to work.

Justice is a myth in Canada.


Our judicial system is completely corrupt and barbaric.


Does anyone else have this problem?

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Judges Implement Never Ending Child Support Scam


20 Year Old, Capable Man, William Harris, stays in bed all day and his mother, Paulette Harris -Teacher, collects $4,000 per year in child support from Dad (tax free) and has done so for the last 6 years.






● Mother /teacher allows Will to stay home, in bed all day.
● He gets up mid afternoon.
● He doesn’t work or look for work.
● He doesn’t go to school.
● He doesn’t do chores.
● He does only what he wants.
● Judges continue to order child support from pensioner, Dad and teacher-Mom.
● Dad’s, (Victor Harris) payment goes to mom, mom’s payment goes to mom. Tax Free!
● Dad can’t get William Harris up and out working by long distance.
● Mother sabotages every attempt to get Will off child support.
● His own Doctor testifies there are no mental disabilities.
● Mother claims Will is mentally disabled- Provides no proof! No medical intervention.
● Will has above average intelligence.
● Will has no physical handicaps.
● Will has been allowed to do whatever he wants since he was 14.
● Mom/Teacher allows kid to drop out of school at 14 and do absolutely nothing.
● Will lies to Dad about taking classes, going to work and job hunting.
● Will fails to respond to any attempt to get him working full time.
● Dad as gone before 6 judges to terminate child support of adult!
● Mother continues to give hearsay testimony of mental illness. We don’t want to pay child support for an able bodied man for the rest of our lives.
● Mother wants to collect child support forever.
● We need your help!
● We are launching a Legal Defence Fund to terminate child support for an able bodied and mentally fit adult, who refuses to look for employment.
● Pensioner Dad has paid $24,000 to date, by court order, for man to do nothing,!!!
● Would you allow your children to do this?

“Help Get 20 Year Old William Harris Off Child Support”
Donate to: Brauer and Harris
1061 Mines Rd. Falmouth,
NS B0P 1L0
Phone 902.798.5267

Paypal Donations = cbrauer@lincsat.com
HELP STOP CHILD SUPPORT EXTORTION SCAM!

Sunday, March 04, 2007

VandenElsen sent back to prison; McDonald's restaurant killer gets passes

Hi All:
Here is an article that Rick Howe wrote in the Daily News:
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Last updated at 8:27 AM on 02/03/07

Parole board's priorities puzzling print this article
VandenElsen sent back to prison;
McDonald's restaurant killer gets passes


Denied parole: Carline VandenElsen is shown in one of her many court appearances over her 2004 standoff. (File photo)
Rick Howe
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The Daily News

As the National Parole Board prepares to let back into the
community a man involved in one of Nova Scotia's most notorious
crimes, it has slammed the door shut again on a petite woman
whose only crime was to try to hang on to her young baby -
and hopes to be a mother to her daughter again some day.

Carline VandenElsen not only had her temporary pass from
prison yanked this week, but the parole board threw her back
into prison, saying she hasn't yet learned her lesson.

Variety of charges

VandenElsen had been sentenced to three years on a variety
of charges including child abduction, assault with a weapon
and obstructing police after a three-day standoff on Shirley
Street in Halifax in May 2004. The confrontation with heavily
armed police began with a midnight knock on her apartment
door to serve a child-protection order. It ended some 67 hours
later with VandenElsen and her husband, Larry Finck, under arrest,
Finck's mother dead from natural causes and the couple's infant
daughter taken by the Children's Aid Society.

VandenElsen had been released on a temporary pass about a month
ago and was doing volunteer work at a Halifax church. She's kept
herself out of trouble and kept her mouth shut - reining in a weakness
that compounded some of her earlier problems with the legal system.

But despite a positive recommendation for parole from Corrections
Canada officials, the board said no this week and ordered her return
to the Nova Scotia Institute for Women in Truro to serve out the
remainder of her sentence - which expires later this year.

Connie Brauer of Falmouth has long been a supporter of VandenElsen
and her fight to keep her baby daughter. She was prepared to take
VandenElsen into her home to live if she'd been granted parole.
But apparently the arrangement was one of the board's issues.

Brauer has also been a vocal critic of the justice system, and a board
member says they were troubled with the mix. Pat O'Brien said
in the board's oral decision: "It doesn't make sense. The risk is not manageable."

Brauer is outraged and calls the parole board's decision "barbaric, medieval and cruel."

Brauer says corrections officials visited her home three times, and
there was never a problem.

"The gave us a good report," she told me this week.

Brauer says the parole board has it out for VandenElsen because
she won't admit any guilt and wants her baby back.

"She's being punished for two or three years for what? What's she
supposed to say? 'I'm sorry you took my child?' She's an innocent
person. They took her child for no reason. The fix was in. There
was no way they were going to give her parole."

It is truly difficult to imagine how VandenElsen could be considered
any kind of a risk, to herself or to society. Is she odd? Yes. But since
when did eccentricity become a crime?

Out-spoken and angry at her run-ins with Children's Aid and the
legal system? Without a doubt. Are we not, however, guaranteed freedom of opinion?

But a risk? Certainly not. She has already served more than two years.
This woman should not spend another minute in prison.

The National Parole Board's stand is all the more puzzling,
considering its decision to give Darren Muise 16 temporary
passes from prison - where he's been serving a life sentence
with no parole for 20 years for his second-degree murder
conviction. Muise was one of three young men involved in
the triple murders of late night employees at a McDonald's
restaurant in Sydney in May 1992.

Shocking crime

Muise, 18 at the time, slit the throat of employee Neil Burroughs.
It was a crime that shocked Nova Scotians, who naively believed
such violence could never happen here.

Under escort, Muise will be permitted to visit a girlfriend and
attend some family functions. He has another six years to serve
before he's eligible for full parole.

Burroughs's sister Cathy says her family's very upset with the decision.

"He has not shown any remorse," she told CTV News anchor
Steve Murphy Wednesday night.

She says Muise has duped the board into believing he's changed.
"He's a good actor."

A mother's efforts to one day be reunited with the child she bore
keep her in jail, while a man who, in cold blood, ended the life of a
young father earns some freedom.

Is it just me, or is something not right here?

rhowe@chumhalifax.com

Rick Howe is the host of the radio talk show Hotline,
weekdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on AM 920 CJCH, and
on the Internet at cjch.ca.





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