JENNIFER LUNDY: TEXANS FOR JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY
On Saturday, June 24, 2023, Jennifer Lundy gave a presentation the need for Judicial Accountability in Texas. Jennifer, a former …
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On Saturday, June 24, 2023, Jennifer Lundy gave a presentation the need for Judicial Accountability in Texas. Jennifer, a former …
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FATHER DENIED RIGHT TO VISIT HIS DYING SON In yet another astounding case of family court injustice originating once again …
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In this segment, Trevor Cross tells about how he was considered an unfit parent because he had to travel for work. This makes no …
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THE FOLLOWING IS A RECORDING OF A PHONE CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL LONG, WHO IS SPEAKING FROM A …
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On August 14, 2021, the Values Advocacy Council (www.vac.org) hosted a conference entitled Fatherhood in Crisis in San Jose, …
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On August 14, 2021, the Values Advocacy Council (www.vac.org) hosted a conference entitled Fatherhood in Crisis in San Jose, …
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Due to a bad rural wireless connection, Kash Jackson had to drop off the podcast. However, Attorney Ted Bush, Eric Carroll, and …
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FAMILY COURT UPDATE : JUDGE CARRINGER IMPEACHMENT PROCESS BEGINS.
They have been called “disgruntled”, “not credible”, “vexatious” and “not fit” to raise their own children, yet these parents have pressed against injustice and fought to protect their children as judges wrapped in immunity placed these parents on supervised visits, appointed unethical lawyers to represent their children and recommend denial of custody.
As these parents left abusive marriages and relationships, they faced more abuse than ever and nobody told the parents, they were entitled to help from California’s Victim’s Compensation Fund, a fund that considers parents deprived of the custody of their own children to be victims based on Child Abduction Act.
Years of facing judges entrenched with the belief they could take children away from good parents, and place them in the sole custody of parents who are more than likely abusers, these parents had enough.
The wrote to the Commission on Judicial Performance and they attended hearings to get that Commission to do their job.
They rented tradeshow space to warn others in their community and they bought t-shirts, business cards and websites to support a mission law makers refused to address.
They lodged Solano County Recall Petitions that got Judge Cynda Riggins-Unger and Judge Garry Ichikawa to ride off into government sponsored retirement, but when Judge Christine Carringer refused to go, they took to the option of impeachment themselves.
These parents are not backing down. They have the support of other victims, and a local press doing its job to present the facts. There is a novel idea, the press in our communities reflecting the people, and not the story the PR firms judges hire to create their own FAKE NEWS about our legal system. ( See email from PR firm hired by judges to shut these parents up).
Like the favorite children’s book, The Little Engine That Could, these parents are proving that love for their children, desire to protect all children from harm and passion to change the attitudes of a deeply biased and entitled California judiciary may prevail after all.
Click here to see Solano County Recall Petitions
Click here to see Impeachment of Judge Christine Carringer, the judge who can’t hide for long.
Following the grief over the loss of life in school shootings, I started researching and realized that others were doing the same thing, trying to find the root cause for the extreme rage and motivation to harm others. I knew from a couple of situations that what happens to children during escalated and prolonged family conflict had something to do with these rampages.
A few insights shared on Mic.com:
“A parent’s death or divorce also appears to be a commonality among some of the lone shooters — Adam Lanza (Newtown, 2012), Elliot Rodgers (Santa Barbara, 2014) and Nikolas Cruz (Parkland 2018). Research indicates boys appear to be more at risk than girls when their parents divorce, particularly when it comes to higher suicide rates.
“It’s one brick or thread that could set a child up to have more a vulnerability if someone doesn’t step in and raise a child, teaching them to respect the rights of others and that actions have consequences,” said Richard Warshak, a clinical psychologist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, and author of Divorce Poison, which explores acrimonious divorce and the psychological effects on children of parental bad-mouthing.
“Divorce sets in motion a set of changes that put kids at risk for problems in behavior.”
Divorce is not “inherently bad” for every child, he says. But there are risks, especially if it changes the family’s financial situation or parents “bad-mouth” each other.
Several studies over three decades show that divorce — especially an acrimonious one — can increase a child’s risk for developing depression, anxiety and engaging in criminal acts.”
These issues aren’t things we discuss often enough, but we should.
I wish I didn’t have a personal experience to validate these findings, but I do. I witnessed it in my own step-sons, when I was too young and without the authority to help them overcome what had happened to them and their mother. And, I didn’t have the right information at the time. I just knew they were suffering, and it seemed like there had to be a way to help them through it. I wish I could have done more to help them avoid failures in those early years, and the loss of one’s life later on.
No, I can’t go back in time, but I can engage leadership, stakeholders and problem-solves across society to do more with what we know now.
October 2015
Petition to:
U.S. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch
“We are submitting our vote of NO CONFIDENCE in the Family and Juvenile Court Systems, and the judiciary that rules them like tyrants from a throne.
Our family and juvenile courts are completely broken. Every day, judges abuse their immense power to bully, intimidate, and coerce absolute submission from parents and children under the guise of the “best interest of the child” doctrine, but in truth, simply because they can. There is no justice in these courts – only tyranny. And the lives of thousands of parents and children are being ruined at the pleasure of judicial discretion, protected by judicial immunity. We the people are STARVED for justice and we look to you, the chief law enforcement officer, and the chief lawyer of the United States, to shine a bright light on these broken courts; to investigate the many cases of overreaching and violations of fundamental principles of justice, like due process and the 1st Amendment, that are committed by officers of the court, sworn by oath to serve the people and submit to the Rule of Law.
We look to you to initiate congressional hearings and other scrutiny on and of this devastating cancer of judicial tyranny that is eating away at our republic, and subjecting parents and children to nothing short of torture through the arbitrary, vindictive and senseless use of children as income streams and trophies.
We’re starved for justice and we look to you to serve your oath and fulfill the promise that defines the U.S.A: Liberty and Justice for ALL. “