3rd Complaint to the Federal Division of Civil Rights - 10/12/23
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So after I went to both psych evals, and went back to court...I was deemed incompetent. I handle each forensic psychiatrist on their own section, however in both cases; I asserted my rights, and my rights were ignored during the interactions. I invalidated penal code 195.05 failure to identify with Brian Joseph when I validated that I called 911 and provided my full legal name as well as drivers license number while reported the criminal activity of the police (violating my rights), and he tried to assert that going through a stop sign is a crime (it's not, as a crime requires intent, which I didn't have...and likewise for it to be criminal negligence there has to be a victim). Ultimately that invalidates the 730 psych eval under CRIMINAL procedure, as it becomes a civil case.
With the 2nd psychiatrist, Melissa, I asserted that my intent was to assert my rights under the 1st amendment freedom of exercise, and she tried to assert that the police are the authority and that I'm required to answer their questions...that I'm not allowed to ask them questions...which kind of defeats the purpose that they're public servants with an oath of office, that I'm not their subject (they are mine), and that I have every right to assert my rights and correct them given they were openly and blatantly violating my rights. That's apparent that she doesn't know the law, and was likewise asserting that the DA "will destroy" me...
I played possum with her, gave her details about my mental health history (despite not being required), because it's irrelevant and had nothing to do with the interaction. Not to mention, when I did get her back on course, my intent was to assert my Christian name (which can't be found on my drivers license), and hence the other principles of true Christianity (such as rebuking devils, to have respect to persons is to commit sin, etc...), but she's a forensic psychiatrist with a degree (hence she's certifiable), knows the law apparently (despite openly violating it), and again...for anything to be a crime...there has to be intent. I never intended not to identify, my intent from the beginning was to assert my rights (which is clearly evident in the videos).
Title 18 Section 242 applies to public health care providers as well, so in both instances...they were likewise violating the law under the color of law, and given both "signed off" on deeming me incompetent...that's likewise attempted kidnapping. The judge, under the 730 dismissal of the charges given I was deemed incompetent, didn't provide me the paperwork (which he is required to do with me representing myself pro se), nor did he afford me the opportunity to make a motion for a hearing (as I knew that I had the option to cross examine the psychiatrists, and was waiting for both the paperwork to be provided as well as the option to make the motion for a hearing). He, instead, said that he spoke with them over the phone (so he may not have had any documentation, however it's required), and gave me the final order.
In the final order itself it stated that I was representing myself pro se, and that the paperwork (psych evals) were provided to me (which they weren't). Likewise it stated that I didn't make a motion for a hearing (I wasn't given the paperwork to review, let alone the opportunity to make the motion)...which further nullifies the 730 psych evals (depriving me of my rights under the color of law...a violation of due process etc...).
So, when I left the court with the final order in hard, I noted that it stated that the paperwork was provided to me and immediately sent an email to the court clerk requesting the paperwork and advising that I intend to escalate to the New York State Supreme Court...I didn't receive a response.
Likewise, when I got home that night, I filed a 3rd complaint with the Federal Division of Civil Rights; advising of how the procedure wasn't follow, etc....I haven't received a response back as of today (11/16/23); so I'm assuming they're still investigating.
With the 2nd psychiatrist, Melissa, I asserted that my intent was to assert my rights under the 1st amendment freedom of exercise, and she tried to assert that the police are the authority and that I'm required to answer their questions...that I'm not allowed to ask them questions...which kind of defeats the purpose that they're public servants with an oath of office, that I'm not their subject (they are mine), and that I have every right to assert my rights and correct them given they were openly and blatantly violating my rights. That's apparent that she doesn't know the law, and was likewise asserting that the DA "will destroy" me...
I played possum with her, gave her details about my mental health history (despite not being required), because it's irrelevant and had nothing to do with the interaction. Not to mention, when I did get her back on course, my intent was to assert my Christian name (which can't be found on my drivers license), and hence the other principles of true Christianity (such as rebuking devils, to have respect to persons is to commit sin, etc...), but she's a forensic psychiatrist with a degree (hence she's certifiable), knows the law apparently (despite openly violating it), and again...for anything to be a crime...there has to be intent. I never intended not to identify, my intent from the beginning was to assert my rights (which is clearly evident in the videos).
Title 18 Section 242 applies to public health care providers as well, so in both instances...they were likewise violating the law under the color of law, and given both "signed off" on deeming me incompetent...that's likewise attempted kidnapping. The judge, under the 730 dismissal of the charges given I was deemed incompetent, didn't provide me the paperwork (which he is required to do with me representing myself pro se), nor did he afford me the opportunity to make a motion for a hearing (as I knew that I had the option to cross examine the psychiatrists, and was waiting for both the paperwork to be provided as well as the option to make the motion for a hearing). He, instead, said that he spoke with them over the phone (so he may not have had any documentation, however it's required), and gave me the final order.
In the final order itself it stated that I was representing myself pro se, and that the paperwork (psych evals) were provided to me (which they weren't). Likewise it stated that I didn't make a motion for a hearing (I wasn't given the paperwork to review, let alone the opportunity to make the motion)...which further nullifies the 730 psych evals (depriving me of my rights under the color of law...a violation of due process etc...).
So, when I left the court with the final order in hard, I noted that it stated that the paperwork was provided to me and immediately sent an email to the court clerk requesting the paperwork and advising that I intend to escalate to the New York State Supreme Court...I didn't receive a response.
Likewise, when I got home that night, I filed a 3rd complaint with the Federal Division of Civil Rights; advising of how the procedure wasn't follow, etc....I haven't received a response back as of today (11/16/23); so I'm assuming they're still investigating.
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