What rights does a cps worker have?

November 7, 3:56 PMFamily Rights ExaminerLeonard Henderson

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When people find themselves under a CPS "investigation", we are SHOCKED.  We grew up watching crime and court dramas on TV and we have the idea that in America, the justice system is fair and impartial.  Some of us even know about Constitutional Due Process.  We see the television coverage of major criminals' journey through the justice system, and it looks like they ARE receiving fair justice.

On the other hand, the end of the "justice system" most people are likely to actually experience is Traffic Court.  Certainly no "impartiality" there, is there?  The cop says you did it (it doesn't matter if he is lying through his teeth), and that's it.  The "judge" finds you "guilty" and fines you.  

The traffic courts I have been in were more like the checkout counter in a grocery store than what you would think a court is.  The system is "doing business" with you.  Difference is, they don't have to advertize to entice you to buy their "wares".

We figure- "OK, no big deal.  Not a lot of money.  Car insurance will go up a little. Not the end of my life".  But in the back of our mind, we know it just isn't right.  This is not what is supposed to happen in America.  Something is WRONG. 

Several years ago, I became aware that these are "Administrative Statute Law" courts, which have absolutely nothing to do with Constitutional Due Process.  In other words, unconstitutional, not that any bureaucrats feel constrained by the Constitution.  In fact, they consider the Constitution rather old, un-Progressive, passé and inapplicable to modern life.

I was a building contractor in 1974 when the building permit system went in force in Oregon.  Supposedly it had been passed by a vote.  Nobody remembers voting for it.  Prior to that time, if you wanted to build a house or other building on your property, you just went and did it.  You didn't need permission from anybody.  That was called Freedom and Liberty.

One month in 1974, the projects I was working on were perfectly legal.  The next month, anything new I started were "Out of Compliance with the Law".  I was supposed to submit engineered plans for every project, PAY A FEE, and get their PERMISSION before I turned over a teaspoonful of soil.  Worse, the "inspector" they hired had been one of my COMPETITORS who had "turned his business over to his son" so he could take the new Communist job.

Even worst, he had always been the sloppiest, most crooked building contractor in the county.  Figures.

Being an old fashioned American, I just said "To Hell with them" and went right ahead building new buildings.  What can they do?  They have no real power.

This is where being an old fashioned American with quaint ideas about Freedom and Liberty can cause you to receive an unwanted education in how the Communists have taken over America.

No, the building codes Communists have no power.  They can't MAKE you do anything.  No, no, no, it's much worse.  They write you a Citation into the State District Court.  A "judge" ORDERS you to "comply".  He can't MAKE you do anything either.  Keep it up, and then the "judge" finds you "In Contempt of Court".  Keep it up, and they send Billy Jo Bob the low IQ Sheriff's Deputy (with a gun) to arrest you and throw you in jail.  Give him any crap and he will make you DEAD.  

The unconstitutional Administrative Statute Laws have no power.  It's the LEGAL ABUSE for "failure to comply" that will beat you into submission.

Feeling like a free American?

Now, I told you all that to tell you this-

There is another Communist bureaucracy out there ready to "do business" with you on the phoniest pretense.  It's called Children's Protective Services.  An anonymous caller is all it takes, and you are in the fight for your life.  The CPS agent sent into your life may call themselves an "investigator".  That agent is no such thing.  She is there to make the allegation stick to you, and any lie will do.  These people should have jobs making up slander for the tabloids.

Back to the title of this essay, "What rights does a cps worker have?".  

They have NO rights.  They work for the government.  Your Constitutional Rights are YOUR rights AGAINST government.  The Bill of Rights enumerate what the government CAN'T do to you. 

CPS agents have NO power.  They can't make you do anything.

But that CPS agent has a tool you might not know about- The Poison Pen.  The CPS agent writes up her Character Assassination on you and files it in court as an Affidavit.  It's "Gospel".  The "judge" isn't a real Judge, and his is NOT a Constitutional court of Due Process.  It's another Administrative Statute Law court. 

If you don't know what to do about it, you are toast.

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He has erected a Multitude of new Offices, and sent hither Swarms of Officers to harass our People, and eat out their Substance. " --The Declaration of Independence

There is no system ever devised by mankind that is guaranteed to rip husband and wife or father, mother and child apart so bitterly than our present Family Court System."- Judge Brian Lindsay Retired Supreme Court Judge, New York, New York

There is something bad happening to our children in family courts today that is causing them more harm than drugs, more harm than crime and even more harm than child molestation." Judge Watson L. White Superior Court Judge, Cobb County, Georgia

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