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Americans Being Wrongfully Jailed Since 1948
Americans Being Wrongfully Jailed Since 1948
A few months ago we discovered the largest cover-up in Department of Justice (DOJ) history. The cover-up is responsible for thousands of people being illegally imprisoned and for the illegal prosecution of thousands more since 1948.
Silver City,
NM,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
24/01/2015
A Major Paramount Title 18 U.S.C. Announcement and Exclusive
Do you know someone in prison or has served time in Federal Prison? Do you know someone who is currently under indictment?
If someone you know is currently in prison would they not want to be released if they were wrongfully charged? Would someone like their case overturned and have the record stricken?
Would these individuals like to receive damages?
The Biggest Cover-Up in Department of Justice History is Now Before the Supreme Court.
A few months ago we discovered the largest cover-up in Department of Justice (DOJ) history. The cover-up is responsible for thousands of people being illegally imprisoned and for the illegal prosecution of thousands more since 1948.
On July 27, 2009, Harley G. Lappin issued an Internal Memorandum to staff from his email address,harley.lappin@usdoj.gov, stating that because of the large amount of requests for administrative relief related to Title 18 (Public Law 80-772), the federal Criminal Code, that he had commenced an investigation by the Office of Special Counsel (DOJ), the clerk of the House of Representatives, and the National Archives to determine if Title 18 was unconstitutional. The investigation determined that indeed, Title 18 was unconstitutional. Title 18 includes 18 U.S.C. §3231, which is the only statute allowing prosecution of any federal crime, including Title 21 and Title 26.
Based on the investigation, Lappin went on to state that the House of Representatives had violated the Quorum Clause of the Constitution when the House voted 38 to 6 for passage when a quorum required 218 votes. The quorum issue is governed by Article I, Section 5, Clause 1, of the Constitution and the only Supreme Court case to rule on the Quorum Issue, United States v. Balin, Joseph & Co., 144 U.S. 1, 3 (1892).
On December 8, 2010, under pressure from the DOJ, Lappin issued a Declaration under the penalty of perjury in federal court in New York claiming he never issued the Memorandum. Lappin was then forced to resign. Within the last few months, the evidence has been uncovered that the DOJ engaged in a massive cover-up to conceal their investigation so people could not use it to have their case dismissed pretrial or to be removed from prison based on a claim of actual innocence after trial.
The cover-up began in 2008 when the DOJ investigation started. The cover-up violates numerous criminal statutes as well as Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963), and the Clean Hands Doctrine.
In the last few months, we have had witnesses come forward and prepare affidavits stating they had received a copy of the Lappin Memorandum from the Warden in their prison.
We now have 2 affidavits and have identified 1,800 people in one prison that attended a town hall meeting where the warden passed out a copy of the Memorandum. We are looking for other witnesses.
The petition has passed the lower courts and the Supreme Court accepted it as Docket No. 14-527 on November 7, 2014. The government waived argument on November 21, 2014. The court sent it to the judges on December 3, 2014 for review on January 9, 2015.
This information needs to get to as many human rights and government watchdog groups as soon as possible.
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Michael Edward,
Your Remedy Is In The Law,
1414 Little Walnut Road, Silver City, NM 88061, United States
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