WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO SECURE THE RETURN OF KIDNAPPED CHILD(REN)
Q, "…Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended…"
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sauce legalfag's ppt:
http://traversecityfamilylaw.com/Documents/UCCJEA.SUMMER.SEMINAR.FINAL.ppt
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO SECURE THE RETURN OF KIDNAPPED CHILD(REN)
Q, "…Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended…"
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I tied Scotus Case #15-754 to Q post #754. That case had to do with kidnapped children and WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS WAS SUSPENDED' in that case!
>>3726516 (pb)
Q trolling the cabal?
I have always believed that Justice Scalia was killed because he demanded that #15-754 Adkins vs. Adkins SCOTUS case be heard.
The day of his death Arthur Aidala gave a phone interview on Fox News in which he said Justice Scalia was most upset about how families in this country are being treated.
Summary of the case: A county trial court judge took the children from the mother in a post-divorce motion (no trial, no attorney and improper notice) and then the Mother was DENIED ALL APPEALS ALL THE WAY TO AND AT SCOTUS.
IN OTHER WORDS, WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS WAS SUSPENDED
The SCOTUS case was #754 in the 2015 Term.
I decided to look up Q post #754 and see if there were any hints from Q and low and behold Q's post #754 occurred on the ANNIVERSARY OF JUSTICE SCALIA'S DEATH
COINCIDENCE?
Put this all in perspective for a minute….a US Citizen separated from children with no trial, no hearing, no appeal. Like Kavanaugh - falsely accused. Like Immigrant families - separated from children.
Chew on that for a bit.
Here is the brief on the case…
https://studylib.net/doc/8330631/adkins-v.-adkins—cockle-legal-briefs
Here is the SCOTUS docket:
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=%2Fdocketfiles%2F15-754.htm
>Does anyone want to do a dig on VR Systems the voting machines used extensively across Florida?
>George Soros owned?
Here you go…
Election-Hacking Lessons from the 2018 Def Con Hackers Conference
"(According to a leaked National Security Agency document, in 2016, Russian hackers broke into VR Systems, a Tallahassee-based election-technology vender that services eight states, including Florida, where it does work for fifty-eight of the state’s sixty-seven counties. The company said a review found no evidence of a breach.)"
"Those same manufacturers have been reluctant to admit flaws in their products, and eager to promote the myth that machines that are not connected to the Internet are not susceptible to hacking."
https://www.newyorker.com/news/dispatch/election-hacking-lessons-from-the-2018-def-con-hackers-conference