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> > I think people should KNOW the kind of garbage > > that caseworkers spew onto reports, and that judges > > don't throw said obvious spew out of court. > > ".... said obvious spew..." For example: Caseworker said that I stood around outside their building "in an intimidating manner" for hours. Supposedly caseworkers spent HOURS watching some guy standing around outside of their building. They say it was me. 1. Not true. 2. No witness provided 3. It's a large public building. 4. I did visit a congressman's office in that building. I was never near that building for hours. 5. Even if it WERE true, it's a LEGAL and Constitutionally protected activity. 1st Amendment no less. 6. When I DO stand around outside their building I will be carrying a picket sign which they will no doubt find to be "intimidating". 7. Logical problem. They have window ledges that would obstruct such observation of the sidewalk below from their 3rd floor offices. 8. The complaint is more interesting because it makes apparent their interest in violating people's constitutional rights. 9. Which caseworker had HOURS to waste on watching somebody on the sidewalk below their windows? But why didn't the JUDGE throw this out of court based on number 5? Why should a person prove or disprove something that from all descriptions is 100% LEGAL? The Judge should have thrown it out based on obvious conflict with 1st Amendment. It's supposed to be part of their job to do that.
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