Of Public Concern: Open Forum (page 2)

You spent a total of 7 minutes with my son, Steve G. Williams, Jr. during his arraignment, even though he had been incarcerated for 4 weeks at that point.  

He has written you numerous letters and has made numerous inquiries for you to hear about this case, which was hashed out 1 1/2 years ago in front of Judge Waters in his courtroom.  

The judge, after hearing pre-trial testimony, admitted to inconsistencies in the witnesses' testimonies.  He released my son and sent him home under the assumption that disposition had been done in this case.  Apparently, you know nothing about this because you do not have all the information. 

This borderlines on double jeopardy. That sir, is a crime.  

In the spirit of the 1963 landmark case, Gideon vs Wainwright; Justice Black stated that every person accused of a criminal action shall be represented by competent counsel.  

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My name is Jayne McClure.

In 2003, I was diagnosed with Chronic Paranoid Schizophrenia, and in 2005 with related Multiple Sclerosis.  I am single. A university and TAFE trained artist. I have never been married and as much as I love them, never had children. I suffered with untreated Schizophrenia for a few years, before it was  finally diagnosed . During this time I thought the voice in my head was coming from a psychic, who was at first very angry with me.  Sometimes humorous, and always extremely complex.

3 months a go i was on vacation meeting my bio mom. well she called cps on me without me knowing. saying some false things to them about me giving my 3 month old beneydryl. saying i was druging him. they took him away from me. they put him in a foster home and then child haven. they didnt even test him to see. i was guilty till proven inisent. they took him away because i was in a hotel. i was on vacation. im from louisisan. we finally got him back with a sorry and now were 5000 dollars indept, plus the foster home stole his clothes and stroller plus more of his things. is there anything i can do to get reinburs or sue them. it wasnt right. i got my baby taken away for no reason and it wasnt even my state. i was in foster care growing up so i know the system.
Amber

Editors Note: Amber was referred to The American Family Rights Association Help Line

She was responding to the offer I had made her husband the week before on their front porch. 

The reason Sharon called me is because they don't have any money left for hospital bills. The family car recently broke down and they had to spend everything they had to invest in a functional vehicle.

Instead of paying some incoming hospital bills, they focused on transportation so they can get to the hospital, go to the grocery store, run errands, and be able to take the family to church.

Sharon and her husband Victor are no slackers. They both worked in local nursing homes for more than 20 years.

"I've never missed a payment for nothing," she said. "This kind of gets us down because we simply do not have the money and are getting sued for it."

Between the two of them they generate about $1,100 a month. Sounds like a 'livable' income until one factors in the fact that they are raising a grandson and a great grandson.