Public policy/White Collar Criminal Acts/Attorney Misconduct involving racial profiling & hate group harassment FL CPI 5617503201 False reporting that she knew would be classified as a violent crime, would involve subsequent legal causation including the P.R.O.T.E.C.T. Act which is a PROSECUTORIAL TOOL INVESTIGATION AND MONITORING COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE CHILDREN AND THE DADS. THAT WAS FEBRUARY OF 2011. ALTHOUGH THE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL WITHIN THE FLORIDA DCF CONFIRMED NO PARTICIPATION FROM FL DCF AGENTS (OFFICIALLY) OCCURRED AFTER THE ADJUDICATED CASE CLOSURE AS OF AUGUST 2011, HARASSMENT AND DEFAMATION CONTINUED AND ADDITIONAL FABRICATIONS BY PUBLIC OFFICERS CONTINUED TO EXONERATE HANDLEY'S FALSE MISSING CHILDREN'S/KIDNAPPING "STATEMENT" NOT CRIMINAL CHARGES SHE WROTE UP ON A GOVERNMENT OFFICE FORM AND DOCUMENT "DEPENDENCY ARRAIGNMENT " FORM, MISLEADING OTHERS THAT A CRIMINAL ARRAIGNMENT HAD ENSUED OR THAT I WAS INVOLVED IN A CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN CHARGE. FRAUD TO COMMENCE PROCEEDINGS, INTENTIONAL ATTORNEY DECEIT FOR NONDISCLOSURE OF THE FIRST PAGE INCLUDING THESE FRAUDULENT STATEMENTS TO THE JUDGE, CONTINUING GENDER VIOLENCE/EXINTIMATE PARTNER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INVOLVING THE SAME PARTIES IN CONCURRENT FAMILY LAW CASES IN THE SAME NINTH DISTRICT COURTS ANOTHER DIVISIONS, PROCEEDINGS INVOLVING ALL PARTIES WERE ONGOING IN DIVISIONS 7 & 38/42. ON THE PUBLIC CLERK OF COURT REGISTRIES AND FL DEPR REVENUE ATTY HISTORICAL DATA, INTENTIONALLY UNCONSOLIDATED. https://goo.gl/9U5P5k

The Department of Revenue has implemented an administrative process to establish child support orders, and this process includes specific procedures designed to protect due process and ensure parents’ access to the court system. While this process has the potential to improve program outcomes, it has not yet produced the expected number of support orders. While the process is somewhat faster than establishing orders through the courts, it takes an average of over seven months to complete, and costs for administrative hearings are higher than those for judicial hearings http://www.oppaga.state.fl.us/Summary.aspx?reportNum=c http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0100-0199/0120/0120.html