WHITE COLLAR CRIMES ABUSE OF PROCESS PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT LAWYER MISCONDUCT JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT
Friday, 9 December 2016
ARTICLE XIII. - ETHICAL STANDARDS FOR COUNTY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
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Monday, 5 December 2016
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Rule 8.3. Reporting Professional Misconduct. (a) A lawyer who knows that another lawyer has committed a violation of the Rules of Pro...
ACAP/THE REGIONAL/DISTRICT & OIG DID NOT COMPLY WITH OR THE WAS A FAILURE TO REPORT ( https://oig.hhs.gov/fraud/report-fraud/) attached ethical complaint form regarding FL CPI CERTIFICATION FOR MISCONDUCT COMPLAINTS; Fw: ORGANIZED CRIME BETWEEN ATTYS FI FL DCF, GAL, CPI WHO INTENTIONAL COMMITTED FRAUDS, EMPLOYEE MISCONDUCT, PERSONALITY TORTS & FRAUD TO COMMENCE PROCEEDINGS IN COURT HARSSMENT DURING THE MOTHER AND NATURAL PARENT'S POSTSECONDARY ENROLLMENT & THEREAFTER DURING EMPLOYABILITY RECRUITING, LIBELOUS STATEMENT WERE MADE WHICH HAVE NO VALIDITY WHILE ABSCOUNDING CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT & RECOVERY OF RETROACTIVE CHILD SUPPORT)Fw: COMPLAINT RE: GAL PERFORMANCE AND CONDUCT/ DORIS MACKEY REPRESENTING FL GAL ORANGE COUNTY COMPLAINT INCLUDES THAT THE GAL REPRESENTATIVE ALSO KNEW ABOUT HISTORICAL DATA OMITTED FROM TESTIMONY Fw: (CASE DP1140 DIV 7/OMITTED: INTENTIONAL BIASEDNESS concurrent court proceedings FL DCF KNEW ABOUT :NINTH DISTRICT HISTORICAL DATA DIV 38/42 PRECEEDING CLAIM BY DCF CPI FELICIA HANDLEY 2005DR14270 08-24-2004 Petition for paternity entered Service denied 09-24-2004 Petition to establish paternity denied Respondent petitioned to dismiss paternity 11-08-2004 05-05-2006 Final judgment granted on paternity 10-19-2010 Final judgment for child support entered 10-22-2010 Order for income deduction 11-29-2010 Notice of change of address 12-28-2010 Petition heard to establish child support 01-14-2011 Returned mail 01-04-2011 Motion to set arrears entered 01-04-2011 Notice and hearing 02-14-2011 Hearing to set arrears 01/28/2011 Plaintiff petitions for the need for custody denied 02/04/2011) Fw: Attorney Misconduct/Resubmitted/Attorney Details Needed Per Request PROSECUTOR’S ROLE IN ADDRESSING SUSPECTED LAW ENFORCEMENT MISCONDUCT (a) If the prosecutor has reason to suspect misconduct or unauthorized illegal activity at any level of the prosecutor’s office or in any agency or department engaged in a criminal investigation, the prosecutor should promptly report the suspicion and the reason for it to appropriate supervisory personnel in the prosecutor’s office who have authority to address the problem, or to the appropriate inspector general’s office, or similar agency, if reporting within the prosecutor’s own office is problematic. Reporting may also be required to comply with requirements of the applicable rules of professional conduct, the Model Rules and the law of the jurisdiction.
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INFORMS THE FLORIDA BAR ATTORNEY/CONSUMER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ACAP) WITHIN THE TIME AND STATUTORY LIMITATIONS OF 6 SIX YEARS, THAT TH...
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