Freedom Man Press

April 22nd | by Diego Rodriguez

The Constitution is the highest law of the land, but it is absolutely worthless and meaningless if we don't force our government officials and representatives to abide by it.

Remember, to break a law is to commit a crime, and someone who commits a crime is called a criminal. Since the Constitution is the highest law of the land, when it is broken, the one who breaks it is the highest form of criminal. Therefore, all those who violate the Constitution are, by definition, criminals of the highest order.

Furthermore, police officers make an oath to protect and defend the Constitution while judges make an oath to "faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as ___ under the Constitution and laws of the United States. So help me God."

With that context in mind, let us consider the following Constitutional rights that were violated by the Meridian Police Department and Judge Laurie Fortier in the Baby Cyrus case:

4th Amendment - Kidnapping is Seizing Property

The 4th Amendment protects Americans against unreasonable search and seizure. Specifically, it states, "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures."

Kidnapping a child, particularly without evidence, is a clear violation of the 4th amendment. It is an unreasonable seizure! You can't just steal a baby because you have a badge and a gun! The Meridian Police Department, specifically the child traffickers Jeff Fuller and clinical sociopath Steve Hanson violated the 4th Amendment and seized Baby Cyrus without due process of law.

5th and 14th Amendments - Due process

The 5th amendment famously requires that all Americans receive due process before being "deprived of life, liberty, or property." Due process means that before a child, which is the legal property of parents, can be forcefully taken away from its parents, there must be actual evidence presented that condemns the parents as abusive or threatening in some matter. Hearsay is not sufficient. The opinion of a police officer is also not sufficient. There must be due process.

The 14th Amendment adds the "due process" clause which ensures that each of the 50 states must likewise apply the right of due process, and that this right isn't limited to the federal government—states like Idaho are subject to this requirement as well.

In the case of Baby Cyrus, he was forcefully ripped out of his mother's loving arms by clinical sociopath, Steve Hanson, by the order of child trafficker, Jeff Fuller, without any evidence presented. There was no court case, no witnesses, no testimonies, no evidence—NO DUE PROCESS.

In fact, the only basis for child trafficker Jeff Fuller to make his claim of imminent danger regarding Baby Cyrus, were the words of Nurse Tracy Jungman who had never even seen Baby Cyrus. The violation of the 5th Amendment is clear—and Meridian Police Detectives Jeff Fuller and Steve Hanson violated it. They are, therefore, criminals of the highest order, and all of the police who were on scene at the kidnapping are accomplices.

6th Amendment - Public Trial

The sixth amendment guarantees all American citizens that "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury…"

When a child is taken from its parents, the parents are actually being accused of a crime, either of neglect or abuse, or some other related offense. Any trial of this sort must be public and with an impartial jury. Our founding fathers rightfully recognized the unrestrained power a judge could have if they were allowed to try, prosecute, and sentence someone in private—and therefore prevented such actions in the Bill of Rights—in the 6th Amendment specifically.

Marissa and Levi, and all families who come under the purview of CPS and family court judges like Judge Laurie Fortier, are subject to Constitutionally violating private court hearings. The public is not allowed to enter or know what is going on. And Marissa and Levi are and were forced to abide by a "gag order" which prevents them from speaking about the court proceedings, or risk being arrested.

This is a clear and evident violation of the 6th amendment and it is most egregious. In executing this violation, Judge Laurie Fortier has made herself a reprehensible criminal of the highest order!

7th Amendment - Right to a Jury Trial

The 7th Amendment clearly states, "In suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved…"

In short, any lawsuit which would deprive you of your property or in this case, your child, must preserve the right to a trial by jury. Court precedence exists to establish that this right applies to parental rights cases. And even if it didn't, the right to a jury trial is still covered by the 6th amendment. In either case, Judge Laurie Fortier is in violation of the right to a trial by jury because she is acting as the sole decision maker, and somehow has all power to determine whether or not a child can be ripped away from its parents.

Conclusion:

Tracy Basterrechea is the Chief of Police of the City of Meridian. His police department has a national reputation for being one of the worst and most corrupt police departments in the country. Reputations and culture come from the top—so he is personally responsible for it. He swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. He has broken his oath repeatedly. He is therefore a criminal of the highest order and should be treated as such.

Judge Laurie Fortier has likewise violated her oath and violated the Constitutional rights of American citizens who have come into her court room. She should be immediately removed from office and criminally prosecuted. If not, then what purpose does the Constitution serve if the "authorities" can routinely violate it without consequence?