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Statement
The individual identified herein is associated with Child Support Services, an administrative entity exercising prosecutorial authority regarding alleged non-compliance with child support obligations. The actions and practices the agency have violated the United States and Colorado Constitution, particularly regarding violations of due process rights. The administrative authority claimed and exercised through their processes effectively circumvents traditional judicial procedures, undermining established judicial protections and safeguards.
Child Support Services' operational procedures have frequently been found to implement bias, notably gender-based bias, representing an infringement on the fundamental right to equal protection under the law. Conducting administrative hearings or proceedings without the procedural fairness, transparency, and impartiality inherent in formal judicial processes exposes associated personnel to credible allegations of ethical misconduct, abuse of prosecutorial discretion, and violations of due process.
Furthermore, Child Support Services authorities typically claim the power to impose administrative sanctions without judicial oversight. These sanctions include:
- Income Assignments: Automatic deductions from wages or other income sources.
- Tax Refund Offsets: Interception of federal and state tax refunds.
- License Suspensions: Revocation or suspension of driver's, professional, occupational, and recreational licenses.
- Credit Reporting: Reporting delinquent child support payments to credit bureaus.
- Liens and Levies: Placement of liens on property and seizure of bank accounts.
- Passport Denial: Denial or revocation of passports for individuals owing substantial child support arrears.
- Contempt Proceedings: Initiation of court actions that may result in fines or incarceration.
These enforcement actions are executed through administrative processes lacking procedural safeguards provided in judicial settings, raising serious concerns about overreach and infringement on individual rights.
The involvement of this individual with Child Support Services constitutes Brady material, requiring disclosure in all judicial proceedings in which they participate or influence decisions. Parties involved in legal matters should be aware of this individual's association with these procedural and constitutional concerns to ensure fairness and transparency in judicial processes.
