DOJ charge Ron DeSantis - Civil Rights Crimes - 18 U.S.C. §§ 241, 242
DOJ charge Ron DeSantis - Civil Rights Crimes - 18 U.S.C. §§ 241, 242
The Issue
DOJ Charge Ron DeSantis: cover-up of courthouse forgery and First Amendment and Due Process crimes under 18 U.S.C. §§ 241, 242.
It all began with a forgery of a court order by Florida prosecutor Amira Fox and her subordinate, Anthony Kunasek, who eventually committed suicide after his crimes were detailed in a high profile federal lawsuit and federal law enforcement began investigating.
The goal of the prosecutorial courthouse order forgery was to silence the dissent of activist/musician Scott Huminski concerning his publications and criticism of the Florida police state.
Ultimately, the forged court order of Amira Fox and Kunasek resulted in a gag order preventing Huminski's communication with the entire State government of Florida - FOR LIFE.
The forgery of Amira Fox initiated the criminal contempt case, State of Florida v. Huminski. Thus, the party in the criminal case was the entire State of Florida and pursuant to the above order - ALL COMMINICATION WITH THE ENTIRE FLORIDA GOVERNMENT WAS PROHIBITED with a looming threat of incarceration for contempt if Huminski dared to communicate with the Florida government in violation of this order.
The last 30 days of Prosecutor Kunasek's life prior to his suicide by gunshot wound to the head are documented in this Court Filing on pages 75-77.
DESANTIS PROTECTS THE PRODUCTS OF THE FORGED COURT ORDER IN STATE COURTS
DeSantis became a defendant in 2 State Court suits in 2021 and 2022 and was served with sworn documents chronicling the forgery of State's Attorney Amira Fox and the perpetual prohibition on speech.
The cases where DeSantis was a defendant were,
- Huminski v. State, 2021-018435-CA-01, 11th Judicial Circuit and
- Huminski v. State, 3D2021-1920, 3rd District Court of Appeal.
The record on appeal contains items of interest at pages 127-223, a request for a restraining order against DeSantis, and at pages 401-422, a paper documenting DeSantis' knowledge of the forgery by State's Attorney Amira Fox which he has chosen to passively support and/or approvingly cover-up.
Not surprisingly, no relief was available from any Florida Court with judges appointed by DeSantis and his similarly minded predecessors.
DeSantis's support of the forged court order and the perpetual speech prohibition enriched the State Treasury with costs, fines and fees obtained in the case by the government (the State is still trying to collect these ill-gotten gains) and, of course, silenced/chilled core protected political speech of Huminski absolutely, without exemption, in perpetuity. The over-breadth of this speech prohibition is breathtakingly oppressive and absent any hint to narrowly tailor the gag order.
DeSantis' obsessive support of the prosecutorial forgery and speech prohibition that he vehemently fought to protect and maintain in 2021 & 2022 were on the record in these court challenges to the State of Florida's use of forgery of a Court order to initiate a criminal case.
Prosecutor Kunasek may be alive today if DeSantis simply removed his supervisor, State's Attorney Amira Fox, from office for ordering her subordinate [Kunasek] to engage in the felony forgery that eventually led to his suicide in 2022.
DeSantis' civil rights crimes,
- Violation of the First Amendment concerning his conduct in State Court cases intending to make permanent, support and/or cover-up the perpetual prohibition of core protected political expression.
- Violation of the Due Process clause concerning his conduct in State Court case intending to make permanent the results of a court case that was solely the product of prosecutor felony forgery of a court order.
- 18 U.S.C. § 241 Conspiracy Against Rights. He conspired with his attorney, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody to violate civil rights.
- 18 U.S.C. § 242 Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law. DeSantis and his AG used litigation schemes to assure that the First Amendment violations and Due Process violations of State's Attorney Amira Fox would remain permanent constituting a continuing criminal offense.
DESANTIS - FOX - KUNASEK, QUID PRO QUO - FELONY FORGERY COVER-UP
Certainly DeSantis is not shy about removing prosecutors affiliated with the Democratic party as depicted in Warren v. DeSantis. It would seem like Ms. Fox's forgery of a Court Order would merit removal except for one issue, she is a right wing crony of DeSantis and a quid pro quo exists between DeSantis and Fox.
- FL State's Attorney Amira Fox covered-up perjury of DeSantis' 2019 appointee Broward County Sheriff Tony. Kunasek was assigned the "investigation".
- In return, DeSantis covered-up Fox's forgery of a Court order in State Courts. See attachment, paras. 16-23 in this court paper.
DeSantis appointee Sheriff Tony also failed to disclose his homicide arrest in his law enforcement applications.
DeSantis refuses to remove his first major law enforcement appointee, Sheriff Tony, as a new Governor in 2019 and, likewise, refuses to remove Amira Fox for on-the-job felonies and has recently appointed her to another government entity.
During the time period involved in the aforementioned, DeSantis was scheming to remove twice elected Tampa prosecutor Andrew Warren. Warren's case is now on appeal in the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals and is also in the Florida Supreme Court.
This court paper stands unopposed in the United States 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, Warren v. DeSantis, 23-10459, case detailing the forgery and lifetime speech prohibition. This paper was sworn under oath and false statements would constitute perjury which, in the Florida police state, would by prosecuted if not true.
THE JUDGE JAMES R. ADAMS
"Retired" during the pendency of the case. He had been condemned by a higher court for case hijacking over a dozen cases akin to State v. Huminski (hijacked from the 20th Circuit Court) and he also had problems ruling on cases with lawyers he was having sex with. Florida justice at its best.
The most recent filing in the Warren v. DeSantis case,3/13/2023.
More articles on the DeSantis / Fox quid pro quo that resulted in DeSantis support of the prosecutorial felony forgery of a court order ...
https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/04/18854130.php
https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/05/18854148.php
CONCLUSION
The U.S. Department of Justice must investigate and prosecute Governor DeSantis for civil rights crimes related to the First Amendment and Due Process under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.
DeSantis must remove State's Attorney Amira Fox and stop/reverse his course of conduct related to State v. Huminski, a criminal contempt case that was initiated with a forged court order that DeSantis is enamored with.
Note:
- Contempt of court is not a statutory misdemeanor/felony in Florida, so the caption "State of Florida v. Huminski, 17-MM-815" is constitutionally infirm and the State of Florida is not listed as a plaintiff in any paper filed by the State. The case is void ab initio because of the absence of an initial/charging paper listing the State as a Plaintiff. The State had no "standing".
Detailed outrageous nonsense that transpired in DeSantis' beloved case State v. Huminski (initiated with a government forgery) is here,
or
An article detailing much of the background of the above.
416
The Issue
DOJ Charge Ron DeSantis: cover-up of courthouse forgery and First Amendment and Due Process crimes under 18 U.S.C. §§ 241, 242.
It all began with a forgery of a court order by Florida prosecutor Amira Fox and her subordinate, Anthony Kunasek, who eventually committed suicide after his crimes were detailed in a high profile federal lawsuit and federal law enforcement began investigating.
The goal of the prosecutorial courthouse order forgery was to silence the dissent of activist/musician Scott Huminski concerning his publications and criticism of the Florida police state.
Ultimately, the forged court order of Amira Fox and Kunasek resulted in a gag order preventing Huminski's communication with the entire State government of Florida - FOR LIFE.
The forgery of Amira Fox initiated the criminal contempt case, State of Florida v. Huminski. Thus, the party in the criminal case was the entire State of Florida and pursuant to the above order - ALL COMMINICATION WITH THE ENTIRE FLORIDA GOVERNMENT WAS PROHIBITED with a looming threat of incarceration for contempt if Huminski dared to communicate with the Florida government in violation of this order.
The last 30 days of Prosecutor Kunasek's life prior to his suicide by gunshot wound to the head are documented in this Court Filing on pages 75-77.
DESANTIS PROTECTS THE PRODUCTS OF THE FORGED COURT ORDER IN STATE COURTS
DeSantis became a defendant in 2 State Court suits in 2021 and 2022 and was served with sworn documents chronicling the forgery of State's Attorney Amira Fox and the perpetual prohibition on speech.
The cases where DeSantis was a defendant were,
- Huminski v. State, 2021-018435-CA-01, 11th Judicial Circuit and
- Huminski v. State, 3D2021-1920, 3rd District Court of Appeal.
The record on appeal contains items of interest at pages 127-223, a request for a restraining order against DeSantis, and at pages 401-422, a paper documenting DeSantis' knowledge of the forgery by State's Attorney Amira Fox which he has chosen to passively support and/or approvingly cover-up.
Not surprisingly, no relief was available from any Florida Court with judges appointed by DeSantis and his similarly minded predecessors.
DeSantis's support of the forged court order and the perpetual speech prohibition enriched the State Treasury with costs, fines and fees obtained in the case by the government (the State is still trying to collect these ill-gotten gains) and, of course, silenced/chilled core protected political speech of Huminski absolutely, without exemption, in perpetuity. The over-breadth of this speech prohibition is breathtakingly oppressive and absent any hint to narrowly tailor the gag order.
DeSantis' obsessive support of the prosecutorial forgery and speech prohibition that he vehemently fought to protect and maintain in 2021 & 2022 were on the record in these court challenges to the State of Florida's use of forgery of a Court order to initiate a criminal case.
Prosecutor Kunasek may be alive today if DeSantis simply removed his supervisor, State's Attorney Amira Fox, from office for ordering her subordinate [Kunasek] to engage in the felony forgery that eventually led to his suicide in 2022.
DeSantis' civil rights crimes,
- Violation of the First Amendment concerning his conduct in State Court cases intending to make permanent, support and/or cover-up the perpetual prohibition of core protected political expression.
- Violation of the Due Process clause concerning his conduct in State Court case intending to make permanent the results of a court case that was solely the product of prosecutor felony forgery of a court order.
- 18 U.S.C. § 241 Conspiracy Against Rights. He conspired with his attorney, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody to violate civil rights.
- 18 U.S.C. § 242 Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law. DeSantis and his AG used litigation schemes to assure that the First Amendment violations and Due Process violations of State's Attorney Amira Fox would remain permanent constituting a continuing criminal offense.
DESANTIS - FOX - KUNASEK, QUID PRO QUO - FELONY FORGERY COVER-UP
Certainly DeSantis is not shy about removing prosecutors affiliated with the Democratic party as depicted in Warren v. DeSantis. It would seem like Ms. Fox's forgery of a Court Order would merit removal except for one issue, she is a right wing crony of DeSantis and a quid pro quo exists between DeSantis and Fox.
- FL State's Attorney Amira Fox covered-up perjury of DeSantis' 2019 appointee Broward County Sheriff Tony. Kunasek was assigned the "investigation".
- In return, DeSantis covered-up Fox's forgery of a Court order in State Courts. See attachment, paras. 16-23 in this court paper.
DeSantis appointee Sheriff Tony also failed to disclose his homicide arrest in his law enforcement applications.
DeSantis refuses to remove his first major law enforcement appointee, Sheriff Tony, as a new Governor in 2019 and, likewise, refuses to remove Amira Fox for on-the-job felonies and has recently appointed her to another government entity.
During the time period involved in the aforementioned, DeSantis was scheming to remove twice elected Tampa prosecutor Andrew Warren. Warren's case is now on appeal in the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals and is also in the Florida Supreme Court.
This court paper stands unopposed in the United States 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, Warren v. DeSantis, 23-10459, case detailing the forgery and lifetime speech prohibition. This paper was sworn under oath and false statements would constitute perjury which, in the Florida police state, would by prosecuted if not true.
THE JUDGE JAMES R. ADAMS
"Retired" during the pendency of the case. He had been condemned by a higher court for case hijacking over a dozen cases akin to State v. Huminski (hijacked from the 20th Circuit Court) and he also had problems ruling on cases with lawyers he was having sex with. Florida justice at its best.
The most recent filing in the Warren v. DeSantis case,3/13/2023.
More articles on the DeSantis / Fox quid pro quo that resulted in DeSantis support of the prosecutorial felony forgery of a court order ...
https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/04/18854130.php
https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/05/18854148.php
CONCLUSION
The U.S. Department of Justice must investigate and prosecute Governor DeSantis for civil rights crimes related to the First Amendment and Due Process under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.
DeSantis must remove State's Attorney Amira Fox and stop/reverse his course of conduct related to State v. Huminski, a criminal contempt case that was initiated with a forged court order that DeSantis is enamored with.
Note:
- Contempt of court is not a statutory misdemeanor/felony in Florida, so the caption "State of Florida v. Huminski, 17-MM-815" is constitutionally infirm and the State of Florida is not listed as a plaintiff in any paper filed by the State. The case is void ab initio because of the absence of an initial/charging paper listing the State as a Plaintiff. The State had no "standing".
Detailed outrageous nonsense that transpired in DeSantis' beloved case State v. Huminski (initiated with a government forgery) is here,
or
An article detailing much of the background of the above.
416
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Petition created on March 13, 2023