Indiana Senators and House Representatives Response to Our Petition.
Thank you for the signatures and additional support. They are very appreciated. Please continue to share this petition and contact our elected Indiana General Assembly officers as described below. I have sent multiple messages to each of our Indiana senators and house representatives individually regarding the subject matter of our petition through the email addresses provided below. I have also sent multiple individual messages to each of our Indiana senators and house representatives with examples of an Indiana State Police Department attorney mishandling evidence and many in the department violating Indiana State and U.S. Constitutions and statutes, among many other things.
I received a response from one of very many unelected attorneys of our Indiana General Assembly providing misinformation regarding the Constitutional capabilities and obligations of the Indiana General Assembly. I have also received multiple emails from our Indiana senators and house representatives boasting specifically that while We The People are requesting that law enforcement be held accountable for their wrongdoing, our Indiana senators and house representatives have increased funding for the Indiana State Police Department's activities.
Our Indiana senators and house representatives are also boasting a new law which "increases the penalties for those who [obstruct], resist or [interfere] with a law enforcement officers' duties, causing an increased risk of danger." This will be subject to interpretation and will undoubtedly translate into violating our First Amendment Right documented in the U.S. Constitution and Article 1 Section 9 of the Indiana Bill of Rights to record our representative government in the course of their duties. The Indiana State Police Department is constantly changing policies to avoid accountability for their own wrongdoing. Our Indiana senators and house representatives apparently fully support this as it seems to be a priority to them to obscure wrongdoing in the entire Indiana representative government.
https://iga.in.gov/legislative/2025/bills/house/1001/details
Become familiar with the Indiana Bill of Rights and the Indiana Constitutional duties of our Indiana General Assembly and message them individually using the information below. The first link below is our Indiana Bill of Rights. The second link is our Indiana statutes. Both are consistently violated by our Indiana representative government, including the Indiana General Assembly/ legislation. I possess much evidence of this, largely due to the boastful emails sent by our Indiana representative government.
https://indianaconstitution.org/
https://iga.in.gov/laws/2024/ic/titles/1
Please follow the instructions below to make them noticed by all those who have the constitutional authorization to redress grievances.
The following email addresses are of each individual member of the Indiana General Assembly. On a desktop or laptop computer, copy and paste all of the email addresses in the address bar of your email. Pasting that many email addresses simultaneously typically will not work on a small mobile device.
Also included below is a sample message to the Indiana General Assembly that can be used as a template for a personalized message or copied and pasted as is in the message section of the email. In any case, please include Article 1 section 31 of the Indiana Bill of Rights. I have messaged them already, but the more emails that they receive, with as many signatures on the petition as possible, the better. Again, thank you.
Email addresses:
cameron.pannabecker@iga.in.gov
Subject:
Application for Redress of Grievances.
Message:
Please accept the subject matter of the following linked Change.org as an application for redress of grievances. We believe that Nurse Miller deserves a proper investigation into the occurrence detailed in the petition. Thank you.
Indiana Bill of Rights Article 1 Section 31 states that no law shall restrain any of the inhabitants of the State from assembling together in a peaceable manner, to consult for their common good; nor from instructing their representatives; nor from applying to the General Assembly for redress of grievances.