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The cornerstone of this “abuse” is VAWA the Violence Against Women Act. It was passed into law by Bill Clinton in 1994 and has been extended by every subsequent President. This law funnels Billions of dollars into discriminatory education and propaganda that violates men’s civil rights. Many times DVIs or Domestic Violence Injunctions are used as a tool in divorce, child custody or just vengeance against a partner, most often against males. This is because the system of acquiring a DVI is simple and requires no evidence, witnesses or prior police reports. Just the word of an alleged victim making a claim of abuse. The repercussions of these orders are devastating and many times result in a violation, arrest and complete destruction of one’s life. Even in cases when they are dismissed, a serious blemish remains on the falsely accused forever; how does that look to potential employers who almost always perform background checks prior to employment? This must be stopped and a better system of protecting all victims of domestic violence should be put in place.

One Million False Allegations of Domestic Violence Each Year, Report Finds

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 / U.S. Newswire / – Over one million false allegations of domestic violence are filed each year. These allegations often result in family break-up and the removal of children from their parents, according to a report released today.

"A Culture of False Allegations: How VAWA Harms Families and Children" documents how the Violence Against Women Act defines "domestic violence" in broad terms. That has given rise to one million claims of domestic "violence" each year in which physical violence is not even alleged.

Elaine Epstein, former president of the Massachusetts Bar Association, is on the record as saying, "Everyone knows that restraining orders and orders to vacate are granted to virtually all who apply ... In many cases, allegations of abuse are now used for tactical advantage."

An example of the problem is Dan Iagatta of Foxboro, Mass. A quadriplegic dad who is confined to a wheelchair, he was accused of domestic abuse by his wife and recently ordered to vacate his home.

"False allegations of domestic violence have become so widespread that lawyers now call them a legal 'slam-dunk,'" notes RADAR spokesman Ron Grignol. "Some are saying we should pass a David Letterman Protection Act to curb the problem."

TV talk-show host Letterman was formally charged with domestic violence after a New Mexico woman accused him of

harassing her with mental telepathic messages.

Restraining orders are now seen as part of the "gamesmanship of divorce


Five South Florida Attorneys Disbarred.
 
 

The Florida Supreme Court disbarred five South Florida attorneys in the third quarter, including two attorneys who pleaded guilty to fraud – Michael McNerney of Fort Lauderdale and Julio Antonio Rodriguez of Hialeah.

McNerney pleaded guilty to fraud in connection with the billion-dollar Mutual Benefits viatical investment scheme. Antonio Rodriguez pleaded in connection with a Lee County mortgage fraud scheme.

The local discipline was part of a quarterly announcement by the Florida Bar that included 24 cases and 12 disbarments statewide.

As an official arm of the state's high court, the Bar and its Department of Lawyer Regulation are charged with administering a statewide system to enforce Supreme Court rules of professional conduct for more than 90,000 lawyers.

Following are details provided by the Bar in a news release. The complete release can be seen on the Bar's website.

Michael Joseph McNerney, 796 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, disbarred effective immediately, following a Sept. 20 court order. (Admitted to practice: 1973) McNerney pleaded guilty in court to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, a felony. (Case No. SC11-1145)

Julio Antonio Rodriguez, 15485 Eagle Nest Lane, Suite 110, Hialeah, disbarred retroactive to July 5, following a Sept. 12 court order. (Admitted to prac ...

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