CryingMothers.org invites Mother Taylor Swift, and her AMAZING FANS, to Help Mother's End "Immunity" for Judges, Lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), and Others who Steal, Kill and Destroy Our Children! Help Mothers Protect Our Children, and Hold Those Who Harm Them Accountable!
It's not only Mother's who are heartbroken and crying, but fathers, sons, daughters, siblings, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, grandma's, grandpa's, cousins, communities, states, literally all of America! We the People are crying desperately for help from broken and shattered lives by those we once thought we could trust implicitly to make fair and imparticial decisions and judgments.
Who pray tell is causing Mothers to be so heartbroken that they cry for years and years and most never get over the damage and harm done to them and their children???
How long does it take for a Mama to "get over" someone causing their precious sweet beautiful amazing 14-year-old daughter to hang herself? How long does it take to "get over" a GAL and a Judge putting your precious little boy back with the abuser you finally left for good reason who then murders your son?
Who is causing our Mother's to Cry? Who is causing "We the People" to Cry??
Most Americans and earthlings worldwide do NOT realize that ALL Judges, Lawyers, court-appointed Guardian ad Litems (GALs) are totally immune from their actions for everything they do. In the vast majority of court cases worldwide, these officers of the court are shielded from all their wrong doing by the immunity laws they have written and put into place and claim to protect themselves from what they do to Mothers, Fathers, sons, daughters, and "We the People" of each state and Country.
The saying "absolute power corrupts absolutely" is a quote by the 19th century British historian Lord Acton. It means that people in positions of power are more likely to abuse that power, and that the more power someone has, the more likely they are to be corrupted by it.
There are many examples of this throughout history. For example, the Roman Emperor Julius Caesar was assassinated by his own senators because they feared that he was becoming too powerful. And more recently, Adolf Hitler was able to rise to power in Germany by appealing to the fears and prejudices of the German people.
Of course, not everyone in a position of power will be corrupted by it. There are many examples of leaders who have used their power for good, such as Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, Jr. However, the saying "absolute power corrupts absolutely" is a reminder that we need to be vigilant about the dangers of power, and that we need to hold our leaders accountable for their actions.
We Need to Hold Our Leaders Accountable For Their Actions and Enact Mikaela's Law Which Ends Their Immunity
Quasi-judicial immunity is a legal doctrine that protects judges, lawyers, court appointed Guardian ad Litem's (GALs), Officers of the Court, Court Staff, and Others from liability for their decisions. They claim they are immune from prosecution and often claim this "immunity shield" to make harmful decisions and do wrong to the victims of abuse
However, the doctrine of quasi-judicial immunity (immunity for any and all decisions/actions made by court professionals) can have a negative impact on victims of domestic violence. This is because it can make it IMPOSSIBLE for victims to hold their abusers accountable for their violent criminal actions.
For example, when a judge makes a decision that allows an abuser to stay in the home with the victim, the victim may be unable to sue the judge for damages. This can make it difficult and downright IMPOSSIBLE for victims to get the help they need to escape sexual assaults, domestic violence, legal abuse, court abuse and court violence by those welding unaccountable absolute power and control over the victim(s).
CryingMothers.org is Taking Charge and Moving America to Enact Mikaela's Law to End Immunity for Judges, Lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs) and Others!
Mikaela's Law is a proposed law that would remove the doctrine of quasi-judicial immunity for judges who make decisions that harm victims of domestic violence. Mikaela's Law is named in honor of Mikaela Ann Haynes, a 14-year-old who tragically took her own life as a result of the extreme emotional distress caused by her court appointed Guardian ad Litem (GAL) Jennifer Renae Williams. Attorney and GAL Jennifer Williams had threatened Mikaela repeatedly and advocated continually from May 6, 2016 to May 21, 2021 on behalf of Mikaela Haynes abuser Charles Haynes in his criminal sentencing hearing held on December 12, 2018 in the Ripley County Doniphan Missouri Courthouse. TWO WEEKS AFTER MIKAELA TOOK LIFE TO ESCAPE her rapist father and her court appointed Guardian ad Litem (GAL)'s actions this unbelievably arrogant GAL Jennifer Williams testified on behalf of the deceased minor's rapist father Charles Haynes, advocating for his probation instead of prison. UNBELIEVEABLE!
This senseless tragedy serves as a reminder of the need for greater accountability and oversight of the Court system, and all those who work in it, and Mikaela's Law provides a powerful call to action to ensure that no other child has to suffer in the same way. By enacting Mikaela's Law and giving victims and their families a say in the process, in a system that holds wrongdoers accountable for their actions it seeks to ensure that every child is safeguarded and protected from abuse and exploitation. Mikaela's Law is a powerful reminder of the importance of advocating for the rights of victims and their families, and it is a testament to the strength and courage of Mikaela Haynes...
There are five main reasons why we need Mikaela's Law:
It would hold judges accountable for their decisions. Currently, judges, lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), Officers of the Court, Court Staff, Elected Officials, and Others who make bad decisions that harm victims of domestic violence cannot be sued. This means that victims have no way to hold judges, lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), Officers of the Court, Court Staff, Elected Officials, and Others accountable for their actions. Mikaela's Law would change this by allowing victims to sue judges, lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), Officers of the Court, Court Staff, Elected Officials, and Others who make bad decisions that harm victims.
It would deter judges from making bad decisions by holding them accountable for their actions against victims of domestic violence and court violence. Knowing that they could be sued for their decisions, judges, lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs) and others would be more likely to make decisions that are in the best interests of domestic violence victims. This would help to protect victims from further harm.
It would send a message that domestic violence and court violence is a serious problem. By passing Mikaela's Law, we would be sending a message that domestic violence and court violence by its officers is a serious problem and that we will not tolerate it. This would help to raise awareness of domestic violence and encourage victims to come forward.
It would provide justice for victims of domestic and court violence. Victims of domestic violence deserve justice, and Mikaela's Law would help to make that happen. By allowing victims to sue judges, lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs) and others who harm them, Mikaela's Law would help to hold abusers and court professionals accountable for their decisions and actions and provide justice for victims.
It would save lives. Domestic violence and Court Violence is a leading cause of death for women and children in the United States. By passing Mikaela's Law, we could help to save lives by deterring domestic violence and providing justice for victims.
Mikaela's Law is an important piece of legislation that would help to protect victims of domestic violence and court violence. I urge you to contact your elected officials (lawmakers in both the House and Senate) and ask them to support Mikaela's Law. We have prepared a draft of both a bill and an Initiative Petition for Mikaela's Law here.
There are a number of things that can be done to help victims of domestic violence who are affected by quasi-judicial immunity (Immunity Laws that shields Court Professionals from being sued for their wrong decisions and actions that harm "We the People" and our little ones, causing Crying Mothers!
These include:
- Enacting Mikaela's Law (which REMOVES IMMUNITY from court professionals) for victims of domestic and court violence so that victims can sue those in power that harm them, like a Judge, Lawyer, Guardian ad Litem (GAL), Officers of the Court, and others
- Changing the law to eliminate quasi-judicial immunity for Judges, Lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs) for all cases
- Educating "We the People" on what we can do to enact Mikaela's Law in each state and make it a law that the state has to pay a lawyer or counselor of the victims choice to represent the victim against the wrong doer(s) sort of like legal aid, but instead everyone qualifies for each state they live in which automatically pays for the victim's defense, sort of like legal aid only legal aid for victims of court violence
- CryingMothers.org is a worldwide organization that can investigate your court case and issue a verified and certified Certificate of Domestic Violence and/or Court Violence, depending on the outcome of the investigation. The organization's committee will review the details of your case and make a determination as to whether or not you qualify for a Certified Certificate of domestic violence and/or court violence . If you are found to be a victim of domestic violence or court violence, you will be issued a certificate that can be used to access many resources and support services.
How We Can Enact Mikaela's Law in Every State
Mikaela's Law is a proposed law that would END IMMUNITY for all Judges, Lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), Court Staff, Elected Officials and and require states to provide legal representation to victims of domestic violence and court violence. The victims redress/equity of the violence should be paid for by its perpetrators, abusers, and their employers that employed them and their bosses during their acts of violence against the victims. This would ensure that everyone has access to justice, regardless of their ability to afford an attorney or counselor of the victims choice.
There are a few things that we can do to enact Mikaela's Law in every state. First, we can contact our state legislators House and Senate and urge them to support Mikaela's Law. We can also sign petitions and raise awareness about the issue. Finally, we can donate to organizations that are working to enact Mikaela's Law.
Together, we can make a difference and ensure that everyone has access to justice.
Here are some specific steps that you can take to help enact Mikaela's Law:
Contact your state legislators and urge them to support Mikaela's Law. You can find their contact information on your state's website. House and Senate
Sign petitions and raise awareness about the issue. There are a number of petitions that you can sign online. You can also spread the word about Mikaela's Law on social media and in your community.
Donate to organizations that are working to enact Mikaela's Law. There are a number of people and organizations that are working to make Mikaela's Law a reality such as CryingMothers.org, Justice For Kids Justice For Kids, Family Forward Project, and others. You can donate to these organizations online or by mail.
By taking these steps, you can help to make sure that everyone has access to justice.
Domestic violence is a serious problem that can have a devastating impact on victims. It is important to do everything we can to help victims of domestic violence, including protecting victims from the harmful effects of quasi-judicial immunity decisions and actions of judges, lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), Officers of the Court, and Others.
What Does The Constitution Say About Domestic Violence?
"The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence."Article IV Section 4 | Constitution Annotated - Congress.gov.
Article IV Section 4 of the United States Constitution States that, "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion...and, "against domestic Violence." The invasion of "foreign agents" which are elected officers of the court attorneys which become "foreign agents" upon taking their Oaths of Office or Oaths to the BAR Association are committing acts of domestic violence against "We the People" and are causing mothers, fathers, siblings, sisters, brothers, aunts and uncles, cousins, grandma's and grandpa's to cry for the unbelievable carnage wrought in their families by these agents of the court system who have issued and claim for themselves total immunity for their wrong decisions that harm victims of domestic violence. Please support Mikaela's Law to end immunity. It is critical to enact Mikaela's Law in EACH STATE to end the suffering of Americans and save hundreds of thousands of lives!
CryingMothers.org is a organization that provides support and resources to mothers who have been victims of violence. We offer a variety of services, including:
Investigation of Court Cases and Issuance of Certified Certificates of Domestic Violence and or Court Violence to Help Victims
We investigate each court case that is submitted to us. Our investigatory committee will determine whether or not you are eligible for a certified certificate of verified domestic and/or court violence. The non-refundable fee for investigating and reviewing your case is $35 for small cases (less than 1/2 inch stack of paper) or $65 for large cases (over 1/2 inch stack of paper).
If you are determined by CryingMothers.org court case investigators to be eligible for a certified certificate, we will issue you a certified certificate validating the violence committed against you. This certified Domestic and/or Court Violence certificate can be used to help you obtain housing and other resources, restraining orders, custody arrangements, validation of domestic violence and/or court violence (legal abuse) for police departments, Family Services, Case workers, credit bureaus and other types of assistance.
Here are some additional details about the investigation process:
We will review all of the relevant court documents, including the complaint, the response, and any orders that have been issued.
We may also interview you and the other parties involved in the case.
Our investigatory committee will make a determination based on the evidence that is presented.
If you would like to apply for a Domestic Violence and/or Court Violence Certified Certificate please click here to apply. You can send your scanned documents to Email: Help@CryingMothers.org.
Join CryingMothers.org to share your experiences, learn coping mechanisms, and help to build support networks.
Educational resources: We offer a variety of educational only resources for mothers who have been victims of domestic and court violence. These resources provide information on domestic violence, court violence, including crime-tainted lowered credit scores that harm victims of abuse and cause years of continued abuse by the perpetrator(.
Domestic violence and/or Court Violence is a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner. Domestic violence can be physical, sexual, emotional, or financial. It can also include stalking, threats, and intimidation.
Victims of domestic violence can experience a wide range of physical, emotional, and psychological effects. These effects can include:
- Physical injuries, such as bruises, cuts, broken bones, and head injuries
- Sexual assault
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Substance abuse
- Low self-esteem
- Suicidal thoughts, attempts
- Crime-tainted Lowered Credit Scores
- Economic Abuse
- Paper Genocide
If "We the People" Did What Judges, Lawyers, Guardian ad Litems (GALs), Officers of the Court and Others Did, We Would Be Criminals
If we, the people, did the things that judges, lawyers, guardian ad litems (GALs), officers of the court and others did, we would be criminals. We would be charged with crimes like child endangerment, murder, mutilation, human trafficking, child trafficking, financial exploitation, domestic violence, enabling abusers, becoming accomplices of abusers and sexual assaulters, and victim blaming.
But because these people are in positions of power, they are often able to get away with these crimes. They are protected by their status and their colleagues, and they are rarely held accountable for their actions.
This is a serious problem. It means that the people who are supposed to protect us are often the ones who are hurting us the most. It means that we cannot trust the system to keep us safe.
We need to change this. We need to hold these people accountable for their crimes. We need to make sure that they are punished for the harm they have caused.
We can do this by speaking out, by demanding justice, and by supporting organizations that are working to protect victims of abuse.
Together, we can make a difference.
If we join together as Mothers who are fighting for our very children and grandchildren's lives we will accomplish removing these immunity laws that protect wrongdoers, the very ones who cannot handle absolute power and control, because they have abused their very position of power and trust that were given to them by "We the People". Now it's time to make changes and enact Mikaela's Law that removes this absolute power that has corrupted them.
Just in case the non-offending fathers, and siblings are wondering if Mothers are the only one getting focused on in this horrible sitation that is a nationwide problem, we are also focusing on each victim of the officers of the court. There ARE good judges, lawyers and GALs, but the ones who are focused on making a bundle to line their own pockets at the expense of children is why these outdated immunity laws need removed. Please help us enact Mikaela's law in this upcoming 2024 election.
Mikaela Haynes was a 14-year-old girl who took her own life after being abused by her father. Mikaela's mother, Cynthia Haynes, has filed a lawsuit against the guardian ad litem (GAL) who was appointed to represent Mikaela in her custody case. The GAL, Jennifer Renae Williams, has been accused of failing to protect Mikaela from her father and of misleading the court.
Mikaela's death is a tragedy, but it is not an isolated incident. Every year, thousands of children are harmed or killed by their parents or other caregivers. In many of these cases, the courts have failed to protect these children.
We are asking you to help us raise awareness of this issue and to support our efforts to enact Mikaela's Law through either the House and Senate or a Initiative Petition. If enough people contact their Lawmakers and the lawmakers will unanioumously support SAVING THE LIVES OF VICTIM CHILDREN AND MOTHERS from immunity laws that shield Judges, Lawyers, GALs and other officers of the court, we would not have to do an Initiative Petition to get Mikaela's Law added to the 2024 election ballots for voters to choose to remove immunity laws that shield Judges, Lawyers, GALs, Officers of the Court and others from their wrongdoing against victim children.
This is where we need your help contacting the lawmakers House and Senate. Mikaela's Law would remove immunity from guardians ad litem and other court-appointed professionals who are responsible for protecting children. This law would help to ensure that children are safe and that their voices are heard in court.
We know that you care about children. We believe that you can use your platform to help us make a difference. Please join us in supporting Mikaela's Law and in fighting to protect children from harm.