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Missouri Courts Violate US Constitution

Posted January 3rd, 2010 by admin

The 13^th Amendment of the US Constitution says that involuntary servitude is abolished. The the institutions of government of Missouri seem to be unaware of that fact in relation to victims of paternity fraud. They deny relief to men who have DNA proof that they did not father the child so they can continue to fail to make the real dad pay child support. The courts seem to be in denial, since the Thirteenth Amendment does not allow involuntary servitude. It does not say it’s allowable when it’s in the best interest of a child or when a time limit has run out.

It’s never acceptable, but demanding child support from a man who has no biological connection to a child, and possibly no relationship with the child, is exactly what the State of Missouri is has done.

Using the force of law to indenture a man to pay child support for a child that is not his is involuntary servitude. The Supreme Court stated that “involuntary servitude necessarily means a condition of servitude in which the victim is forced to work for the defendant…by the use or threat of coercion through law or the legal process”.

the Missouri State Government is pressing some of its very citizens into involuntary servitude by ignoring the constitutional rights of its citizens. Sometimes Initiated by the State itself. The courts have the power to grant relief, but over and over again they stick to the Missouri Statues rather than ruling in favor of truth and justice. The Missouri Legislature has failed to change paternity laws in order to protect the children and families of defrauded men by allowing relief of judgements when they are found by DNA Testing to not be the father. Now is the time for the allowance of relief of child support judgements when DNA testing can establish the truth once and for all.

In the last two legislative sessions, bills that would grant relief to victims of child support fraud gathered dust in committees. The continued failure of good legislation will never allow the protection of men who are the victims of child support fraud until the citizens stand up and force the issue. The 2009 Legislative Session of the Missouri Legislature has no prefiled bills pertaining to child support fraud. Get ahold of your State Legislators and demand that they do their job and fix this now. Until this injustice is addressed all men are at risk along with their families.

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