Congress providing for protection of civil rights including the right to vote. Specific Rights Defined By United States Supreme Court Rulings. The United States Supreme Court has established precedents which defines the right of parties to attend hearings to which they are parties of interest as a matter of due process:

1. Fundamental request of due process is opportunity to be heard at a meaningful time and in meaningful manner. Matthews v. Eldridge VA 1976 96 S.Ct 893, 424 US 319. 47 L.Ed.2d.18

2. The absolute fundamentals of due process of law; are jurisdiction,adequate notice, and a fair hearing US v Certain Parcels of Land in Price George County Md. D.C. Md 1941, 40 F Supp 436

3. Fair Play is the essence of due process Galveston vs.Press Ca1954,74S Ct 737,347 U.S. 522.98 Led.911.

1. US Supreme Court Ruling Thersea Schiavo-Schindler, et al. v. Michael Schiavo, et al. protects the rights of patients to choose their medical treatment over the objection of medical or government officials. Online documents

1. The United States Supreme Court has enacted Constitional Law on the Right of Citizens to Interstate Travel comprised by 100 some odd rulings incuding such precedents as US V Guest (383 U.S. 745 (more) 86 S. Ct. 1170; 16 L. Ed. 2d 239) and Williams V Fears 179 U.S. 270 (1900) The gist of the Supreme Court Law is that citizens have a well established right to engaged in interstate travel and live where they so wish. Generally it is beyound the power of the federal, state, or city governments to restrict these rights.

David Bradshaw

vs

Chris Walters
Carmen Odom
Case 04CVS2674

1. Mr. David Bradshaw filed suit in the Superior Court of North Carolina at Winston Salem,NC claiming he was infected and required 2 surgeries as a result of North Carolina Disabilities Services negiligence in processing.

2. Chris Walters SSI Cross Claim April 30th, 2004 parties are seeking millions in damages for injury and civil rights violations where the State of North Carolina & Social Security Administration claim and exercise an alleged right for 2 years too throw away Chris Walters 107 doctors statements and in 1993 deported his SSI claims to San Luis Obispo, California:

3. North Carolina Brief claims the right to violate the law whenever it wishes as it sees fit and seems to take various ruling by Supreme Court Justice Scalia out of context.

4. The request made by North Carolina Representative Kim Falor to discontinue a course of Medical Treatment authorized by Downtown Baptist Health Center resulted in a question of a complaint being filed with Social Security Officials and Social Security Counsel At Law Lisa Desoto and US Magistrate Sharp and Clerk of 4th Circuit and eventually too US Appellate Court Judge Wilkins

Question Medicare Fraud Washington DSHS Claim #3491348 October-December, 2005 includes and 3rd party tampering Question Federal Grand Jury Investigation Involving DSHS where medical providers; contact with fraud investigation hotlines; and reported threats against Dr. Fitch. Washington State Auditor issued this report suggesting the program is rampant with fraud, waste, and mismanagement. Tampering in 2006 by a federally funded homeless shelter caused me to contact the Federal Prosecutor and suggest a Federal Grand Jury investigation.

Addressed to Federal Prosecutor
Karin J Immergut USA
Mark O Hatfield U.S. Courthouse
1000 SW Third Avenue, Suite 600
Portland, Oregon 97204-2902

Dear Federal Prosecutor

I am counsel of record in questions of law removed to the Social Security Appeals Council in the case of Christopher A. Walters SSI 261-90-6357 and have noted the appearance of a 3rd party already ejected by a Social Security Judge for fraud and continued efforts to tamper in possible violation of Title 18 USC 1505. Obstruction of proceedings before departments, agencies, and committees and other statutes:

1. In April of 2006 the Social Security Administrative Law Judge William Herbert in San Antonio, Texas issued his ruling which ejected all of Washington States DSHS and representatives medical findings and efforts apparently as being a fraud, hoax, or sham which are probably best described as a possible violation of Title 18 USC 371 Conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud United States.(*Cited).

2. In 2006 Washington State Auditor Brian Sonntag issued his report and disallowed $6.1 billion of Washington State DSHS repayments from Medicare as fraudulent(**cited).

3. As counsel of record before the Social Security Appeals Council I had specifically asked if the Social Security Administrations representative Washington State DSHS and their doctors could readmitted or rehabilitated and Washington DSHS subsequently declined to participate in completion of their medical findings.

4. Exhibit A-On or about November 16th, 2006 I received written instructions from a nonprofit agency which a contract vendor for Washington DSHS and the US Department of HUD to prepare draft letters to permit their staff to create an 3rd party joiner or interpleader to the Social Security Appeals Council.

5. There is no statute whereby the US Department of HUD; a nonprofit agency; can file briefs or act in a matter of law before the Social Security Appeals Council.

6. A question exist as to whether Share House Case Manager Lannie Kali in demanding Chris Walters disregard his medical providers instructions and legal findings of disability to look for work violated US Supreme Court rulings in Terry Schindler Schiavo V Michael Schiavo that the patient has a well established right to adhere to medical advice of their doctors.

7. A question was asked to Health Department as to whether Share House staff in demanding Chris Walters a person known to transmit communicable diseases work in the Share House kitchen created a serious health care threat to the public.

8. Exhibit B: I served a copy of this legal notice on the Katherine Garrett Share Outreach Program Director 1 (360) 695-7658304 indicating their request is prohibited at the request of the Social Security Administration and prohibited by ORDER of 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals.

9. On Monday 11-27-2006 at a meeting with Katherine Garrett indicated Share House has a 25 year history as a vendor for US Department of HUD has a 25 year history of tampering with clients medical and legal affairs and indicated I was to be denied services at this federally funded facility.

10. A question exist as to whether the Share House violated Title 18 USC 242 Deprivation of rights under color of law by denying Chris Walters access to the federally funded program and leaving him out in a winter storm with the expectation that he would suffer serious physical injury or death.

1. The Lodi Hospital ER will not see me again unless I am at death's door and make a referral to the Urgent Care Clinic

2. The Ham Lane Urgent Care Clinic has indicated they will no longer provide me with health care and medication for Congestive Heart Failure-which is a very serious matter.

3. The staff has taken it upon themselves to reassign a primary care physician through Woodbridge Clinic.

4. The staff explains the services provided by Dr. Dim and the Woodbridge Clinic are often the Exhibit of complaints from patients about poor and substandard medical services. They suggest if things don't work out I should try something else

Central Valley Health Network
1107 Ninth Street, Suite 810
Sacramento, CA 95814

1. A person or persons unknown have diverted my selection of Health Plan of San Joaquin County to Blue Cross of California.

2. This challenges the scope and construction of US Supreme Court rulings in Terry Schindler Schiavo V Michael Schiavo and appears to violate Title 18 USC 242 Deprivation of rights under color law and a Complaint and Memorandum of Law have was filed in USDC in the District of Columbia. Prosecution is a matter of Court's Discretion.

3. The Ham Urgent Care Clinic explains they cannot see me any longer and make a referral to Woodbridge Clinic after explaining the staff are often the object of complaints for medical malpractice.

4. I meet with Dr. Dim of Woodbridge Clinic who explains the San Joaquin County medical plan will not pay for my advanced medical work.

This Link Baptist Medical Center explained they made a referral to San Antonio Rescue Mission at 6:15 Pm on Friday, Feburary 13th, 2009. The Misson Manager met me half an hour later on the front lawn of the Mission and explained I could not receive services. I have to leave town to find shelter in another city to continue medical work.

Doctors from Carolina Medical Center have hospitalized me for treatment of Deep Vein Thrombosis and swelling of leg. The written request to the shelter for medical or transitional program status was declined probably due to over crowded conditions at shelter.

Mike Harmon BSW
Assessment Specialist, Homeless Support Services
Mecklenburg County Government
1210 North Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC 28206

Case Manager Pam Neal
Uptown Shelter
1210 North Tryon Street
PO Box 36471
Charlotte, NC 28236
Pam.Neal@UptownShelter.org
Which the shelter declined to provice

As with many other similar events throughout North Carolina the focus of these activities is to challenge Article 12 The States Parties to the present Covenant recognize the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health... d) The creation of conditions which would assure to all medical service and medical attention in the event of sickness."

You can see from these files that Chris Walters moved to Winston Salem, North Carolina in In late September, 2009 to attempt to get some minor medical work completed. As you can see from this file the "Christian Ministry" ran Chris out of town. We also got out jollies having the County welfare office deny Chris a medicade card he is entitled to so he can't get a doctor to address his medical work.

As you scroll down the page you may get the same impression we did. Chris is a little slow and didn't understand we here in North Carolina enjoy paying more taxes to support him and have blocked this simple medical work which could have been easily completed by any of the hospitals Chris visited. Despite endless problems several doctors managed to prescribe Lovenox for treatment of Deep Vein Thrombosis which seems to work well as a treatment.

Wendy the Social Worker at the Providence Hospital called the Salvation Army Shelter in Salem, Oregon and made a referral for long term housing and bed rest.

The case plan approved by the shelter manger provides for partial bed rest the kitchen manager a Salvation Army Employee named Carpenter explained the Salvation Army does not accomodate persons with disabilities

I called SSA and spoke to Crystal on 4-27-2010 who verified changes in address made by mail

From Legal Counsel chris.saidthanks2006@gmail.com
to tjohnson@ugmsalem.org
cc chris.saidthanks2006@gmail.com,
afterdarkportal@gmail.com
Date Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 2:47 PM
subject Thanks for services-proposed report on departure

Good Afternoon Tommy Johnson:

Link Thanks for your assistance and letting me commend you on the excellent services offered by UGM. As you are aware I have to explain my circumstances to a variety of other parties from federal judges; SSA Officials.... and have prepared and attached a draft copy of a letter which would explain my departure from shall we say the promised land. If you feel changes are needed or the information is inaccurate let me know.

Thanks again and best wishes

Chris Walters

The new leader of the much-criticized Oregon State Hospital told a legislative committee on Wednesday that he's confident about fixing flaws at the 127-year-old mental institution in Salem.

"I can assure all of you, all of the problems that exist at Oregon State Hospital are resolvable," Greg Roberts told the House Interim Committee on Human Services. His upbeat message prompted one legislator to express frustration about broken past promises to turn around the troubled hospital.

Rep. Ron Maurer, R-Grants Pass, said Oregonians are fed up with the hospital's woes, which have been documented by a series of critical reports and investigations. "It is, quite frankly, a disaster," he said. Drawing a comparison between Oregon's main mental hospital and the infamous insurance company AIG, Maurer said OSH "is not too big to fail."

At some point, he said, "If it doesn't work, we just close it down and do something new." After the committee meeting, Maurer told the Statesman Journal that he thinks legislative discussions about closing the hospital should occur if serious problems persist. "At some point, someone has to bring that up," he said. "Has anybody ever suggested it? We don't have to have an Oregon State Hospital."

Asked whether closure talks are warranted now, Maurer said: "No, I'm going to give Mr. Roberts the chance to make the changes." Roberts, 59, took the reins of the embattled hospital Monday. "Today is my third day. Everybody seems happy I came back yesterday and today," Roberts told the legislative committee, drawing laughs.

Roberts formerly was the director of the Office of State Hospital Management in New Jersey. Before taking the state hospital job here, he spent his entire 37-year professional career in New Jersey, including stints as chief executive officer at five state psychiatric hospitals. In his Wednesday remarks to the legislative panel, Roberts said he successfully dealt with many of the problems now plaguing OSH during his tenure in New Jersey. He said his initial efforts to turn around the crowded, underperforming hospital in Salem will focus on prioritizing problems that need fixing. He also wants to make sure the hospital sticks with its primary mission providing treatment that helps mentally ill patients recover and return to Oregon communities as soon as possible.

By Assemblymember Dave Jones

California's conservatorship system for elderly and dependent adults -- originally designed to protect vulnerable adults from fraud and abuse -- is broken. But help is on the way. On Wednesday, the Governor signed the Omnibus Conservatorship and Guardianship Reform Act of 2006, a landmark package of bills to overhaul California's troubled conservatorship system. The legislative package, comprised of bills I authored, along with those of Senator Debra Bowen (D-Redondo Beach), Senator Liz Figueroa (D-Sunol), and Senator Jack Scott (D-Pasadena), is designed to remedy alarming deficiencies in California's conservatorship system that have led to shocking abuses of California's elderly and most vulnerable.

The system today allows private conservators to get themselves appointed in an inappropriate manner. Some steal or mismanage the money that their conservatees spent a lifetime earning. Most public guardians and probate courts do not have the resources to help. Worst of all, the system provides no place to turn for help. Consider the case of Emmeline Frey. Her private, for-profit conservator hired the conservator's own son, a car salesman, as Ms. Frey's financial advisor. The car salesman squandered $100,000 of Ms. Frey's estate, but still collected his commissions. The court overseeing the conservator did nothing to prevent it.

By significantly enhancing court oversight and requiring licensure of professional conservators, the Omnibus Conservatorship and Guardianship Reform Act of 2006 will protect vulnerable adults like Ms. Frey. AB 1363 (Jones) requires much stronger and more frequent court review and oversight of conservators, along with uniform standards of conduct that conservators must follow, brand new and aggressive training rules for all professionals involved in the system, and a new requirement that Public Guardians take the cases of all those at imminent risk of harm. SB 1550 (Figueroa) creates the Professional Fiduciaries Bureau within the Department of Consumer Affairs to license and regulate professional fiduciaries, including conservators, guardians and trustees.

In addition, SB 1116 (Scott) will remedy some of the problems with the sale of a conservatee's home, and SB 1716 (Bowen) will allow the court to take action when it receives informal reports of abuse and neglect from concerned friends or family members. Not all conservators are abusing the system -- many are doing a good job. But the current system has left elderly and dependent adults at the mercy of those who abuse their position. The Omnibus Conservatorship and Guardianship Reform Act will help ensure that our frail loved ones are protected both from those who seek to abuse them and from a system indifferent to their plight.

Assemblymember Dave Jones (D-Sacramento) is the Chair of the Assembly Judiciary Committee. He formerly served on the Sacramento City Council. He can be reached at www.assembly.ca.gov/jones.

Posted on September 29, 2006

Oregon's forgotten hospital
Updated Apr 3, 2013; Posted Apr 3, 2013
https://www.oregonlive.com/editors/2013/04/oregons_forgotten_hospital.html
Published: January 9, 2005

A room stacked with the unclaimed remains of patients symbolizes what's wrong with the Oregon State Hospital. Eva York died in a bathtub in 1896 at the Oregon Asylum for the Insane. After an inquest, which absolved the hospital staff of any blame, no one claimed her corpse, so she was buried in the asylum cemetery and forgotten.

Eighteen years later Eva's remains were exhumed, cremated, placed in a copper urn and forgotten all over again. Today the corroding canister containing her ashes sits on a plain pine shelf in what's called the " Cremains Room" at the 122-year-old Salem institution, now known as the Oregon State Hospital. Eva York is one of about 5,000 patients whose cremains are neatly stacked in that stark, lonely room like cans of paint in a well-stocked hardware store. Her story one of the rare stories that can be told, thanks to the inquest into her death makes her a perfect symbol for what's wrong with the way Oregonians treat some of the most frail among us. The 2005 Legislature, which convenes Monday, must address this shameful truth.

The state hospital was a dumping ground in Eva's day, and to some extent it still is today. Even its administrators admit they're housing patients who don't belong there. Wards are overcrowded. Staffing is inadequate. Patients whose psychoses have been stabilized by medication are being warehoused in the hospital for lack of smaller community-based mental health centers that would be far better for them.

These editorials were published between January and September of 2005. They won the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing. The grim, sprawling hospital is no place for juveniles, yet Oregon houses about a dozen frightened, troubled kids there. Some of the girls, often prior victims of sexual abuse, pull their mattresses out into hallways to sleep in safe view of staff. During the day, adolescents pass time outdoors in plain view, through concertina and barbed wire, of maximum-security adult patients

These kids are left there, however, because Oregon has no proper facility for them. There's really nowhere else they can go. Out of sight, out of mind. It's an age-old story of neglect for Oregon's most unfortunate. In fact, it was Eva York's story more than a century ago. Today we know far more about Eva than any of her forgotten companions in the Cremains Room. That's because her death led to a story in Salem's Daily Capital Journal on Nov. 25, 1896

Eva was a 36-year-old Marion County woman who probably wasn't even mentally ill. According to the old newspaper clipping, she was an epileptic, confined to the hospital's asylum-era epileptic ward five years before her death. In those days her malady, like depression and alcoholism, was viewed as akin to insanity. Eva died between 2 and 3 p.m. on a Tuesday, "bath day" in the epileptic ward. While left unattended in a tub, she had a seizure and died from it, a coroner ruled. He found no evidence of drowning. An inquest jury declared the hospital to be "in no way responsible." The news account went on to say the hospital telegraphed word of Eva's death to "a brother residing near Hubbard." Her remains, however, were never claimed.

The entire asylum cemetery was exhumed in 1913-14 when the state decided it needed the land. Many of the headstones were unceremoniously dumped on a nearby hilltop. All unclaimed remains, including Eva's, were cremated and stored in a basement. By 1976 that bleak collection of urns exceeded 5,000. That year, in a long overdue act of respect, they were placed underground in a modest memorial on the hospital grounds. But water seeped into the vaults, damaging the copper containers and destroying most of their paper labels. A few years ago, the cash-strapped institution unearthed the urns and stashed them in the Cremains Room, next to the incinerator where all the patients had been cremated.

If Eva York is a symbol of Oregon neglect, the hospital itself its physical hulk is a full-blown metaphor. The tub that she died in is still there, gathering mold and rat droppings in an abandoned wing that's creepier than any haunted house one might imagine. Occupied spaces of the hospital are cheerier only by comparison. They comprise a foreboding, ramshackle collection of additions to the original 1883 structure along with several decrepit satellite buildings, the newest of which is more than a half-century old.

Patients spend their hours locked in jam-packed day rooms connected by long, dreary corridors to their prisonlike sleeping quarters, crammed with more bodies than they were designed for. They gaze out windows c overed with oppressive security screens, and they stare at visitors coming and going on balky, creaky old elevators. No wonder the makers of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," the Oscar-winning movie based on Ken Kesey's novel, chose to film it at the Oregon State Hospital. It was a fright 30 years ago, and the place still looks the same today.

Unlike the cinematic "Cuckoo's Nest" villains, however, the administrators and staff at today's Oregon State Hospital aren't the bad guys. They're pretty much doing the best they can with deplorable resources provided by a state with a long history of giving short shrift to its mentally ill. Those running the institution, in fact, say they want change. They also voice support for a fledgling movement in the Legislature to create that change. One man Senate President Peter Courtney, D-Salem lit the flame. Fed up with the state pouring money and crowding patients into the hospital, he engineered a $467,000 emergency appropriation last month to start a process that ought to lead to replacement of Oregon's disgraceful relic.

That emergency money will pay for stopgap measures to relieve overcrowding. It also will launch work on a master plan that will give lawmakers a blueprint for a new, more humane way of caring for these patients. On Monday, when the 2005 Oregon Legislature convenes, all 90 members should mark May 16 on their desk calendars. That's the deadline for presentation of this blueprint. It will likely call for a years-long project requiring tens of millions of dollars to build a smaller, modern hospital and an enlarged network of community mental health centers that would be less costly to operate and more effective at treating patients. Every legislator must commit right now to moving Oregon mental health care out of the dark shadows of its 19th-century roots. And while they're at it, they should spend some money on a suitably dignified memorial for the earthly remains of Eva York and her fellow lost souls in the Cremains Room.

History of Electronic Warfare attacks apparently by the United States against domestic and foreign interest led to creation of USA Freedom Act of 2015

Chris Walters

vs 2:13-cv-00001-TOR

Hon. Michael Horowitz
US Department of Justice
Inspector General

Exhibit Page Question of Constitutionality of US Patriot Act based on serial stalking; computer hacking...creation of fictious convictions...

Generally known in all federal programs as clients rights and responsibities defined by law as Title 42 USC 423 (d)(5)(b) Disability Determinations and only subject to review pursuant to provisions of Title 42 USC 405 Judicial Review Since 1997 the Social Security Administration has appeared at BAR in numerous civil actions to prevent and block any legal or technical reviews which have not been filed in a USDC

Strange I thought medical professionals were supposed to be healers who resolved medical problems instead of dragging them out for years and years to increase profits 10 Doctors 5 years to do minor surgery for cancer in office. 45 Doctors took 15 years to do colon exam. 160 Doctors treated chronic blood clots and 4-5 hospitalizations a year at $400,000 until 1 doctor prescribed Xarelto-a pill a day..131 Doctors Treat Chronic Infection 1 doctor solves problem with hospital visit. Primary Care Physicians prescribe assisted living as needed for hip replacement...., how many years will pass before this occurs

It seems that many Chairman of Congress believe in the concept of work ethic and if they find you on Capitol Hill or too close to something they are working on will actually have someone volunteered or simply drafted. I-5 Cooridor Agreement origionally on covered portions of California, Oregon, and Washington but was rapidly expanded by the national leadership to include a third of the United States. Congressman Henry B Gonzalez caught me on Capitol Hill about 1988 circulating one of my publications and had me introduced to the HUD Inspector General.. This assignment lasted until about 1993 when the Clinton Administration came into power and replaced me with 2 convicted persons who according to press reports were paid $80,000 a year plus expenses..

The author has worked in the security and private investigations industry for 40 years typically wears a uniform carries a fire arm and protects facilities with insured value into billion dollar range. Services and contracts with the United States Government begin in 1997 and include

1. 1-5 Corridor Agreement study authorizations for surveys in 15 states 1986

2. Directory Model Social Service Agencies

3. Organized Crime Ties to US Dept HUD Confirmed Kills

4. Federal Law CSBG US Senator Mark O Hatfield

5. Welfare Reform Act 1986

6. Food Stamps For Homless Act US Congressman Tony Coelho

7. Audits USDA Programs confirmed kills

8. Audits US Postal Programs confirmed kills

9. Terrorist in Social Services confirmed kills

8. Spyware Act of 2005 2nd Federal Law 2015

9. Emergency Management Authorizations1993-2013

10. Emergency Management Structure 15 States1993-2013

11. Operational Audit Social SecurityExecutive ORDER 1997-2015

In 1999 the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals authorized a special jonder of study programs and human rights issue to the United Nations The program materials are located in the United Kingdom.

1. Title 18 USC 402 Contempt might include practicing, vending, or dispensing federal law without license or actual contempt of Court

2. Title 18 USC 1509 Obstruction of Court ORDER; Whoever, by threats or force, willfully prevents, obstructs, impedes, or interferes with, or willfully attempts to prevent, obstruct, impede, or interfere with, the due exercise of rights or the performance of duties under any order, judgment, or decree of a court of the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both. No injunctive or other civil relief against the conduct made criminal by this section shall be denied on the ground that such conduct is a crime

3. Title 18 USC 913 Impersonator Making Arrest Whoever falsely represents himself to be an officer, agent, or employee of the United States, and in such assumed character arrests or detains any person or in any manner searches the person, buildings, or other property of any person, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.

4. Title 18 USC 371 Conspiracy to Committ an Offense To defraud the United States If two or more persons conspire either to commit any offense against the United States, or to defraud the United States, or any agency thereof in any manner or for any purpose, and one or more of such persons do any act to effect the object of the conspiracy, each shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both. If, however, the offense, the commission of which is the object of the conspiracy, is a misdemeanor only, the punishment for such conspiracy shall not exceed the maximum punishment provided for such misdemeanor.

5. Title 18 USC 1701 Obstruction of Mail Generally Whoever takes any letter, postal card, or package out of any post office or any authorized depository for mail matter, or from any letter or mail carrier, or which has been in any post office or authorized depository, or in the custody of any letter or mail carrier, before it has been delivered to the person to whom it was directed, with design to obstruct the correspondence, or to pry into the business or secrets of another, or opens, secretes, embezzles, or destroys the same, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.

7. Title 18 USC 1512 Tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant (b) Whoever knowingly uses intimidation, threatens, or corruptly persuades another person, or attempts to do so, or engages in misleading conduct toward another person, with intent to— (1) influence, delay, or prevent the testimony of any person in an official proceeding; (2) cause or induce any person to— (A) withhold testimony, or withhold a record, document, or other object, from an official proceeding; (B) alter, destroy, mutilate, or conceal an object with intent to impair the object’s integrity or availability for use in an official proceeding; (C) evade legal process summoning that person to appear as a witness, or to produce a record, document, or other object, in an official proceeding; or (D) be absent from an official proceeding to which such person has been summoned by legal process; or shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both.

7. Deprivation of rights under color of law Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, or to different punishments, pains, or penalties, on account of such person being an alien, or by reason of his color, or race, than are prescribed for the punishment of citizens, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death.

Title 18 USC 1505 Obstruction of proceedings before departments, agencies, and committees concerns acts such as Contempt of Congress while Chapter 115-Treason, Sedition, and Subversive Activities what appears to be a large number of 3rd party casualties appear to have gone to meet Jesus while trying to explain to those who run they country they merited no respect.

1. Circia 1986 California housing programs heavily involved in organized criminal activities which are apparently causing the deaths of a several thousands of clients a year

2. US Congressman Tony Coelho 1989 resigns after attempting to create artificial famine in largest food producing area of the planet. US Senator Alan Cranston gets sanctioned for $1.4 Trillion Savings and Loan Scandal

3. Walters V Blessings Diversion Food Stamps 1993-1996 apparently organized by the Clinton Administration involved refusing to close food stamp cases and permitting states to steal from USDA overpayments.

4. US Congressman Tony Coelho 1989 resigns after attempting to create artificial famine in largest food producing area of the planet

5. Chronic Theft US Mail routine theft of welfare benefits; obstruction of legal documents including federal court ORDERS

6. Fictious Conviction 1993-1996 challenged in USDC Modesto Rescue Mission intercepts Court ORDER to maintain conviction without trial. Mission Director Vern Deatheridge reportedly fired years later for stealing millions from the Mission

7. Theft of Bank Accounts 2008 Question of diversion of unauthorized of bank accounts and bogus conservatorships designed to steal from the elderly and disabled.

8. Challenges to Social Security Commissioner 2008 ALJ Dawson and Rogers fail in attempt to Quash Comissioners final determination USDC,NM Walters V Asture 2008 quashes California's challenges to Commissioners final determination and begins retaliation

10. Corruption in Casa Esperanza 2014 Manager sacked from alleged thefts from shelter and clients Secretary of HUD Shawn Donovan resigns-reassigned White House Chief of Staff

11. Denial of Reasonable Accomodation To Disabled Person 2014 HUD policy issue

12. Santa Barbara County Defrauds Medicare 2014 combat operations against organized criminal interest in HUD programs in California and Oregon

13. Santa Barbara County Retaliates 2016 County employee admits retaliation is in progress as various organization screw my primary care physician Dr.Diana Garcia MD

14. Path Shelter Trying to Kill Clients Included in package of items sent from United Nations back to Trump Administration

15. Lodi California Combat Operations sustained attacks of web providers and denial of medical treatment

16. Walters V Saul US Supreme Court 2019-2020 San Joaquin Skilled Nursing home Bakersfield, CA

17. Rest and Care Home Bakersfield, CA 2020