Robert G. Kearns, Jr
RR#3 Box
254A1
Hollidaysburg, Pa 16648
February 1, 2005
Dear Representatives Dennis O'Brien and Kevin Blaum:
If you may recall on April 1, 2004 and October 3, 2004 and October 31, 2004, I
had faxed a letter to your office concerning the status of two impeachment
petitions that I had filed with the House of Representatives. Unfortunately as
I write this letter I still have not received a single reply to my
correspondence concerning the Impeachment Petitions lying in repose before the
Judiciary Committee. Again on January 3, 2005, I had resubmitted those
petitions to the Chief Clerk of The House of Representatives at which time I was
advised that the petitions will be forwarded to the House Judiciary Committee
for action. Since it has been three years since your committee has ignored the
seriousness of the criminal charges brought forth in those petitions, am I to
assume that the state legislature supports judicial corruption wholesale.
Please tell me, am I to accept or pretend that protecting the integrity of
renegade judges is paramount to protecting the life, mental health, and rights
of the child they willfully, methodically, and literally destroyed. Am I
to believe that judges altering court transcripts to sway custody of a child
fall under the beat dead phrase in the "best interest of the child?"
Being a victimized father of the Pennsylvania Family Court System for the
past eight years I have had the opportunity to become acquainted with a
multitude of judicially abused fathers and mothers. While the majority of their
cases are not as extreme as mine their emotional pain and anger are just as
real. I have heard their pleas and seen their tears knowing what the system has
done to them and their children was dead wrong. Many of them want to fight
back, but lack the time, knowledge, finances or are just too afraid to take on
this corrupt family court monster. Those who try to fight back usually
emotionally burn out within a year or so after being subjugated to court victim
status. Many will walk away from their children's lives to escape the suffering
they see on their children's faces and can do nothing about. Others solace
their broken hearts by blaming their children for not wanting to be a part of
their lives. All are in agreement that the Family Court System is tyrannical
and offers no hope for remedies or justice.
Adding insult to injury the House Judiciary Committee had several
opportunities to rectify these problems by simply passing to the full House of
Representatives proposed Presumptive Joint Custody legislation. Again, any
legislation that supports or restores justice to the citizens of this
Commonwealth is always shelved or takes a back seat to legislative pay raises,
tax increases, and gambling laws. Why is it so important to establish democracy
in Iraq, but stand idly buy and watch our judicial system deny with impunity the
Constitutional fundamental freedom for children to have equal access to
their fathers and mothers?
Sincerely,
Robert G. Kearns, Jr.
