Before we get to the dissent of the unanimous ruling (yea...I am still working on this on), you have Michael Kelly, who must have been reading my blog.
Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission Sucks
Colleen O'Brien is a judge on the Michigan Second District Court of Appeals. Governor Rick Snyder (R) appointed her on September 29, 2015, to finish the unexpired term of Pat Donofrio, who retired the following day.[1]
Donofrio's retirement came as a surprise.
Donofrio's retirement came as a surprise.
O'Brien was elected to the seat for a full six-year term in 2016. Her current term expires on January 1, 2023.
I do not have a grasp of her campaign funding yet, but it is quite odd.
She has been granted campaign filing waivers, yet, generated over $500,000 for her campaign.
https://cfrsearch.nictusa.com/documents/379145/details/filing/summary?changes=0
Make sure to check out the broken English |
That way, a candidate can run whatever money they want through a campaign because no one is going to check the bank accounts.
She is endorsed by:
https://mcrgo.org/ |
- Right-to-Life (there are 217 filings of this network, with the Detroit chapter of the most interest in marketing citizenship opportunities through young girls.);
- Citizens for Traditional Values;
- Michigan Chamber of Commerce; and,
- Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners (a group connected to an ongoing, foreign political influence investigation, among other matters of interest).
What I see is that Colleen O'Brien seems to be one of those "foreign-influenced" individuals who are part of the newest trend to rebrand foster care and adoption, starting in Michigan, of course, by privatizing the courts, starting in child welfare, like they always do.
Tag, Colleen. You are it.
http://www.ffkids.org/ |
It also seems Colleen deferred to Fostering Futures, to support MCI Superintendent denying consent of an aunt to adopt her niece.
So, allow me to tell a little tale of Fostering Futures.
Carmine DeVivo is an individual who needs to be permanently extracted from human existence.
Carmine DeVivo came out of Michigan State University School of Social Work to run one of the first trafficking tiny humans networks out Orchards Children's Services in Michigan.
What he used to do was to run what is called concurrent planning ops that go like this.
The kid is Legally Kidnapped by CPS and placed in the private, state contracted Child Placing Agency for foster care.
While in foster care, Orchards bills Medicaid twice, thrice or even under different names of the kid, in phantom billing, double billing, treble billing, or just made up cases to bill.
Hell, Orchards even ran a juvenile case on a woman who was in her 30s, where they phantom billed, double billed, treble billed, for whatever they came up with.
While all this was going on, Carmine, in his infinite wisdom, would set up concurrent planning, which is a code in Michigan for Medicaid billing for adoption services, while billing for foster care services, at the same time....concurrently....contemporaneously....simultaneously.....fake billing.
Anyway, Carmine would refer his foster care cases to himself for adoption counseling.
Yes, this is how I came up with the term "Kiddy Kickbacks".
Curriculum Vitae of Carmine... by on Scribd
Back to Colleen.
She basically deferred to the authority of Fostering Futures, which is run by some chick with the same last name as Carmine, who is probably his adoptive daughter or sister, or something like that, which just so happens to be registered as a Michigan LLC and a domestic non-profit.
But, hey, what do I know?
I know Colleen sucks.
Before: M. J. KELLY, P.J., and METER and O’BRIEN, JJ. PER CURIAM. Petitioner, Lucinda Carrier, the paternal aunt of the minor child RC, sought consent to adopt RC after the parental rights of RC’s biological parents were voluntarily released. The superintendent of the Michigan Children’s Institute (MCI) withheld consent to adopt.1 Carrier challenged the denial of consent to adopt in the circuit court. After conducting a hearing pursuant to MCL 710.45(2) (Section 45 hearing), the circuit court found that the superintendent’s decision to deny consent was arbitrary and capricious. The MCI appeals that decision as of right.
LUCINDA CARRIER, v. Michigan Children's Institute on Section 45 Appeal for Grandparent Adoption 01 17 2019... by Beverly Tran on Scribd
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