FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 3,
2016 A.D.
Roseburg,
Oregon
Oregon's Douglas County
Commissioner-Elect Gary Leif
Writes to U.S. Rep. DeFazio in
Support of Federal Tort Claims
Gary Leif,
recently elected to the Office of Douglas County Commissioner in Oregon,
has made time
in his busy schedule to write a pointed letter to U.S. Representative
Peter
DeFazio in support of large Federal Tort Claims presented to several government
agencies by Paul
Andrew Mitchell.
Mitchell
is a nationally recognized Private Attorney General and now also an
Agent of the United States as a "Relator"
under the Federal Civil False Claims Act.
A Request
for Neutral Arbitration was previously mailed to DeFazio's district office
in Eugene,
Oregon, but his staff had neglected to acknowledge or respond to that
polite request,
which was authorized by Mr. Larry Saccato, one of two
Trustees
of
Mitchell's private estate.
Leif
writes that he personally witnessed some of the issues that the Federal
Government
has caused to
Mitchell, whom Leif describes as his good friend:
"Paul
was falsely arrested in January 2014 and falsely incarcerated for 325 days
by agents of
the U.S. Marshals Service, IRS, and DOJ attorneys stationed in
Wyoming and Seattle."
Leif has
remained fully informed of Mitchell's ongoing Credential Investigation,
which acquires
and compiles evidence of missing and defective credentials
that are required
of Federal Government officers by the U.S. Constitution and
Acts of
Congress which have implemented Article VI, Clause 3 in that Constitution.
"In
addition to 3 separate periods of solitary confinement," Leif continues,
"Paul
was moved a total of 55 different times across multiple State lines
in the
Western States. Near the end of his
ordeal, he was threatened with
forced
administration of mind-altering drugs and permanent disability."
Leif also
confirmed to DeFazio that Congress has already defined such threats
as felony
"torture".
With bold
emphasis, Leif went on to emphasize to DeFazio:
"What these
Federal
Government agents did to Paul was wrong, and the Congress needs
to learn
about every facet of this travesty and do whatever is just and honorable
to
compensate Paul for all of his many damages."
At least
since August 2001, Mitchell has been actively assisted in his counsel
to clients
by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Executive Office for
U.S. Attorneys. Mitchell also assisted U.S. Coast Guard Investigations
pro bono in San Diego for almost 7 years with a complex
homicide case.
Leif also
revealed to DeFazio a document archive of numerous Actual Notices
which Mitchell
has served on the U.S. Marshals during his 26 years of court
activism. Leif provided DeFazio the following simple
instructions:
Google site:supremelaw.org/cc/ "U.S. Marshals"
At the moment,
the ball is in DeFazio's court after Leif proposed that DeFazio
help arrange
mediation or arbitration in the matter of Mitchell's pending
Federal Tort Claims. Other Acts
of Congress expressly authorize mediation,
arbitration and other
alternative dispute resolution ("ADR") techniques
to deal with
Tort Claims without expensive and time-consuming lawsuits.
Using a
recent decision of a U.S. Court of Appeals authorizing $8,421 per hour
of false
arrest, Mitchell has filed a Tort Claim for 7,805 HOURS of illegal detention,
totaling more than
$65 Million in "sum certain" damages.
A Table of Contents
for the first
Tort Claim is archived here on the Internet:
http://supremelaw.org/cc/hill/tort.claim/SF-95.htm
Leif's
letter concluded with appreciation for DeFazio's attention and commitment
to timely
and appropriate resolution of these ongoing disputes, and to making
sure that Paul
Andrew Mitchell is fairly compensated for all of his extensive damages
to date.
A scanned
copy of Mr. Leif's letter can be viewed here on the Internet:
http://supremelaw.org/cc/hill/tort.claim/defazio/letter.2016-07-26/page01.gif
http://supremelaw.org/cc/hill/tort.claim/defazio/letter.2016-07-26/page02.gif
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