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PINKERTON VS. COUNTY OF KAUAI, KAUAI PROSECUTORS OFFICE AND MARC E.
GUYOT
KAUAI POLICE &
PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT EXPOSED
U.S. FEDERAL COURT CASE #08-00222HG-KSC (FILED MAY 15, 2008)
PROSECUTORS HAVE CONSPIRED TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE, CONSPIRED TO
INTERFERE WITH CIVIL RIGHTS AND HAVE INTERFERED WITH A COURT ORDER.
PROSECUTORS HAVE ACTED MALICIOUSLY IN ORDER TO SHELTER THE COUNTY OF
KAUAI, THE COUNTY PROSECUTORS OFFICE AND KAUAI POLICE OFFICERS FROM
CIVIL LIABILITY AFTER LEARNING OF THE EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE FOUND ON
THIS WEBSITE. THIS WEBSITE WAS CREATED TO SHOW THAT WHEN POLICE
CONSPIRE AGAINST CITIZENS, THERE IS ALWAYS GOING TO BE A PROSECUTOR
WHO VIOLATES ETHICAL AND PENAL RESPONSIBILITIES IN ORDER TO WIN AT
ALL COSTS.
Disclosing Officer Misconduct Is A Constitutional Duty
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"In 1981, the U.S. Commission on
Civil Rights recommended that all police departments create an early
warning system to identify problem officers, those “who are frequently
the subject of complaints or who demonstrate identifiable patterns of
inappropriate behavior.”
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