Genesis of Citizen to Citizen Information Era, Evidence Sharing & Collective Reporting of Repeating Fraud Patterns & Perpetrators.
In one example this practice of “sharing” victim stories, evidence, and litigant case documentation lead to cross-vetting of individual cases for repeating patterns of unprofessional and exploitative conduct which revealed a consistent practice of manipulation upon the court, via record concealment, contradictory motion filings and intentional court document concealment by the same court appointed officers and the vulnerable persons attorney(s).
The documentation of these events with actual court records provided a catalyst to take the “information sharing model” further which lead to the development of educational material and public safety technology to increase the knowledge base, identify reoccurring patterns of white-collar ethical violations, crimes and fraud upon the court. This model has proven effective and can assist others facing the same catastrophic predicaments. Similarly, evidence sharing scenarios on regional domestic violence litigation revealed also revealed patterns of suspicious unprofessional conduct. The developers have coined this information sharing process “Citizen-to-Citizen” reporting and the integrated platform delivery system VP (vulnerable person) Task Force ™ Public Safety Tools.
Citizen to Citizen Reporting Technology
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DATA CURRATOR
Sherlock AI ™ is a researcher trained data-curating detective. As a researcher’s assistant Sherlock AI is instructed to seek public data then rank the returned queries to narrow relevance via feedback loops. This tool is most effectively used in tandem with public safety campaigns. This machine learning component of perpetrator profiling is based on relevancy – basically a linked computing system’s ability to seek and curate explicit actions or queries based on implicit indicators, then query responses to further cross-reference with other queries to identify: 1) repeating patterns, 2) historical patterns of repeating behavior, 3) organized collusion patterns, 4) recidivism, 5) trends and whom is at the greatest risk for future victimization.
A Nation Wide Advocate Collective Building The Bridge to Overdue Reform.
The CPSN is one enterprise in a collective of many common-focused victim advocate organizations. Each has a particular niche ranging from legislating for basic victim rights, to eradicating elder exploitation, child abuse, domestic violence, bullying, sexual harassment, and civil rights offences. Many in these nonprofits also realize the importance of exposing the systemic failures rampant in the adversarial civil court system that often places a preferred value on the rights of the perpetrator or allowing the illicit maneuvering of their counsel. The same challenges endemic to white-collar corruption.
When these matters are reported by those trying to aid the victim they are consistently told these are weighed as civil matters and cannot be policed by law enforcement, therefor they must retain an attorney. A costly endeavor. To add insult to injury these societal plagues are often compounded exponentially by the legal professions failure to self-regulate despite its own mandates to do so. The legal community’s failure to police itself as defined by ABA Model Rule 8.3 sets the stage to repeatedly victimize the very persons whom seek its refuge. The same profession that is supposed to champion justice, victim rights, federal acts, statutory and constitutional laws repeatedly fails to do so and is therefor at odds with itself. This leaves a deep and broad societal chasm that has created an increasingly audible public outcry.
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A Nation Wide Advocate Collective Building The Bridge to Overdue Reform.
The CPSN is one enterprise in a collective of many common-focused victim advocate organizations. Each has a particular niche ranging from legislating for basic victim rights, to eradicating elder exploitation, child abuse, domestic violence, bullying, sexual harassment, and civil rights offences. Many in these nonprofits also realize the importance of exposing the systemic failures rampant in the adversarial civil court system that often places a preferred value on the rights of the perpetrator or allowing the illicit maneuvering of their counsel. The same challenges endemic to white-collar corruption.
When these matters are reported by those trying to aid the victim they are consistently told these are weighed as civil matters and cannot be policed by law enforcement, therefor they must retain an attorney. A costly endeavor. To add insult to injury these societal plagues are often compounded exponentially by the legal professions failure to self-regulate despite its own mandates to do so. The legal community’s failure to police itself as defined by ABA Model Rule 8.3 sets the stage to repeatedly victimize the very persons whom seek its refuge. The same profession that is supposed to champion justice, victim rights, federal acts, statutory and constitutional laws repeatedly fails to do so and is therefor at odds with itself. This leaves a deep and broad societal chasm that has created an increasingly audible public outcry.
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Through extensive research, technological advancements in internet-based communication technologies, passionate cause-orientated volunteer resources and first-hand witness accounts each advocate collective is equipping themselves with their missions for change. An educational truss is being forged to aid past, present and future victims bridge the chasm of ineffective bureaucracy and an often compromised civil court system. Volunteer citizen advocates are providing representation for those whom need it the most. Those whom can’t help themselves.
These public grassroots movements are proliferating in response to the swelling tide of professional corruption. Each volunteer laboring day and night to alert the media, state & federal lawmakers, and the general public about the spreading white-collar perpetrator’s fraudulent tactics, undue influence, affinity crimes, clandestine transactions, document concealment and fraud upon the court. Each volunteer agency demanding victim safety legislation and major system reform to stop the epidemic of vulnerable person exploitation, fraud, professional negligence, corruption and related abuse that affects all Americans.
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This very unique Whistle can be customized for investigators, journalists, non-profits, policy makers and law enforcement so each can have private data access & relevant Cloud triggered updates. Moreover, the WhistleDrive ™ itself can be custom branded and cypto-secured for each affiliated nonprofit organization or those government agency’s whose public entrusted responsibility is to stop abuse, track exploitation, fraud, negligence, malpractice, negligence, business and facility violations.
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CPSN advocates, researchers and consultants are not attorneys and do not offer legal advice or legal counsel. If your circumstance is an emergency dial 911 and contact an ethical attorney to discuss your rights.
Research assistance and citation’s courtesy of regional grass roots elder rights advocates & affiliated vulnerable person organizations.
Data aggregation sources and leads: regional newspapers, VP Taskforce, AltrueSoft Tech Platforms, Citizen to Citizen Reporting, Northwest Journal News, Grassroots Elder Advocate Organizations, State & national GAO research monitoring & grant projects. Key search terms: § 18-1505, § 39-5302, Adult Protective Services, Dept. of Health, Elder Abuse and Exploitation. Aggregated & direct interviews via Citizen research and complaints focused on corruption, professional cronyism among state licensed service providers such as Estate Planning Attorneys, Doctors, Clinicians & Psychologist Evaluation, Conservator, Court Visitor, LSW, Guardian, Guardianship, Trustee, Services, IRPC, Idaho State Bar, CMS, Hospital & Facility Management. Supported by research from oversite sources, Bureau of Occupational Licenses and all State Statutes relevant to Negligence, Exploitation & Abuse including Probate Court monitoring, Senate Hearing on “Toxic Conservatorships“, recent federal legislation, Congresial & Elder Justice Act, Elder Guide For Law Enforcement (EAGLE), American Bar Association & American Psychologists Association Resources on & Elder Abuse & Vulnerable Person Legislation.
Courtesy of Spokane; Washington, Sandpoint & Coeur d’alene; Kootenai County, Idaho Grassroots Networks.