JUDGE JAMES CLARK -Judicial Complaint for Criminal Acts & Actions

Child Custody with Malicious Parenting, Alienation, Discriminations' and Corruption in Virginia Court

• Spotsylvania County Circuit and JDR court
• CJ20-82-01 and CJ20-83-01
• Child Custody
• Judge Joseph J Ellis - (blamed mother for fathers malicious parenting and alienation from the child) After issuing a order that was not being followed by Vernon L Beslow III and receiving a federal COL against him via certified mail Judge Josef J Ellis denied the motion to reopen case in retaliation. Continues to aid in malicious parenting and child cries for mother who is being alienated with NO probable cause. Based his ruling on the testimony of a convicted felon who falsified medical records that where not verified or certified. Continues to violate mothers federal civil rights and constitutional rights.) Judge Ricardo Rigual -(dropped October 12, 2021 court date hearing for mothers request to reopen case and sent an email. No proper service or reason why case was dropped) Mother learned about the case removal on the day of court. July 2021 Judge Rigual received a letter, motion to reopen and there after video evidence along with audio of child crying about abuse. Also reports from two supervisors and the Court ordered therapist who also complained to Child Protective Services and that Mr Beslow was not following the order. Evidence provided that showed the current order with all its limitations to mother was not being honored by Vernon L Beslow III. Also crucial change in circumstances.) Judge Georgia K Sutton- (used falsified documents, false dismissed charges and hearsay to determine that mother was unfit. Refused petition to continue case when child was sick vomiting with high fever and mother was exposed to Corona virus and was unable to travel from New York City the home state of both mother and child. Both doctors note and form to continue was provided to court on March 8, 2020. She ruled to go forward with mother not present in court during pandemic. Court was closed the following week for months due to the same pandemic.)