We have contacted the ACLU and other private attorneys, local and national media and, in all cases, no one is willing to help innocent people have their lives returned to them. There are no remedies in the system. The only remedy we have is each other. The Idaho Observer will provide a copy of the pact at right to any group of people that is principled enough to stand by one another and will swear to stand by one another in times of malicious prosecution. I understand that the functions of government can unravel and become a threat to the constitutional freedoms of the honest citizens who have supported the criminal justice system for the benefit of the community.
Judges can become arrogant, biased, and dishonest.
Prosecutors for the state may be overzealous in obtaining a conviction at any cost, including sending the innocent to prison. In a trial, evidence favorable to you can be kept from the jury. Police can be disdainful of our constitutional rights. No honest, law abiding person should have to fear a corrupt judge, district attorney, prosecutor, police officers, federal swat teams, or any other law enforcement officials. Therefore, myself and the citizens who sign this mutual compact agree to come to the aid of the other signatories and their families if they are deprived of constitutional rights and are harassed by government officials.