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    This document discusses the oath of loyalty that all public employees and officials must take in Florida per Florida Statute 876.05. It states that these officials are bound by their oath to protect the constitutional rights of citizens, especially when their jobs require interaction with the public. It argues that failure to dismiss charges against the Defendant would violate these oaths and numerous state and federal laws protecting civil rights. Thus, the document concludes that the court must immediately dismiss all charges against the Defendant.

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    This document discusses the oath of loyalty that all public employees and officials must take in Florida per Florida Statute 876.05. It states that these officials are bound by their oath to protect the constitutional rights of citizens, especially when their jobs require interaction with the public. It argues that failure to dismiss charges against the Defendant would violate these oaths and numerous state and federal laws protecting civil rights. Thus, the document concludes that the court must immediately dismiss all charges against the Defendant.

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    This document discusses the oath of loyalty that all public employees and officials must take in Florida per Florida Statute 876.05. It states that these officials are bound by their oath to protect the constitutional rights of citizens, especially when their jobs require interaction with the public. It argues that failure to dismiss charges against the Defendant would violate these oaths and numerous state and federal laws protecting civil rights. Thus, the document concludes that the court must immediately dismiss all charges against the Defendant.

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    All Public Officials Are Bound by This Oath 09012013 PDF

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    This document discusses the oath of loyalty that all public employees and officials must take in Florida per Florida Statute 876.05. It states that these officials are bound by their oath to protect the constitutional rights of citizens, especially when their jobs require interaction with the public. It argues that failure to dismiss charges against the Defendant would violate these oaths and numerous state and federal laws protecting civil rights. Thus, the document concludes that the court must immediately dismiss all charges against the Defendant.

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    ALL PUBLIC OFFICIALS ARE BOUND BY THIS OATH 09/01/2013 All public employees in Florida, having sworn and

    bound themselves by oaths of loyalty to the Constitutions of the USA and Florida pursuant to Florida Statute 876.05 have the obligation actively and assiduously to protect the rights of the people when circumstances permit, especially when required by job descriptions or when jobs place public employees in proximity to the people. Failure immediately to dismiss the charges against the Defendant would constitute an egregious violation of the Public Employees Oath of loyalty to the US and Florida constitutions under Florida Statute 876.05, under the Florida Constitution Article II Section 5(b), and the US Constitution Article VI Clause 2 and 3, and the Bill of Rights and Amendments 13 and 14. Said failure would invoke the protections by numerous state and federal laws, including but not limited to 18 USC 242, "Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law," 18 USC 241 "Conspiracy Against Rights," Florida Statute 760.51 "Violation of Constitutional Rights," Florida Statute 839.24 "Penalty for failure to perform the duty of a public officer in criminal proceedings," and Florida Statute 843.0855 (2) "Obstruction of justice under color of law." All Government employees involved directly or indirectly would thereby become subject to serious civil and criminal litigation for their respective roles in the violations of numerous Constitutional rights of Defendant. Thus, this honorable Court must

    immediately and with prejudice dismiss all charges against Defendant in the instant case.

    Public Employees Bound to Loyalty Oaths 09/01/2013 Pursuant to Florida Statute 876.05 and contract law, Defendant hereby accepts the Public Employee Oath and all other oaths, including bar oaths, of loyalty to the Constitutions of the USA and Florida sworn or affirmed by all attorneys and public employees associated in any way with the Defendant or the instant case as a precondition of obtaining their jobs and receiving associated compensation. Defendant binds the aforesaid public employees and attorneys to their loyalty oaths and admonishes them to protect Defendant's God-given, Constitution-guaranteed rights assiduously and diligently at all times, under penalty of numerous state and federal laws including, but not limited to those cited herein. Florida Constitution Article II Section 5, Public Officers 10. I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support, protect, and defend the Constitution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the Constitution of the state; and that I will well and faithfully perform the duties of (title of office) on which I am now about to enter; so help me God. 876.05 Public employees; oath.-(1) All persons who now or hereafter are employed by or who now or hereafter are on the payroll of the state, or any of its departments and agencies, subdivisions, counties, cities, school boards and districts of the free public school system of the state or counties, or institutions of higher learning, and all candidates for public office, except candidates for federal office, are required to take an oath before any person duly authorized to take acknowledgments of instruments for public record in the state in the following form: 15. I, _____, a citizen of the State of Florida and of the United States of America, and being employed by or an officer of _____ and a recipient of public funds as such employee or officer, do hereby solemnly swear or affirm that I will support the Constitution of the United States and of the State of Florida.

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