Case No. Sc18-19 Questio 4

CASE NO. SC18-19

IN THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT .

. IN RE: WALLACE C. JONES JR. - PETITIONER, Vs. STATE OF FLORIDA ( THE ), ET. AL., - RESPONDANTS.

ON COMPLAINTAPPLICATION FOR FLORIDA STATE - WIDE INDICTMENTS o TYPE OF ARRESTS WARRANTED

QUESTIO 4 - 17 MISSING IN PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI AND PROHIBITION PER PAGE 32, SUPPLIMENTAL OF: WHETHER DISCRIBED ACTS COMMITED BY STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND PAROLE COMMISSION, OFFICIALS JUSTIFIEC? MATERIAL EVIDENCE AFFIDAVITS IS ATTACHED PER THE ASSERTAINED.

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This Fic rida Supreme Court Jurisdiction To Review and Direct An Action is invoked Under 042 Flodda Constitution Article 1 Section 12 - Probable Cause StatementAfirmed By Affidavit. In Counh Judges Court, having elective prosecution attorney, present statutory law permits prosecuti m by indictment or affidavit. State Vs. Clemons, 150 So.2d 231 ( Fla. 1963 ). PRO SE ( 1. of 70 ) This United States Constitutional Enforcing State of Florida Supreme Court has unmeasurable power to process an due action and compensational / exemplary / punitive / declaratory / and or actual injury damages relief as stated in Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 4, 9, 12, 21 upon plead - with attached evidentary material support, constituting proven sets of facts, thus named state officials acts upon me that caused the intentional and malicious denials of the many colors of state and territorial laws, processes, claimed towit constituted deprivation of rights, privileges & immunities secured under Florida and the U.S. Constitution, but towhat raw set of facts upon the filed writ of certiorari interest persons certificate, page 35-37 are offenses per Sua Sponte & De Novo analysis. Herenow, some demostrations upon State officials acts inconsitant with Florida and Terriroial laws are lenghtly to sustain the offenses claimed under both State and Federal offense laws but claims, alone with citations to clarify the pointed out raw facts, warranting action and relief per Questions 15 on p. 25, and Question 16 on p. 26, thus burden of showing infringed rights and offenses, met. Romani V. State, 542 So.2d 985, n. 3 ( Fla. 1989 ) ( In order to determine whether evidence has probative value, the fact for which it is offered to prove must be identified. Fla.Evid.Code 90.401(4)

** ** However, where a complaint is inartfully drafted, it can only be dismissed for failure to state a claim, if it appears beyond doubt that the plaintiff can prove no sets of facts in support of his claim which would entitle him to relief, Haines Vs. Kerner, 404 U.S. 519, 92 S.Ct. 594 ( 1972 ).

TYPE OF ALLEGATIONS:

** ** The United States Supreme Court have arrested the issue of persons sent to prison and deprived of substantive rights secured under the Constitution following conviction, and said and held in the case, Mechum Vs. Fano, 427 U.S. 215, 96 S.Ct. 2532, 2533 ( 1976 ) Key # 2 ( Given a valid conviction, a criminal defendant has been constitutionally deprived of his liberty to extent that state may confine him and subject him to rules of its prison system So Long As Conditions Of Confinement Do Not Otherwise Violate The Constitution ); Key # 7 ( To hold that any substantial deprivation imposed by state prison authorities triggers procedural protections of due process clause would subject to Judicial review wide spectrum of discretionary actions that traditionally have been business of prison administration rather ( 2 of 70 ) than of Federal Courts ). USCA Admt. 14

The following acts imposed upon me by florida department of corrections and parole commission officials, absent all jurisdiction 10/1999 through 2/2007, surrounds an conspiracy to subjected me to lawless human experimentation, thus I have an wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback imposition device in my natural person, which state officials abridge date 12/1/99 sentence expired { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 7 ], contrary to Florida Statute 944.275(2)(a), thus Florida Supreme Court definition of it : " A prisoner who is released early because of gain time is considered to have completed his sentence in full ". To maliciously re-gain custody of me by attachment of after imprisonment parole retention jurisdiction statute 947, judicially unauthorized while the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, did not order it. In that, criminal sentence commitment order, mandated " To be imprisoned, unmarked sections are inapplicable ", The Retention of Jurisdiction Statute 947 was not marked { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13, p. 1, 4 ].

NOTE: The state criminal judgment & sentence, as cause of imprisonment for period of claimed acts, under Florida Felony Statute 794.011(3) and 787.01 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13 ], was the unconstitutional infamous crimes, I was not informed of, durning second judgment under the same prior accusation, I had been discharged from { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 12s ] under the charged statute 794.011(5) and 787.02 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 11 ]. I filed the case in this Court by Petition for a Writ of Certiorari and Prohibition which is pending but in all due respect the following acts could never be justified whether or not the illegality and unconstitutionality of the case relevant convictions is at bar.....Duming the period of lawless human experimentation upon me, in this cause, there was a Standing Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my State of Florida file { Attached Hhereto Exhibit - 9 ]. NOTE: See Cert. Appendix - 13, for sound crimes commited by the trial judge and state trial prosecutor.

**** The matter is not time barred nor moot, whereas the United States Supreme Court, have arrested the issue of officials lawless human experimental treatment upon competent persons, which violates liberty in the most literal fundamental sense, and held through the case, United States Vs. Stanley, 483 (Sof70) U.S. 669, 701, 710 S.Ct. 3054, 3066 ( 1987 )( No judicial crafted rule should insulate from liability the involuntary and unknowingly human experimentation alleged to have occured in this case ). ( The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential, to satify moral, ethical and legal concepts. If this principle is violated the very least society can do is to see that the victims are compensated, as best they can be by the perpetrators. I am prepared to say that our Constitution promise of due process of law guarantess this much ).

PROVEN SETS OF FACTS OF THE NAMED ACTS - BROKEN DOWN

NOTE: The named per an accusation begin of page 9 at count # 22, thus in this cause I drafted the scenerio exactly as the acts took placed, who, where, when with honesty, thus the better way.

1) It was a absolute violation of Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, property and the equal protection of laws, while I had a Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my file { Attached Exhibit - 9 ], Lake Correctiona l Institution officials, prior to my expiration of state court criminal sentence date December 1, 1999 { Attached Exhibit - 7 ], telephonicly and computerly accessed the electromyogram monitor and bio-feedback wireless device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue, prior to imprisonment { Attached Exhibit is ] but subject me to painful ill mental invasional intrusion and experiments. I filed formal grievance with the Secretary of Florida Department of Corrections , in Tallahassee, Florida against Lake Correctional Institution - mental health, persue to a action and compensation, thus the grievance denied, stated: grievance can not be used for monetory gains. Lake Correctional Inst. mental officials then called me thereto, which I refused consultation consent or care. I was then subject to retaliation, and involuntarily housed in Lake Correctional Institutions - mental health building for a total of 51 days, but notified of the prisons intent to Baker Act me and subject me to attached conditional supervision parole { Attached Exhibit - 5 ]. On November 20, 1999, at the prison mental health building - hearing, as cause pyschiatrist declared: We feel that Mr. Jones need more faciliation and perhaps medication, because we are licensed psychiatrist and Mr. Jones refuse to talk to us, or else Mr. Jones will be getting out real soon. ( 4 of 70 ) 2) The 4th Amendment applicable to me through avenue of Amendment 14, guaranteed: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and against unreasonable searches and seizures, and effects against unreasonable interception of private communication by any means, shall not be violated. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12

** In Monroe Vs. Pape, 365 U.S. 167, 81 S.Ct. 473 ( 1961 ), which involved volations of the 4-th Amend- ment & the claims presented in Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 97 S.Ct. 285 ( 1976 ) which involved alleged violations of the 8-th Amendment. Both of these Amendments have been held applicable to the States by virtue of the adoption of the 14-th Amendment. ( See ) Mopp Vs.Ohio, 367 U.S. 643, 81 S.Ct. 1684 (1961 ); Robison Vs. California, 370 U.S. 660, 82 S.Ct. 1417 ( 1972 ). Parratt Vs. Taylor, 452 U.S. at 535, 101 S.Ct. 1908, 1912-13 ( 1981 ). USCA Amend. 4, 8, 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 9, 12, 17

3) Florida Administration Code, Mental Health, Chapter 33 - 404.105 (1), providely mandated: Before mental health evaluation, counseling, or psychotherapy is rendered to an inmate, the provider of such service shall ask the inmate to give written consent, after the limits on confidentiality are explained, unless such consent was given previously within 12 months. The explaination shall enable the inmate to make a knowing and willful decision without any element of fraud, deceit, or duress, or any other form of constraint or coercion.

4) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond and prohibited by my Federal Hands Off Order , to invadly tamper the access of the electromyogram wireless device capabilities, implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue, but tampered thus I did not give consent & was rejective of mental health services, violated 4-th Amendment intrusion, 8-th Amendment unusual infliction of cruelty, and committed Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 0605 / & Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242.

5) Florida Adminstration Code- Mental Health, Chapter 33-404.106 (1), providely mandated: The right to refuse health care is inherent for all inmates committed to the custody of the department, except in cases in which refusal of care poses a serious threat to the inmate,s health or safety, or the health or safety of other inmate or staff. USCA Amend. 14 ( 5 of 70 ) 6) The makers of our Constitution undertook to secure conditions favorable to the pusue of happiness. They recognized the significance of mans spiritual nature, of his feelings and of his intellect. They knew that only a part of the pain, pleasure and satisfactions of life are to be found in material things. They sought to protect Americans in their beliefs, their thoughts, their emotions and their sensations. They conferred, as against the government, the right to be let alone - the most comprehesive of rights and the right most valued by civilized men. To protect, that right, every unjustified intrusion by the government upon the privacy of an individual, whatever the means employee must be deemed violation of the Fourth Amendment. And, the use as evidence in a criminal proceeding, of facts assertained by such intrusion must be deemed violation of the Fifth. Olmstead Vs. United States, 277 U.S. 438, 478, 48 S.Ct. 564, 572 ( 1928 ) ; Washington Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. 210, 238, 110 S.Ct. 1028, 1045 ( 1990 ). Florida Constitution Article 1 Section 9, 12

7) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond and prohibited by my Federal Hands Off Order , to tamperly study the access of the electromyogram wireless device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue { nerve central ], thus caused me to sufferingly endure unpreventable ill impositions of shock like pains, commited 4-th Amendment invasion, 8-th Amendment intentional infliction of cruelty, hazardest Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / Assault & Battery under 28 USC 13321b / and Unauthorized use of Communications under 47 USC 0605. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 9,12, 17

8) Common law battery is recognized for unauthorized touchings by a physician and asumming liberty interests are implicated by involuntary administration of psychotropic drugs, Mills Vs. Rogers, 457 U.S. 291, 294 n. 4, 299 n. 16, 102 S.Ct. 2442, 2446 n.4, 2448 n. 16 ( 1982 ). USCA Amend. 14

9) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond and prohibited by Florida Constitution Article 1 Sect- ion 9, according 5-th and 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, and liberty, providing: No person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process, subjected me to painful / lawless human experimentation through the Electromyogram wireless device I have in my natural person thus I was / am not mentally incapacitated, and experimentation was not approved by federal institution review board, ( 6 of 70 ) commited hazardest violation of Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 and 21 CFR part 56

{ Florida Mental Statute 394.4598(6) (b-f) ]. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 9, 17, 23

10) Forcing antipsychotic drugs on a convicted prisoner is impermissible absent a finding of overriding justification and a determination of medical appropriatness. The 14-th Amendment affords at least as much protection to persons the state detains for trial, Riggins Vs. Nevada, 504 U.S. 127, 135, 112 S.Ct. 1810, 1815 ( 1992 ). USCA Amend. 14

11) The dimenions of liberty are both physical & intellectual, Every violation of a persons bodily integrity is an invation of his or her liberty. The invasion is particularly intrusive if it creates a substantial risk of permanent injury and premature death. Moverover, any suh action is degrading if it overrides a competent person,s choice to reject a specific form of medical treatment. And when the purpose or effect of forced drugging is to alter the will and the mind of the subject, it constitutes a deprivation of liberty in the most literal and fundamental sense, Washington Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. 210, 237-38, 110 S.Ct. 1028, 1045(1990).USCAAmend.14

12) The Washington Supreme Court properly equated the intrusiveness of this mind-altering drug treatment with electroconvulsive therapy or psychosurgery. It agreed with the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts determination that the drugs have a profound effect on a persons though processes and a well established likelihood of severe & irreversible adverse side effects, and that they therefore should be treated in the same manner we would treat psychosurgery or electroconvulsive therapy. [ Citiations Omitted ] There is no doubt, as the State Supreme Court and other courts that have analyzed the issue have concluded, that a competent individuals right to refuse such medication is a fundamental liberty interest deserving the highest order of protection, Id. 494 U.S. at 240-241 , 110 S.Ct. at 1047 ( 1990 ).

13) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond by Florida Administration Code 33 - 404.001, according 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to equal protections of the laws, defining scope and purpose of mental health services, (a): Identifying inmates who are experiencing disabling symptoms of mental disorder, that is, symptoms which impair ability to function adequately within the general inmate population, thus attempt to defraud by calling me to the mental health building of Lake (7of70) C.I. and using duress tastic for me to consent mental health which I rejected, after illfully / willfully subjecting me to involuntary experimentational treatment through the wireless electromyogram device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, because I wrote a formal grievance of officials acts upon me, attempt to robot me, by way of the device, after me serving 5 years and 7 months within the prison population with no reports of cowardness from me regarding no inmate { as in showing a non-ability to handle my surroundings ] which would show some justifyiable need for mental consultation, commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Conspiracy under 18 USC 241.

14) Our whole Constitutional heritage rebels at the thought of given government the power to control mens minds, Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 565, 89 S.Ct. 1243, 1248 ( 1969 ). USCA Amend. 1, 14

15) The state does not have the power to control moral contents of a persons thoughts, Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 565 ( 1969 ). USCA Amend. 1, 14

16) A criminal conviction and sentence of imprisonment extinguish an individuals right to freedom from confinement for the term of his sentence, but they do not authorize the State to classify him as mentally ill and to subject him to involuntary psychiatric treatment without affording him additional due process protections, Vitek Vs. Jones, 445 U.S. 480, 493-494, 100 S.Ct. 1254, 1264 ( 1980 ); Washington Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. 210, 242-243, 110 S.Ct. 1028, 1047-1048 ( 1990 ). USCA Amend. 14

17) Punishment which are incompatible with envolving standards of decency that mark progress of mat- uring society or which involve unnecessary or wanton infliction of pain are repugnant to 8-th Amendment, Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 102, 97 S.Ct 285, 290 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8,14

18) 8-th Amendment proscribes punishments which are grossly disproportionate to the severity of crime, Id, 429 U.S. at 102, 97 S.Ct. at 290 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8,14

19) Forcibly medication with psychotropics is not reasonably related to priosn security, Bee Vs. Greav- es, 744 F.2d 1387, 1395-97 ( 10-th Cir. 1984 ), Cert, denied, 469 U.S. 1214, 105 S.Ct. 1187 ( 1985 ).

20) Even considering the fact that, Florida Administration Code, Mental Health, Chapter 33- 404.210 (1) ( 8 of 70 ) providely mandated: Before psychiatric treatment is initialed within a mental health facility as defined in 33-404.202 (2) { consental under psychologist of the department ], the inmate shall be asked to give his express and informed writtent consent for such treatment." Express and informed writtent consent " means consent voluntarily given in writting after a conscientious and sufficient explanation and disclosure of: a) The purpose of the proposed treatment ; b) The common side effects of the treatment, if any: c) The expected duration of the treatment ; and d) The altemative treatment available. The explaination shall enable the inmate to make a knowing and willful decision without any element of fraud, deceit, or duress, or any other form of constraint or coercion. I was not consental of no psychologist, or under no physician at the time, as in justification of Florida DOC mental health official tampering the electromyogram wireless device implanted in my natural person, phone / computer access, while I was within the inmate open population / not in no mental building isolation cell, thus, when I was under general physician 10/1994-12/1998, maybe a year prior to the acts, the treatment, dispite my eyeglasses perscription, was relative of my heart failure high and low blood pressure / heart murmur / heart palpitation / heart attacks / bad blood cholesterol / breathen complications / renal desiease / lower back and joint pains problems { Attached Exhibit - 10 - 10i ). USCA Amend. 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 9

21) Mandatory n Character: a psychiatrist can only treat an inmate with antipsychotic drugs against his wishes if he is found to be (1) Mentally ill (2) Gravely Disabled. Policy create a justifiable expectation on the part of the inmate that the drugs will not be administered unless those conditions exist. Washin- gton Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. at 221, 110 S.Ct. at 1036; ( Citing ) Vitek Vs. Jones, 445 U.S. at 488-91, 100 S.Ct. at 1261-63 ( 1990 ). USCA Amend. 14 ; Fla. Stat. 394.451

22) Michael W. Moore - The Secretary of Florida Department of Correction, bond by Florida Constitution Article 1 Section 9, according the 5-th & 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, to not deprive any person of life, liberty or property, or equal protection of laws, by denying my formal grievance for an cease telephonic / computer access tamperage, of the electromyogram wireless device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, order, to Lake Correctional Institution- mental health officials, dispite the statement that I can not use the grievance process for monetory gains, while I was not mentally ill / incapacitated insane / nor incompetent, not consental of mental health, and had a Federal Hands Off / No Medication ( 9 of 70 ) Order in my file for the device. Thus, Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Violation of injunction or Court Order under Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

23) Florida Administration Conduct Code, Chapter 33-4.001(4)(a), providely mandated: No Administrat- or, Superintendant, Officer-in-charge, Supervisor, or Other Employee Shall Knowingly permit any subordinate, inmate or other person to, nor shall he, commit any act or engage in any conduct which would Violate Any State Statute, Rule, Directive, or Policy Statement. The administration and enforcement of all such statutes, rules, directives and policy statements, except as may be otherwise provided herein, shall be a basic responsibility of all adminstrators, superintendents, officers-in-charge, and supervisiors. USCA Amend. 14

24) Florida Administration Conduct Code, Chapter 33 - 4.002 (1) mandated : Each Superintendent, officer-in-charge, and District Supervisior, as well as Designated Central Office Staff, shall be responsible for insuring that each employee under his supervision, before assuming the duties of his employment, is familiar with all rules and regulations of the Department & Institution which pertain to such employee and to the protection, custody, control, care and treatment of persons under his supervision or control. Each employee shall keep himself completely familiar and comply with all rules and regulations durning his employment. USCA Amend. 14

25) 8-th Amendment imposes substantial limits on what can be made criminal and punished, Id. 429 U.S. at 102, 97 S.Ct. at 290 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

26) It is safe to affirm that punishments of torture and all others in the same line of unnecessary cruelty, are forbidden by that amendment, Wilerson Vs. Utah, 99 U.S. 130, 136, 25 L.Ed 345 ( 1879 ).

27) Michael W. Moore - The Secretary of Florida Department of Corrections, bond by the United States Constitutions Amendment 14, providing: Nor shall the State deprive any person of life, liberty or property, without due process of law, nor deny to any person within it,s jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws, thus denied my formal grievance I filed with his office against Lake Correctional Institution officials to stop subjecting me to ill experimentation through the wireless electromyogram monitor and bio- ( 10 of 70 ) feedback device implant of my motor cortex tissue, while I was not adjudicated incapacitated or gravely mentally incompetent by a state court, & It Was Not Approved By No Federal Institution Review Board in accordance with Code of Federal Regulation Code rule 45 CFR part 46 or 21 CFR part 56, as would be required to justify such ill experimentation under Florida Mental Statute 394.4598(6)(e), commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242, & pumped life into, supervisory liability in Cottone Vs. Jenne, 326 F.2d 1354, 1360 ( 11-th Cir. 2003 ). Thus, accessory after fact under Fla. Stat. 777.03(2)(a)

28) Supervisory liability under section 1983 occurs, when the responsible supervisor has notice of the need to correct the alleged deprivation, and fails to do so. Id 326 F.2d at 1360

29) Supervisory liability under section 1983 occurs, when a supervisors custom or policy results in deliberate indifference to constitutional rights. Id. 326 F2d. at 1360 ; Fla. Admin. Code 33-4.001(4)(a)

30) Supervisory liability under section 1983 occurs, when the facts support an indifference that the supervisor directed the subordinates to act unlawfully or knew that the subordinates would act unlawfully and failed to stop them from doing so. Id. 326 F.2d at 1360 ; Fla. Admin. Code 33-4.001(4)(a)

31) Eighth Amendment claims based on official conduct that does not purport to be penalty formally imposed for a crime requires inquiry into prison official state of the mind, Wilson Vs. Seiter, 501 U.S. 294, 111 S.Ct. 2321 ( 1991 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 17

32) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond by Amendment 14 Clauses, to not deprived any person of privilege, immunities, life, liberty, property or equity, but because I have wieless electromyogram device implanted in my person, stabledly maintained through-out the 5 plus years I had been imprisoned, but wrote formal grievance against officials for imposing painful ill experimentation upon me, retaliated and unjustly put me in the mental health building, in a isolation cell for the last 51 days prior to my scheduled imprisonment discharge date 12/1/1999, thou the 8-th Amendment prohibited the infliction of cruel and unusual punishment, commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Attempted Premeditated Murder under Fla. Stat. 782.04(1), Fla. Stat. 934.03(1)(a)

( 11 of 70 ) 33) Florida Administration Code, Grievance Procedure, Chapter 33 - 29.016(1), providely mandated: No action shall be taken against an inmate as the result of the submission of a grievance or appeal. Good faith use of or good faith participation in the grievance process shall not result in formal or informal reprisal against the inmate. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 9 ; USCA Amend. 1st, 5-th, 14-th

34) Punishments are cruel when they involve torture or a lingering death, Kemmler, 136 U.S. 436, 447, 10 S.Ct. 930, 933-34 ( 1890 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 9, 17

35) Treatment may violate 8-th Amendment if it involves something more than a medical judgment call, an accident, or an advertent failure, Murrell Vs. Bennett, 615 F.2d 306, 310 n. 4 ( 5-th Cir. 1980 ).

36) Medical care given to inmate which is so inappropriate as to evidence intentional maltreatment of refusal to provide essential care violates 8-th Amendment, Green Vs.Carlson, 581 F.2d 669, 675 ( 7-th Cir. 1978 ) (aff,d ), 446 U.S. 14, 100 S.Ct. 1468 ( 1980 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

37) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond by Florida Administration Code 33 - 404.105 (1) , according 4-th Amendment right to be let alone, privacy, and to be free from govemmental intrusion, providing: Before mental health evaluation, counseling, or psychotherapy is rendered to an inmate, the provider of such service shall ask the inmate to give written consent, after the limits on confidentiality are explained, unless such consent was given previously within 12 months. The explaination shall enable the inmate to make a knowing and willful decision without any element of fraud, deceit, or duress, or any other form of constraint or coreceion. Thus called me to the mental health building and attempt to make me consent mental health and attempt to baker act me { involuntary civil commitment ] when I refused, but not because I was mentally insane or incompetent as would be required, but because I have a wireless device implant, that I grieved them tampering. Commited Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Force, threat against victim per Fla. Stat. 914.22(1).

38) Under the common law of tort, the right to refuse any medical treatment emerged from the doctrines of trespass and battery, which were applied to unauthorized touchings by a physician and assuming liberty interests are implimented by involuntary administration of psychotropic drugs. Dept. of Mental ( 12 of 70 ) Health Regulations ------( No person shall be deprived of the right to manage his affairs...... solely by reason of his admision or commitment to a facility except where there has been an adjudication that such person is incompetent ) * General Law ( No person shall be deemed to be incompetent to manage his affairs, solely by reason of his admission or commitment in any capacity ), Mills Vs. Rodgers, 457 U.S. 289, 294 n. 4, 102 S.Ct. 2442, 2448 ( 1982 ). USCA Amend. 14

39) The Due Process of Law has been interpreted as the law of the land, the legislature went further to state that: this Constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be the " Supreme Law Of The Land " ; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby. State of Florida Vs. Dowling, 110 So.2d 522, 523 ( Fla. 1926 ). USCA Amend. 14

40) Fourth Amendment right ensure that individual are able to determine how, when and to what extent information about them is communicated to others and to provide a zone of privacy into which, not even government may intrude without invitation or Consent...at 939 F.2d 1455 ( 11 Cir. 1991 ).

41) Whenever any wire or oral communication has been intercepted, no part of the content of such communication and evidence derived therefrom may be received in evidence in any trial, hearing or other, agency regulatory body, at: 939 F.2d 1455 ( 11-th Cir. 1991 ). Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12

42) Lake Correctional Institutional / Florida Department of Corrections officials bond & prohibited by my Federal Hands Off Order, to tamperly study the capabilities of the electromyogram wireless device in my brain motor cortex tissue, but since 1,d been their custody 10/94 - 12/99, by telephonic / computer access, intrusively, searched and seized, my private communications, information, and surrounding intellectual property, thus disclosed & industiralized through-out the department, committed hazardest violation of Federal Privacy Act under 05 USC 0552 / Confidential Records under 42 USC 290 (dd)(2) / Computer Fraud & Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / Mail Fraud under 18 USC 1341 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241, Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Communication Fraud under Fla. Stat. 817.034(4)(a)1, and Aggravated Cyber Stalking under Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

( 13 of 70 ) 43) Florida Administration Conduct Code , Chapter 33 - 4.002(19), providely mandated: Employees shall not reveal confidential information in Department of Corrections records to unauthorized persons. USCA Amend. 4,14

44) Florida Department of Corrections / Lake Correctional Institutions, officials bound by Amendment 14 to not deprive any person of privileges, immunity, or the right to not be by the state deprived of life, liberty, property, or the equal protection of the laws, but unconsentally experimentally through telepho- nice / computer access, against my Federal Hands Off Order in my State medical file, tampered, used and exposed the electromyogram monitor and bio-feedback imposition wireless device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, towit caused me to endure some serious ill imposed pain, as the device discharged ill electric charges into my natural person when tampered, 10/1994 - 12/199, without compen- sating me, as violative of 5-th Amendment clause guaranteeing nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation, committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruc- tion of Justice under 18 USC 242. USCA Amend. 5, 14

45) Lake Correctional Institution officials bond by Florida Constitution Article 1 Section 4, according Amendment 1 freedom of speech, and of the press, and right to petition the government for a redress of any grievance, providing: No law shall be passed to restrain or abridge the liberty of speech or of the press, thus subjected me to involuntary placement in the mental health building for 51 days as a result of me writting formal grievance, commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Conspiracy Against person civil rights under 18 USC 241. USCA Amend. 1, 5,14

46) Complaint which alleged that plaintiff was involuntarily subject to 51 days of isolation in the mental health building cell by Lake Correctional Institution officials, solely because he spoke his freedom of speech, through formal grievance in connection with reason why, he was being subjected to lawless human experimentation whereas he have wireless electromyogram device implant in his brain motor cortex tissue, and Federal Hands Off Order in his medical file, but subjected to painful ill experimental impositions stated a claim under First Amendment, Haynesworth Vs. Miller, 820 F.2d 1245, 1255 ( D.C. Cir. 1987 ). USCA Amend. 1, 14

( 14 of 70 ) 47) No law enforcement officer is entitled to use force against someone based on that person,s verbal . statements alone, United States Vs. Cobbs, 905 F.2d 784, 787 ( 4 Cir. 1990 ). USCA Amend. 1, 4,5,14

48) Ms. Anderson - Classification officer at Lake Correctional Institution, violated 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity and liberty, joining mental health officials to see if the device they accessed / tampered with was truely in me, per the formal grievance, they could not baker acted me 11/ 20 /1999 while I was not mentally ill { Attached Exhibit - 5 ]. On 12/1/1999, date of sentence expiration, instead of releasing me from custody that morning, held me in Lake C.I. mental health building until maybe 11:00 AM, towhat time a short in height - mental health man approached my cell, attempting to talk to me. I told the man to get the hell away from me! That, I am not insane and care not to be insulted with his quest- ioning. The short man in height, replied " if you do not talk to me, You want get out, stating: We called Tallahassee. I said / told the mental health man, I do not care who you called, you got to let me go by 12 - PM, inwhich the man then walked away. Constituted False imprisonment under Fla. Stat. 787.02

49) Ms. Anderson, co-joining mental health officials thus held me in the mental health building after imprisonment sentence discharge, violated the Supreme Court case law citation in, Ingraham Vs. Wright, 430 U.S. 651, 673, 97 S.Ct. 1401, 1413 ( 1977 ) ( Freedom from bodily restraint and punishment is within liberty interest in personal security that is protected from state deprivation without due process of law ), commited Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / & Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242.

50) Ms. Anderson, Classification officer of Lake Corr. Inst. absolutely violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to the equal protection of the laws, whereas, she 'did not release me directly from the compound upon sentence expiration, and allowed mental health once let out the cell by security, to walk me to medical for a physical, to property, get dressed in civilian cloths, but put me in handcuffs and into a van, waiting in front of lake correctional instit. - mental health building. There was an releasee in the van. We was driven to the compounds back salliport gate for identification, and delivered to a Department of Children & Family - Mental facility called Lakeview, maybe 3 to 4 miles West of Lake Correctional Institution. And walked into the facility, the drivers gave the facilities personnel one file. So, I, asked the other releasee, why was he brought there. Un-like me, the person stated ( 15 of 70 ) that the court ordered him to go there after his prison sentence. The FDOC drivers left, so, I asked the Lakeview facility personnel, did they have a file for me, towit replied no. After, a lakeview personnel asked me to step into his office, a woman came in afterwards and said: yea that,s him { presumming she checked my implant access to see if the carrier was at the facility ]. The man asked me am I planning to seek counseling, towhich I said no, I plan to go back to the Miami, hospital I was operated on. The lakeview-Department of Children & Family facility personnel told me, I was free to go. Florida Discharge Statute laws, according 4-th Amendment right to be let alone, and against unreasonable seizure except upon probable cause warrant issued by impartial judge or magistrate, definingly provided { Nor shall any person who is discharged from confinement be afterwards confined or imprisoned for the same cause except by order of a court of competent jurisdiction }. Constituted Kidnap under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2

51) Ms. Anderson, joining and respecting mental health officials interests to confirm my device implant by not releasing me upon scheduled imprisonment discharge date 12/1/1999, morning, and authorized further restraint / me delivered to Department of Children & Family- Lakeview Mental Facility, thus I was neither consental of mental health, not under involuntary civil commitment nor examination act, violated my liberty as defined by Supreme Court, America wide citation law, holding in Herrera Vs. Collins, 506 U.S. 390, 435-36, 113 S.Ct. 853, 879 ( 1993 ) ( This liberty is not a series of isolated points, it is a rat- ional continum which, broadly speaking, includes a freedom from all substantial arbitrary impositions and purposely restraints ). Commited False Imprisonment per Fla. Stat. 787.02, kidnap. per Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)4, & Unauthorized use and tamperage of wire communication under Fla. Stat. 934.03(1)(3)

52) Ms. Anderson, willfully & conspiracously not releasing me directly from Lake Correctional Institution the morning of my scheduled imprisonment discharge 12/1/1999, as normal released thus participated me being handcuffed, & involuntarily taken to Lakeview Mental Health Facility, which was not judicially ordered, commited Capitol Kidnap per Florida Statute 787.01(1)(a)4, Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2 ; Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242, and Conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241.

53) The Constitution provide a convited felon the protection of due process against a involuntary transfer from the prison population to a mental hospital for psychiatric treatment, Vitek Vs. Jones, 445 U.S. 480, ( 16 of 70 ) 100 S.Ct. 1254 ( 1980 ). USCA Amend. 14

54) Ms. Anderson, Classification officer - Lake Corr. Inst. absolutely, violated 14 Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and due process of law, joining mental health officials in creating a re-imprisonment method to get me back in prison to further subject me to experimentation. Discharging me as scheduled on December 1, 1999 { Attached Exhibit- 7 ], but forged the inclusion of conditional release governed by parole statute 947 towit the discharge certificate reflected, thus was discretion-other abridging the lawful sentence expiration, process due, per State Correctional System - Florida Statute 944.275(2)(a) { See Actual Language at, Attached Exhibit 15 ], and enhanced DOC discretionary jurisdiction thus my state court sentence commitment order, edit " If to be imprisoned, unmarked sections are inapplicable", the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, did not authorize the after imprisonment, retention of jurisdiction statute 947 { Attached Exhibit 13, p. 3-4 ]. Constituted kidnap with intent to interfere with performance of any governmental or political function per Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)4, & Treason under Fla. Stat. 876.32

55) Ms. Anderson, joining & respecting DOC mental health official on desire to get me back in custody to studingly tamper the wireless electromyogram device implant thus modified sentence expiration to conditional release, commited Federal conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241; Conduct or participated in any enterprise through pattem of recketeering activity under Fla. Stat. 895.03(3)

56) In determining credits to which inmates were entitled as remedy for refusal of Department of Correct- ion to provide credits to inmate, which violated ex post facto clause: definintion of lawful to be used was the definition in effect at time of commission of offenses, Gomez Vs. FDOC, 773 So.2d 499 ( Fla.1988 ).

57) State Correctional System 1991 Florida Statute 944.275, governing my 1992 controlling convcition, section (2)(a) provided: The department shall establish for each prisoner sentenced to a term of years a maximum sentence expiration date, which shall be the date when the sentence / combined sentences imposed on a prisoner will expire. In establishing this date. The department shall reduce the total time to be served by any time lawfully credited { See Mandatory Language at: Attached Exhibit - 15 ].

58) Ms. Anderson, not respecting my state criminal commitment order stipulation for the 1994 sentence ( 17 of 70 ) to be concurrent and co-terminous with controlling 1992 sentence previously closed { Atached Exhibit- 13, p. 4 ] which due to earned gain-time under state correctional system statutory rule 944.275(2)(a), was the only way the sentences expired earlier on 12/1/1999, thus she forged inclusion of conditional parole to be served after imprisonment, breach my criminal commitment order contract, by attachment of parole supevision not authorized by conviction in violation of Fla. Const. Art. 1 Se. 10 - Ex Post Facto Clause - Bill of Attainder, and Breach of Contracts. Commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Treason Against the State per Fla.Stat. 876.32, Violated court order per Fla.Stat. 784.048(4)

59) Ms. Anderson, pre-planning the inclusional forging of parole supervision governed by florida statute 947 upon scheduled 12/1/1999 impriosnment discharge { Attached Exhibit - 5, 7 ] not authorized by my state court criminal commitment order { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 4 ], commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Forgery per Fla. Stat. 831.01, Violated court order per F.S. 784.048(4)

60) Ms. Anderson, inclusion of conditional parole supervision to be served after imprisonment discharge not authorized by the state court, abridged punishmental contract of the court, thus violated Ex Post Facto Clause of United States Constitution Article 1 Section 10 Clause 1 { enforced by Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 10 ], providing: No State shall grant letter of marque or reprisal, violate clause prohibiting the state to pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contract, commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Forgery per Fla. Stat. 831.01, Violated injunction or Court Order under Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

61) State may not apply existing statutory law to past conduct if it would violate ex post facto or due process, Riversa Vs. Allin, 144 F.3d 719 ( 11-th Cir. 1998 ). USCA Art. 1 Sec. 10 CL. 1 ; Amend. 14

62) Ms. Anderson - classification of Lake Corr. Inst. absolutely violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, forfeiting my statutory & eanred gain time per. State Correctional System - Florida Statute 944.275(2)(a), onwhich established my early expiration of sentence 12/1/1999 date { Attached Hereto Exhibit- 15 ], and unjustly through the Florida Parole Commission subjected me to supervision for that same gain time { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 14 ].

( 18 of 70 ) Thus, Florida Supreme Court spoke upon the effects of statutory and gain time eamed under Florida Statute 944.275(2)(a), held in, State of Florida Vs. Green, 547 So.2d 925, 926 ( Fla. 1989 )( A prisoner who is released early because of gain-time is considered to have completed his sentence in full ).

63) As a remedy for refusal of Department of Corrections to provide credits to inmate, which violated Ex Post Facto Clause, inmates were entitled to number of credits that should have been awarded under statute in effect at time of their offenses, Gomez Vs. Singletary, 773 So.2d 499 ( Fla. 1988 ).

64) Section 275(1) Florida Statute 944 authorized the Department of Corrections to grant " gain time in order to encourage satisfactory prisoner behavior, to provide incentive for prisoners to participate in pro- ductive activities, and to reward prisoner who perform outstanding deeds or services ", State Vs Green, 547 So.2d 925, 926 ( Fla. 1989 ). USCA Amend. 14

65) The purpose of giving credit for time served is to insure that a defendant does not spend more time in jail than the term of his sentence. State Vs. Green, 547 So.2d 925 ( Fla. 1989 ). USCA Amend. 14

66) The purpose of gain-time is altogether defferent. It is designed to provide an opportunity for early release from jail for good behavior, State Vs. Green, 547 So.2d 925, 927 ( Fla. 1989 ). USCA Amend. 14

67) Ms. Anderson, when holding me in Lake C.I. mental building, conspired initial after release forfeit of all gain-time { Exhibit 5, 48A, p.1-2, & 48B ] that eshablished sentence 12/1/99 expiration { Exhibit 7 ] absent prior entemal prison disciplinary action required to justify a forfeiture, in pursue of an scheme to attach judicial unauthorize parole supervision for that same statute sustain gaintime allotment, to effect reimprisonment by violation. Violated Fla. Supreme Court holding, State Vs. Green, commited Treason against the State per Fla.Stat. 876.32 , and Published forged alteration to defraud per Fla. Stat. 831.02

68) Receipt of gain time is dependant on a prisoner behavior while in prison, not on satisfactory behavior once the prisoner has been released from incarceration. Therefore, occured gain-time is the functional equivalence of time spent in priosn. State Vs. Green, 547 So.2d 925, 926 ( Fla. 1989 ).

69) Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059 ( 1988 ){ Prison officials may not punish inmate beyond terms of ( 19 of 70 ) confinement set by Court and State rules for prisoners ). USCA Art. 1 Sec. 10 CL. 1 ; Amend. 13, 14

70) Ms. Anderson - classification of Lake Corr. Inst. absolutely violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protections of the laws, willfully and conspiraously sending my record to florida parole commission for attachment of parole supervision per. florida statute 947, and to secure my return to DOC custody, thus not authorized by my criminal sentence commitment order { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3 - 4 ], was prohibitly bond by Florida Sentence Statute Chapter 921.20 providing: As soon as possible after a prisoner has been placed in the custody of Department of Corrections, the classification board shall fumish a classification summary to the parole commission for use as provided in s. 947 { See Actual Language at, Attached Exhibit - 16 ].

71) A persons liberty is equally protected, even when the liberty is a statutory creation of the State, The touchstone of due process is protection of the individual against arbitrary action of government, Dent Vs. West Virginia, 129 U.S. 114, 123, 9 S.Ct. 231, 233 ( 1889 ) ; Wolff Vs. McDonnell, 418 U.S. 539, 558 ( 1974 ). USCA Amend. 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 9

72) Parole & Probation Commission 2000 Florida Statute 947 giving general discription of floria parole commission jurisdiction in section 947.05, it partly holds: No prisoner shall be placed on parole except as provided in ss. 947.172 and 947.174 by a panel of no fewer than two commissioners appointed by the chair { Attached Exhibit - 36A ]. USCA Amend. 14

73) Ms. Anderson, willfully & maliciously sending my record directly to florida department of corrections parole & probation office, to maintain a form of discretion, aside forcing my unconsent of mental health afiliation by use of florida Statute 947 jurisdictional statute contrary to florida sentence chapter 921 and parole statute 947.05, thus my criminal sentence order reflected if to be imprisoned unmarked sections are inapplicable, towhat after imprisonment retention statute 947 was not marked { Attached Exhibit 13, p. 3, 4 ], commited malicious violation of Federal Conspiracy to deprived citizen rights under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Force, threat against victim per Fla.Stat. 914.22(1)

74) Florida Statute 947.16, Eligibility for Parole; Initial Parole Interview; Powers & Duties of Commission ( 20 of 70 ) (3) expresssingly and mandatorily provided: Notwithstanding the provisions of ss 775.021 and 921.16, if an inmate has received a consecutive sentence or sentences imposed by a court or courts of the state the inmate shall be eligible for consideration of parole, Unless: otherwise expressly prohibited by law. USCA Amend. 14

75) Ms. Anderson - classification and releasing officer of Lake Correctional Institution, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, and right to not be by the State deprived of life, liberty, property or the equal protection of laws, operating and enforcing discretionary decision in the State of Florida under jurisdictional Florida Statute 947, thus, prior to my 12/1/1999 criminal sentence expirational date made lawless plan with Lake Correctional Institution - mental health officials to subject me to parole and force compliance of conditions to seek mental health care and medicational treatment, in different respects { Attached Exhibit - 5, See plan at top of the page ], towhat after imprisonment supervision the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court did not sentence me to, whereas the criminal commitment order edited " To be imprisoned, unmarked sections are inapplicable ", & the retention section 947 was not marked { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ]. Constitutes Aggravated Stalking under Fla. Stat. 784.048(3)

76) Florida department of corrections do not have discretionary power to override a State Judicial Circuit Court Criminal Commitment Order, thus state court imposed imprisonment sentence, lenghth, terms, & stipulation, Ms. Anderson of Lake C.I. subject me to after imprisonment conditional parole supervision of florida statute 947, not authorized by criminal commitment order violated my 5-th / 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, and right to not be by the state deprived of life, liberty, and the equal protection of the laws, commited willful / maliciously Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242. Constitutes Treason against the State under Fla. Stat. 876.32

77) Florida Administration Code of Conduct, Chapter 33-4.002(13), providely mandated: No employee shall falsify reports or records. USCA Amend. 14

78) Under both due process clause and state law, inmate has liberty interest, in being released upon expiration of imprisonment. Since inmate parole grante has liberty interest in being released from prison ( 21 of 70 ) as soon as possible it surely follows that he also has liberty interest in being set free at end of his term. Calhoun Vs. New York State Division of Parole, 999 F.2d 647 ( 2nd Cir. 1993 ). USCA Amend. 5, 14

79) Inmate had liberty interest in his release from confinement upon expiration of state court sentence, deprivation of which should not occured without due process. Id. 999 F.2d 647 ( 2nd Cir. 1993 ).

80) Florida Statute 947.1405 - Conditional Release Program expressly held: 1) This section and 947.14, may be cited as the ( CRP Act ) 2) Any inmate who: a) Is convicted of a crime committed on or after 10/1/1988, and before January 1, 1994, and any inmate who is convicted of a crime committed on or after 1/1/94 which crime is or was contained in category 1-4 of rule 3.701 / 3.988 Fla. R.Crim.P. ( 1993 ), and who has served at least one prior felony commitment at a federal or state facility. b) Is sentenced as a habitual or violent habitual offender or career offender under 775.84 c) is found to be a sexual predator under s. 775.21 / 775.23, shall upon reaching the tentative release date whichever is earlier, a established by the department, be released under supervision subject to specific terms and conditions, including payment of cost of supervision pursuant to s. 948.09. Such supervision shall be applicable to all sentences within the overall term of sentence,s " if an inmate,s overall term of sentences includes one or more sentences that are eligible for conditional release supervision as provided herein". " Effective July 1, 1994, and applicable for offenses committed on or after that date ".

81) The relevant statute used mandatory language to create a presumption that inmates will be placed on parole conditional release, if the designated findings are made, Board of Pardons Vs. Allen, 482 U.S. at 377 - 378, 107 S.Ct. at 2420 - 2421. USCA Amend. 14

82) Ms. Anderson, as a matter of federal and state law finding of the conditional release program statute 947.1405, criteria, could not subject me to jurisdiction thereunder, while I had one prior criminal commitment served in 1985 not within the statute perscribed period of 1988 through 1994; I was not sentenced

( 22 of 70 ) as no habitual / violent habitual nor career offender; thus, I was not criminally charged or convicted as no child molester, fondler nor sexual predator { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 1 ], as would be required under the conditional release program, mandatory in charactor, statute language...... for me to be the subject of. Committed Federal Conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Racketeering Conduct or Activity under 18 USCA 1961, 1963, 1964 / and Racketeering conduct or activity to maintain in enterest of control under Fla. Stat. 895.03(2), 895.03(3)

83) Ms. Anderson - classification officer of Lake Correctionai institution, violated my 14 Amendment privilege, immunity, and rights to not be by the state deprived of life, liberty or the equal protections of the laws, enforcing conditional release program jurisdictional statute 947 criteria upon me, which faxed order directly to the Miami, based FDOC parole and probation office, two months prior to my scheduled 12/1/1999 imprisonment sentence expiration discharge, towhat after imprisonment supervision criteria i did not fit, and was not authorized by criminal commitment order { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ], on 10/16/1999, stating: Subject has supervision to follow release as noted below. He / She is being instructed to report to your office upon release. If these reporting instruction are not correct, contact this facility / region office immediately by DC mail with the corrected reporting instructions. If a detainer is noted you will need to contact the detaining agency { Attached Exhibit - 5 ].

84) Florida Administration Conduct Code, Chapter 33-4.002(20), providely mandated: No employee shall knowingly submit inaccurate or untruthful information for or on any Department of Corrections record, report or document. USCA Amend. 14

85) Ms. Anderson, forcing conditional release program, upon me - with specific terms and condition as would a sexual predator, thus had my state criminal record for inspection & knew I was not criminally charged / convicted nor sentenced under no sexual predator criteria, committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Slander & libel under 28 USC 13321b / & Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242

86) Ms. Anderson, fonvarding official state notation order prior to my imprisonment release stating that I had supervision after release not authorized by criminal commitment order, and knowing it to be false, { Exhibit - 5 ) committed Perjury in Official Proceedings under Fla. Stat. 837.02(1), and Federal Statute ( 23 of 70 ) 18 USC 1621 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242.

87) Ms. Anderson - classification officer of Lake Correctional Institution violated my Fourteenth Amendment privilege, immunity, and rights to not be by the state deprived of life, liberty or the equal protection of the laws, without due process { enforced by Florida Const. Art. 1 Sec. 9 ], unconstitutiona- lly subjecting me to after imprisonment conditional release program, not authorized by my criminal sentence commitment order, which caused Sandra Davis - of Florida Department of Correction Parole and Probation - Miami Lakes office, after my 12/1/1999 imprisonment sentence expirational discharge { Attached Exhibit - 7 ], to contact my mom by phone on December 10-th,1999, stating that I am M.I.A. { missing in action ] status and have a probationary period to serve with her Miami Lakes office, and that I need to report there by 12/12/1999, whom told me. Thus, once I reported, the same 12/10/99 day, stated that I had special conditions to accord, directed that I go over to the Northside FDOC parole & probation office by 2-pm and submit to ankle braclet monitor, have 10-pm curfew, that I need to enroll in and participate, as listed: 1) Metro Dade Task Substance Abuse Program; 2) Northwest Miami Community Mental Health Center ; 3) Alliance for Pyschological Services / South Florida Sexual Addi- ction and Disorder Treatment Center { Attached Exhibit - 14, p. 1 ], See { Exhibit - 5, release pre-plan ].

88) The Florida Parole and Probation - Commissioners Office , officials violated my 14-th Amend- ment privilege, immunity, and the equal protection of the laws, without due process of the law, sitting as over-sight and enforcement of florida parole commission authority 947 discretionary statute, thus forwarded conditional release program criteria, terms and conditions for me to accord, and as thou I was a sexual predator per. Florida Statute 947.1405(c), to the Miami Lakes Florida department of corrections parole and probation office, 12/15/199, subsequental of Sandra Davis, first contact with me December 10-th,1999 { Attached Exhibit - 14, p. 2 - 5 ], absent all jurisdiction and knew I was not criminally commitment per. the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, in case number F92-34188 B and F94-14954 regarded no child or person younger than 19 year, inwhat order mandated: To be Imprisoned, unmarked sections are inapplicable, and the after imprisonment retention section 947 was not marked { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ]. Thus, Federal Racketeering conduct or participation under 18 USCA 1961, 1963 , 1964, and under Fla. Stat. 895.03(2-3), Treason against the state under Fla. Stat. 876.32. ( 24 of 70 ) 89) Sandra Davis - of Florida Department of Corrections - Parole and Probation - Miami Lakes Office at the time, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, and right to not be by the state deprived of life, liberty, or the equal protection of the laws, without due process of law, directing my presence at her office on 12/15/1999, which had me to sign a list of terms & conditions for the 6 years, 3 months, and 7 days, or rather 12/1/199 - 3/8/2006, but was that period of gain-time unlawfully forfeited, stating in the first paragraph: It having been made to appear to the florida parole commission that Jones, Walla- ce inmate # 100177, a prisoner of the state of florida, is eligible for conditional release for the maximum term of sentence or sentences imposed as provided by law and will be released from prison on 12/1/99. 2-nd paragraph, stated in accordance with Florida Statute 947 { Attached Exhibit - 14, p. 2 ] thus I was not mentally incompetent, insane or incapacitated in my life { Attached Exhibit - 3s ], towhat after imprisonment state official discretionary retention of jurisdiction statute 947, the court did not impose in criminal commitment order { Attached Exhibit 13, p. 4 ]. Constitutes affirmed Racketeering conduct /activity to maintain control under Fla. Stat. 895.03(2-3) , and under Federal Statute 18 USC 1961, 1963 or 1964

90) Joan Miniea - state contracted psychologist of south florida sexual addiction and disorder treatment center / alliance for psychological services, absent all jurisdiction, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, and the equal protection of the laws, 12/16/1999 when I first attended her group under parole supervisor Ms. Davis directions, I asked Ms. Miniea, why am I here, thou she did not respond, told me that I had to stand and introduce myself to the group, admit to the alleged sexual battery crime I was prosecuted under, thus, unlike myself, the group she headed was of sexual violent preditors under state court civil commitment orders. Thus,

91) Joan Miniea - state contracted psychologist of south florida sexual addiction & discreder treatment center / alliance for psychological services, absent all jurisdiction, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, 12/1999 handing me an application for psychological services to read and sign knowing I had alleged sexual battery offense on an adult acqu- aintence, not a child as the sexual violent predators she counseled, thus, I was not incompetent, not under no civil commitment, & could not be subject to the involuntary psychological group counsultation, except by civil commitment order of the court, as a consequence of a sexual conviction upon a child 16 ( 25 of 70 ) years old or younger, West Florida Statute Annotated - Mental Health 394.910 - 394.931, which was not the criteria of my criminal case { Exhibit - 11 ]. Thus, conspiracy to defraud under Fla. Stat. 831.02.

92) Joan Miniea - state contracted psychologist of south florida sexual addiction and disorder treatment center / alliance for psychological services, absent all jurisdiction, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to the equal protection of the laws, 12/23/99 telling me at the second group session, you right, the judge did not sentence you to nothing like this, thus Ms. Miniea did not notify the parole supervisor of her non-jurisdictional discretion the parole office had in forcing me to attend the group, nor did Ms. Miniea, respect the two under lined words I wrote ( Under Duress ) under my signature of the psychological consent form which, West Florida Statute Annotated - Mental Health 394.459(3) required Willful consent. Thus, violation of florida statutory law injunction effect per Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

93) Joan Miniea - state contracted psychologist of south florida sexual addiction and disorder treatment center / alliance for psychological services, absent all jurisdiction, violated my Amendment 14, privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, 12/1999- on subjecting me to psychological counsultation & opinion for sexual violent predators while knowing I was not adjudicated of a sexual crime upon a child, not adjudicated under the florida department of children and family - involuntary evaluation and treatment for sexual violent predator statute 394.910- 394.931, nor civily commited otherwise. Thus, Federal obstruction of justice under 18 USC 242 and Conspiracy under 18 USC 241.

94) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, in 2000, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, & liberty, directing me to go to Dade Task Substance Abuse & Addiction Center, to enroll in and attend group or re-imprisonment if not complied with { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 14 ) , thus, I attended the group and was subjected to intrusive urinalysis each time I attended, the two hour group sessions { 1/19/2000 / 1/20/200 / 1/21/2000 / 1/24/2000 / 1/25/2000 / 1/26/2000 / 1/27/2000 / 1/28/2000 / 1/31/2000 / 2/1/2000 / 2/4/2000 / 2/7/2000 ], director of the program checking my records, stated she was going to call my parole officer because I do not need to be there having no arrest or convictional history of drug / alcoholic use, dispite the fact that I had just been release from almost 6 years of state imprisonment, which Sandra Davis concludly stated that I do have to attend nomore. ( 26 of 70 ) 95) Sandra Davis - officier of Florida Department of Corrections Parole & Probation office, violated my 14 Amendment privilege, immunity and liberty, absent all jurisdiction, in 2/2000, summoning the parole commission, to issue arrest warrant for me to be arrested under authority of florida statute 947, alleging: violation of condition 8(d), by failing to promptly & truthfully answer all questions and follow all instructions asked or given to you by your conditional release officer to report to Northwest Dade Community Mental Center, on 1/20/2000, for an assessment, and to sign a release of information form, and this you failed to do { Attached Exhibit - 19 ]. Thus, the parole examiner Monique Walker, recommended my parole be restored, found that I was not in violation, while the mental health center lady, Sandra Davis used as witness, stated: Jones did sign a release of information form when he did the assessment but it is against our policy to release his information to department of corrections or the parole commission. Doctor patient privilege. Thus, Federal perjury under 18 USC 1621, and under Fla. Stat. 837.02(1)

96) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, as violative of Amendment 4 right to be let alone, summonsed the parole commission to issue warrant, alleging violation for my non-compliance of her directions thus I had complied, caused a warrant to be issued for my arrest { Attached Exhibit - 19 ],

97) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, as violative of Amendment 4 seizure of person, caused me to be unlawfully taking into custody / subject to dade countyjail entry mandatory medical screening, then, sent back to florida department of correction custody but deprived of my liberty from the 2/7/2000 arrest until 7/28/2000 when I was re-discharged from florida department of corrections custody following the parole commissions restoration of parole { Attached Exhibit - 18 ], committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and kidnap under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2,4

98) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, as violative of Amendment 4 privacy, caused me to be unlawfully imprisoned under mental allegator, towit I was again subject to intrusive and painfully ill human experimentation by electroconvulsive impositions directly through the telephonic / computer accessed wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, which effected my natural feelings / functions { Attached Exhibit - 20 ]. Committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Atmptd. Pre. Murder F.S. 782.04(3) ( 27 of 70 ) 99) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, violated 4-th Amendment right to be let alone, re-sommonsed the florida parole commission with infamous violation, thus I had not been released following the first alleged violation and restorartion of parole to violate anything, casued the commission to immediate issue new warrant June 21, 2000, & hold me imprisoned until an included July 28, 2000 following the parole commissions May 24, 2000 restoration of parole { Attached Exhibit - 22 ], committed violation 14-th Amendment liberty, Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Perjury under 18 USC 1621, and under Fla.Stat. 837.02(1), Treason against state Fla.Stat.876.32

100) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, violated 4-th Amendment right to be let alone, re-summonsing the parole commission to issue warrant for my arrest while I was in prison awaiting release from her first allegation, thus prior to it continued of my state criminal conviction appeal in U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11-th Circuit towhat court denied certificate of appealibilty,, July 12, 2000, providing 14 days reconsideration jurisdiction, but caused me to be held until July 28, 2000 { Attached Exhibit - 18 ) prevented my communication with United States Court of Appeals - 11-th Circuit, Judges by July 25-th, 2000, and lose my appellate jurisdiction rights { Attached Exhibit - 23 ], committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 1512(b)(3) / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Perjury under 18 USC 1621, and under Fla.Stat. 837.02(1), Kidnap per Fla.Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2,4 & False imprisonment per 787.02(1)(a).

101) Florida Parole Commission, absent all jurisdiction, operated in the State of Florida under jurisdiction statute 947, and upon Sandra Davis alleged violation of parole, on January 2000 issued an warrant for my person resulted arrest / injailment { Attached Exhibit 19, 22 ] as violative of my Amendment 4-th right to be free from unreaonable seizure of my person except upon Judicial cause, thus Amendment 14 guaranteed my privilege, immunity, and rights to not be by the state deprived of life, liberty, property or the equal protection of the law, and the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court imposed criminal commitment order mandated to be imprisoned, unmarked sections are inapplicable, the court did not authorize section 947 after imprisonment retention { Attached Exhibit 13, p. 3, 4 ]. Constitute Federal conspiracy under 18 USC 241, kidnap per Fla.Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2 & Treason against the State per Fla.Stat. 876.32.

102) Parole Commission - Florida Statute 2000, Chapter 947.04- Organization of Commission; Officers; ( 28 of 70 ) Duties, relevantly provided: The chair shall establish, execute, and be held accountable for all administrative policy decisions. However, decisions to grant or revoke parole shall be made in accordance with the provisions of ss. 947.172, 947.174, and 947.23 { Attached Exhibit - 36A ]. USCA Amend. 14

103) Parole Commissioner - Jimmie L. Henery, Frederick B. Dunphy, Judith A. Wilson, revocation specialist, P.J. Stevenson { Exhibit 22 ] and David E. Roberts { Exhibit 29A ] issuing warrant to take me in jail custody per authority statute 947, absent all jurisdiction thus Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court did not impose conviction authorizing section 947 after imprisonment retention { Atchd. Exhibit 13, p. 3, 4 ], violated 14-th Amendment liberty, immunity, due process of Amendment 4-th probition against seizure of person except of upon probable cause. Thus, Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Kidnap per Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2 , Violated Court Order per Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

104) It was / is an absolute violation of 14-th Amendment liberty, due process of state law and Article 1 Section 10 Clause 1 Ex Post Facto Clause prohibition against the state to breach obligation of contract while the Florida parole commission subjected me to discertionary after imprisonment confinement, not authorized by the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court criminal sentence imprisonment order contract.

105) Prison officials must act within the normal limits or range of custody which the conviction has authorized the state to impose. Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059, 1063 ( 1 Cir. 1988 ) ; Meachum Vs. Fano, 427 U.S. 215, 225, 96 S.Ct. 2532, 2538 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 14

106) Person released from prison can not be subject to parole commission discretion or decisions to reimprison person while state court, criminal commitment sentence order did not authorize the state to impose such after imprisonment supervision. Domegan, 859 F.2d at 1063. USCA Amend. 14

107) Individual subjected to parole commissions discretion & decisions to re-imprison individual not authorized by state criminal commitment sentence order, stipulations imposes upon the individual restraints abridging the limits set by legislature intent for crime. Domegan, 859 F.2d at 1063. USCA Amend. 14

108) The named parole commission officials, absent jurisdiction, operating in State of Florida under jurisdiction statute 947, and upon Sandra Davis second alleged parole condition violation while I was still in ( 29 of 70 ) prison awaiting release from the first alleged parole violation, on June 21, 2000, issued a second warrant and caused me to be held imprisoned { Attached Exhibit - 22 ], without judicial authorization { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ) violated my 14-th Amendment immunity, and rights to not be by the state deprived of liberty and equal protection of the laws. Commited kidnap, faciliate felony per Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2

109) Fla. Parole Commission, issuing of new custody warrant 5/2000 after the first one, absent all jurisdiction, which caused me to be held the longer in florida department of corrections custody, violated 14 Amendment immunity and Liberty. Committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Kidnap, inflict harm and terrorize victim under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)3

110) Parole Commission- Florida Statute 2000, Chapter 947.06 - Meeting; When Commission May Act, specifically & mandatority provided in relevant part: No prisoner shall be placed on parole except as provided in ss. 947.172 and 947.174 by a panel of no fewer than two commissioners appoint by the chair { Attached Exhibit - 36A ]. Thus, rendered the Florida Parole and Probation Commission lacking all jurisidiction over me, as the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, did not authorize the state to impose after imprisonment supervision per. statute 947 { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ].

111) The relevant fla. statute 947.06 used mandatory language to cretaed a presumption that a prisoner released from imprisonment can not be placed on parole supervision and subject to the commissions discretionary decision absent a imposed criminal commitment order that authorize the state to impose such after imprisonment supervision of parole jurisdiction statute 947. Board of Pardons Vs. Allen, 482 U.S. at 377 - 378, 107 S.Ct at 2420, 2421

112) The Named Florida Parole officials absence all jurisdiction, subjecting me to custody warrants, re- imprisonment and mental evaluation upon allegation of my non-compliance to seek, enroll in and submit to mental health treatment { Attached Exhibit - 19 ] thus I have never been adjudicated mentally ill, insane, disorderly nor under no civil commitment { Attached Exhibit - 3s ] contrary to my physical heart related impairments history and care from 1994 through 12/1998 { Attached Exhibit - 10s ], which was not of a institutional security concern, dispite, fact that my criminal commitment order did not

( 30 of 70 ) authorize the after imprisonment parole supervision { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3 -4 ], violated my 8-th Amendment right to be free from the intentional infliction of cruel and unusual punishments, while I had protection under the Amendment 14-th immunity, right to liberty, and the equal protection of laws. Thus, malicious battery, inficiting cruel treatment per Fla. Stat. 944.35(3)(a)2, Treason under Fla.Stat. 876.32.

113) Due Process concerns are implicated when Florida Department of Correction / Florida Parole Com- missions officials undertook to forced involuntary psychiatric evaluation and treatment { Attached Exhibit - 14 ] to intrusively tamper wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue telephone and computer access { Exhibit - 1s ] on temporary, that discharges painfully ill charges of electric current upon tamperage, against the Federal Hands Off Order in my State medical file for the device { Attached Exhibit - 9 ] but non-emergency, basis, that they could not do to me regularly or permanently. Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059 ( 1 Cir. 1988 ). Thus, Kidnap, inflict harm, terrorize victim per Fla.Stat. 787.01(1)(a)3 , Treason against the State per Fla.Stat. 876.32.

114) 8-th Amendment proscribes punishment which are grossly disaprportionate to the severity of crime. Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 97 S.Ct. 285 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

115) 8-th Amendment imposes substantial limits on what can be made criminal and punished. Estelle, 429 U.S. 97, 97 S.Ct. 285 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

116) Punishments are cruel when they involve torture or a lingering death. Kemmler, 136 U.S. 436, 447,

10 S.Ct. 930, 933-34 ( 1890 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

117) It is safe to affirm that punishments of torture and all others in the line of unnecessary cruelty, are forbidden by that amendment. Wikerson Vs. Utah, 99 U.S. 130, 136, 25 L.Ed. 345 ( 1879 ) ; Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 102, 97 S.Ct. 285, 290 ( 1976 ). USCA 8, 14

118) Juan Badia - psychiatrist of South Florida Reception Center, May 2000, violated 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity and liberty, independantly placing my name on the call-out for May 9, 2000 { Exhibit- 20 ], thus, I was not mentally insane, incompetent and rejective of mental health services, towhich if I did not comply with, constitute disobeying a written order and results 30 days Disciplanary confinement ( 31 of 70 ) { Attached Exhibit 21 ]. Thus, published forged alteration with intent to defraud under Fla. Stat. 831.02

119) Dr. Badia, as violative of Amendment 4 search & seizure, right to privacy and right to be free from governmental intrusion into person private life, asked me how I was doing, then immediately stated, your test results came back they all over 100%, you zero,d out, your a S-9. I said S-9! I aint never heard of that before, what the hell is S-9? Dr. Badia, said nothing. I asked him how in the hell can I be a S-9, when I aint even consental under mental health. Dr. Badia, reverted and asked a few political questions inwhich I quickly answered. Thou, asked, how do you know all these things ect. I told him I watch the news, look in the daily news papers, I keep up with what is going on. Dr. Badia, said he,d like to talk to me on more of these things. Getting angry, I asked Dr. Badia why did he call me to mental health. I,m not psyche! Dr. Badia said we just checking on you. I said there are people here do not know how to do time and need your help, but I aint one of them & appreciate it if you do not call me overhere again. Dr. Badia said, I figure you want to talk or something. Listen, if you ever want to talk, just send me a request, I want even charge you the medical copayment { Attached Exhibit - 20 ]. Fla. Const. Art.1 Sec. 23. Thus, Aggravated assualt, intent to commit felony under Fla. Stat. 784.021(1)(b)

120) Mr. Badia, as violative of Amendment 14 privilege, immunity & liberty, subjected me to involuntary psychiatric evaluation by monopoly of disciplinary action rule, independant posted my name on the call-out { Attached Exhibit - 21 ], thus Florida Administration Code , Mental Health , Chapter 33-404.105(1) according 4-th Amendment privacy, right to be let alone and free from officials intrusion, prohibited mental evaluation or treatment except by inmates express knowing willful consent, without any element of fraud, deceit, or duress, or any other form of constraint or corecion, commited Federal Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242, Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Aggravated Stalking, violation of florida administrative code injunction law under 784.048(4)

121) Juan Badia - psyciatrist of South Florida Reception Center, in 2000 absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty & right to the equal protections, intrusively tampering biofeedback port of my wireless electromyogram implant, while, monday thru friday I went to mandatory reck-yard, which caused me, while sitting on the bleachers wathing the softball game, with my hands ( 32 of 70 ) clamped together behind my head to seemly go to sleep, thus I was in a unconscious state, and when the whisel was blown some hour and a half latter to clear the yard, I awoke in the same exact sitting position with a light headache, somewhat dizzy, heart palpitations, hyperventilated like breathen and stumbly walking back to my assigned dorm, thou alienated, like I was froze in that position for the duration of reckyard time, and seemed sleep to others. Thus, malicious battery, cruelty and inhuman treatment on inmate under Fla.Stat. 944.35(3)(a)2, Attempted Premeditated Murder under Fla.Stat. 782.04(1)

122) Florida Administration Code - Conduct, Chapter 33- 4.002(9), providely mandated: No employee shall willfully or negligently treat an inmate in a cruel or inhuman manner. USCA Amend. 14

123) Florida Statute 394.4598(6)(e) prohibited the state from subjecting a nonincapacitated child/ a competent adult to experimental treatment that have not been adjudicated incapacitated prior to approval by federal institution review board in accordance with Federal Regulation Code, thus subjected me to experimentation commited violation of Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 & 21 CFR part 56.

.12 an Badia - psychiatrist of South florida reception center, in 5/2000 absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to equal protection, maliciously invading me by way of telephonic / computer access to wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, and daily subjected me to painful un-preventable involuntary psychiatric treatment, whereas I did not know what was going on, I was tested by the dorm officers, inmates in the dorm I was housed in and people I did not know out on the reck field, while feeling all type of unexplainable symptoms. Thou, caused me to experience invisable, pains, distort intellect that truely placed me in danger within the prison inmate population, while I was not fully intact / not intellect- ually secured in my own person as in being confident. Thus, conspiracy under 18 USC241 / Aggravated battery under Fla. Stat. 784.045(1)(a)1, Aggravated Cyber Stalking under Fla. Stat. 817.034(4)(a)1

125) It does not absovie the state of liability when the state affirmatively and directly changes the status quo by knowingly or recklessly placing the plaintiff in grave danger, 960 F.2d at 197 n. 5

126) Juan Badia - psychiatist of south florida reception center, in 5/2000 absent all jurisdiction, violated ( 33 of 70 ) my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to equal protection, intrusively tampering the wireless electricomyogram bio-feedback device in my brain motor cortex tissue, access thus conflicted my thoughts, and searching & seizing my intellectual status { Pregnosis ], after marking me within the prison inmate population for involuntary psychiatrict treatment, through inmates & sfaff which as violative of my Amendment 4 right to be let alone and to be free from governmental intrusion into person private life, caused me intellectual uncertain, to go to the dorm, pack my property & go see the SFRC security captain Johnson, with the statement "I have monitory devices in my person and feel that I am being sat up or something. I want to check in. Mr. Johnson said are you sure? You want to see mental health? I said no, them ass holes the same ones causing the shit. Mr. Johnson said okay and escorted me to E - dorm administration confinement { Attached Exhibit - 20 ]. Thou committed hazardest violation of Code of Federal Regulation rule, 45 CFR part 46 and 21 CFR part 56, and Federal Computer Fraud & Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Mail Fraud under 18 USC 1341 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343/ Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242/ Communication fraud under Fla.Stat. 817.034(4)(a)1, Fla.Stat. 934.03(1)(a), Fla.Stat. 815.04(4)(a), Treason under Fla.Stat. 876.32

127) I had a standing Federal hands off / no medication order in my state of florida-department of corrections administration medical file { Attached Exhibit - 9 ]. USCA Amend. 1, 4, 5, 13, 14

128) The United States Constitutions Amendment 4, guaranteeingly provided: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated. Applicable to the states through Amendment 14 Due Process Clauses. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12

129) Juan Badia - psychiatrist of south florida reception center, in 2000 absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of law, constantly tampering the telephonic / computer access frequency of the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio- feedback device in my brain motor cortex tissue, after the fact of me putting myself in protective management, causing me to still feel crazed, endure un-preventable painful heart palpitations, breathing complications, burning sensations beneath my skin surface in different areas of my body, and muscle like ( 34 of 70 ) spasms, prior to 5/30/2000 when I wrote a formal grievance to south florida reception centers warden, presenting the situation, that I am not consental of medication & for the facility psychiatrist department to force psychiatric sadatives through the food or otherwise is a violation of my privacy, to be secure in my person, to be free from cruel and unusual punishment, as so due process of law. Demanding the prisons psychiatric department cease the illegal un-proffessional practoices it is administering. And because I was not sure of what was going on or rather if I every signed anything which would make mental health assume they had consent, stated: I withdrawl my consent for psychiatric opinion, care or decisio- ning. On June 10, 2000, the prison official responded stating: on May 9, 2000, you was evaluated by Dr. Jaun Badia and psychotropic medication was not prescribed. You were assigned S-2 psychological grade. Inmates classified as S- 2 do not receive psychotropic medications { Attached Exhibit- 20 ]. Thou hazardestly violated Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 & 21 CFR part 56, & Committed Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030/ Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343/ Unauthorized use of Communication under Fla. Stat. 817.034(4)(a)1, Aggravated Battery Intentionally causing harm under Fla. Stat. 784.045(1)(a)1, Discharging destructive device under Fla.Stat. 790.161(3)

130) Juan Badia - psychiatrist of south florida reception center, in June, 2000 absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, calling me to mental health while I was in administration confinement, after my May 9, 2000 request to be let alone, secured under Amendment 4, thus I was not insane / disorderly / incompentent and rejective of mental health service, West Florida Statute Annotated Administration Code - Mental Health, Chapter 33-404.005(1) providely mandated: Before mental health evaluation, consultation, or psychotherapy is rendered to an inmate, the provider of such services shall ask the inmate to give wriiten consent, after the limits on confidentiality are explained, unless such consent was given previously within 12 months. The explaination shall enable the inmate to make a knowing and willful decision without any element of fraud, deceit or duress, or any form of constraint or coercion, committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242. USCA Amend. 4, 14

131) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amenemdnt privilege, immunity, liberty, and equal protection of the laws, keep putting my name on the call-out, as in his attempt to force me to ( 35 of 70 ) consent mental health or defraud the record whereas he already had done un-consentally changed my status quo, while knowing if a inmate do not comply with a written call-out, inmates are subject to disci- discliplinary action and can receive up to 30 days DC confinement { Attached Exhibit - 21 ], thus I complied due to the consequence if not complied with, but not mentally insane, disordered nor incompetent as would be required to justify consultation under Florida Administration Code - Mental Health, Chapter 33.404.005(1), committed harrassment prohibited under Amendment 14, Federal Consp- iracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242. USCA Amend. 4, 14

132) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, and rights to the equal protection of the law, on May 9, 2000, after I responded to his office upon his call-out for me and non-consental of mental health services rejected, requested to be let alone, he after i left his office without consent unlawfully, changed my psyche grade from private person grade 1, too 2 and put himself over me { Attached Exhibit - 20 ] , thus a willful and malicious deprivation of my 4-th Amendment rights to privacy, to be secure in person, to be let alone, contrary to process of Florida Administration Code - Mental Health Chapter 33-404.005(1) requirement of knowing and willful decision without any element of fraud, deceit, or duress, or any other form of constraint or coercion, committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Violated Privacy Act under 05 USC 0552 / Obstruction of Just- ice under 18 USC 242 / Thus, Forgery under Fla. Stat. 831.01, Trespass under Fla. Stat. 810.09(2)(c)

133) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction, in 2000 violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and the equal protection of the laws, subjecting me to pregnosis because he had direct telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue { Attached Exhibit - 1s ], thus, I had a standing Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my file { Attached Exhibit - 9 ], the cruel acts was disproportionate of prison security and the 8-th Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantee: No cruel and unusual punishments shall be inflicted. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 17. Thus, cruel inhuman treatment under Fla. Stat. 944.35(3)(a)2.

134) Jaun Badia, absent all jurisdiction in 2000, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and the equal protection of the laws, subjecting me to pregnosis because he had direct telephonic/ ( 36 of 70 ) computer access to wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my natural person which conflicted my thoughts, & violated my rights under the United States Supreme Court holding in, Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 89 S.Ct. 1243 ( 1969 )( States does not have the right to control moral content of a persons thoughts ). USCA Amend. 1, 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 3

135) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction in 2000, violated my 14-th Amentment privilege, immunity, liberty and the equal protection of the laws, affecting my natural thoughts because he had telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromyogram device implanted in my motor cortex tissue, and vilolated my right under the United States Supreme Court holdings in, Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 89 S. Ct. 1243 ( 1969 ) ( Whatever the power of the states to control public dissemination of ideas inimical to public morality, it can not Constitutionally premise legislature on desirability of contolling a persons private thoughts ). USCA Amend. 1, 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 3

136) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction in 2000, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and the equal protection of the laws, subjecting me to ill experimentation because he had telephonic/ computer access to wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my natural person which inflicted pain, & violated the United States Supreme Court holdings in, Olmstead Vs. United States, 277 U.S. 438, 478- 479, 48 S.Ct. 564 at 572 ( 1928 ); Washington, 494 U.S. 210, at 238 , 110 S.Ct. 1028, 1045 ( 1990 )( They conferred as against the govemment, the right to be let alone- the most comprehensive of rights and the right most valued by civilized men. To protect, that right, every unjustified intrusion by the government upon the privacy of the individual, whatever the means employed, must be a violation of the Fourth Amendment ). USCA Amend. 4, 14 ; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2, 9, 12

137) Among unnecessary and walton inflictions of pain are those that are totally without penological justification. Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97 , at 103, 97 S.Ct. 285, at 290-291 ( 1976 ): Wilson Vs. Seiter, 501 U.S. 294, 308, 111 S.Ct. 2321, 2329 ( 1991 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

138) 8-th Amendment proscribes punishments which are grossly disproportionate to severity of crime, Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 97 S.Ct. 285 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

( 37 of 70 ) 139) 8-th Amendment imposes substantial limits on what can be made criminal and punished, Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 97 S.Ct. 285 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

140) Eighth Amendment may be violated by prison officials either by intentional infliction of punishments which is cruel, or by such callous indifference to predictable consequences of substandard prison conditions that officials intent to inflict harm may be inferred. Miller Vs. Twomey, 479 F.2d 701, 719 - 720 ( 1973 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

141) These cases mandate inquiry into a prison officials state of mind when it is claimed that the official has inflicted cruel and unusual punishment. Wilson, 501 U.S. 294, at 299, 111 S.Ct. 2321, at 2324 ( 19- 91 ); Graham Vs. Connor, 490 U.S. 386, 398, 109 S.Ct. 1865, 1873 ( 1989 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

142) In the State of Florida, West Florida Statute Annotated 1993, Chapter 921.141(5), providely mandates a death sentence for any person, other citizen, state, county, city official who imposed upon any person: a) the capitol act was committed by person under sentnce of imprisonment or placed on community control. b) the defendant was previously convicted of another capitol act or act involving the use or threat of viol- ence to the prson. c) knowingly created a great risk of death to person / persons d) the capitol act was committed while engaged, accomplice, in the commission of, or an attempt to commit, or flight after committing or attempting to commit, any robbery, sexual battery, arson, burgl- ary, kidnapping, or aircraft piracy or the unlawful throwing, placing, or discharging of a destructive device or bomb. e) the capitol act was committed for the purpose of avoiding or preventing a lawful arrest or effecting an escape from custody. f) the capitol act was for pecuniary gain g) to disrupt, or hinder the lawful exercise of any govemmental function or the enforcement of law h) was especially heinous or atrocious or atrocity, or cruel manner. ( 38 of 70 ) i) the capitol act was homicide and was committed in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification. j) the victim of the capitol act was a law enforcement officer engaged in the performance of his official duties. k) the victim of the capitol act was an elected or appointed public official engaged in the performance of his official duties if the motive for the capitol act was related, in whole or part, to the victim official capacity.

143) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction, in 2000 violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and the equal protection of the laws, whereas Florida Administration Code - Scope and Purpose of Mental Health, Chapter 33-404.001(a), providely mandated: Identifying inmates wheares experiencing disabling symptoms of mental disorder, that is symptoms which impair ability to function adequately within the general population. To the contrary of such rule process and to justify his immoral studying tamperage of the wireless electromyogram device access implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, to find it,s capabilities, which discharged ill electric like charges into my natural person durning any tamperage, fabricated and forged the record, as thou I had given consent of care, after I was imprisoned for over 6 years, rejectively un-consental of mental health services, had never been deemed insane nor incompetent, and could not be subjected to mental evaluations, treatment nor discretion-other until and after I truely acted disorderly or became insane, per. the rule, thus, I had a Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my Florida Department of Corrections file { Attached Exhibit - 9 ], it sustained immunity and totally prohibited the forced afiliation because I have the device implant in my natural person, as I minded my business, did not talk much, towit caused me some serious pain, aggri- vation, misery and agony. Thus, henious, atrocious and cruel acts, this Florida Supreme Court support a sentence of death per demostrations of duration of torture. Cordona Vs. State, 641 So.2d 361 (1994 ).

144) The Supreme Court spoke subjectively on the issue of psychiatrist ( doctors ) subjecting inmates to involuntary imposed drugs by electroconvulsive treatment and held in, Washington Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. 210, 237-238, 110 S.Ct. 1028, at 1045 ( 1990 ) ( Every violation of a persons bodily integrity is an invasion of his or her liberty. The invasion is particularly intrusive if it creates a substantial risk of perm- ( 39 of 70 ) anent injury and premature death. Moreover, any such action is degrading if it overrides a competent person choice to reject a specific form of medical treatment. And when the purpose or effect of forced drugging is to alter the will and mind of the subject, it constitutes a deprivation of liberty in the most literal and fundamental sense ). USCA Amend. 14

145) The Supreme Court, further held ( The Washington Supreme Court properly equated the intrusiveness of this mind altering drug treatment with electroconvulsive therapy or psychosurgery. It agreed with the Supreme Court of Massachusetts determination that the drug have a profound effect on a persons though process, and well- established likelihood of severe and irreversible advers side effects, and that they therefore should be treated in the manner we would treat pychosurgery or electroconvulsive therapy ( citation ommitted ). There is no doubt, as the State Supreme Court and other courts that have analyzed the issue have concluded, that a competent individuals right to refuse such medication is a fundamental liberty interest deserving the highest order of protection. Id. 494 U.S. at 240-241, 110 S.Ct. at 1047 ( 1990 ). { DE 1, p. 19 - 20 ]. USCA Amend 14

146) Juan Badia, absent all jurisdiction, July 2000 - on, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, property, and the equal protection of the laws, marking me for psychiatrict propaganda which followed my transfer from SFRC administration confinement, to Dade Correctional Institution on or around July 15, 2000, & back in open population, caused me to endure pain and to be futher subject to psychological tasks whereas: around July 22, 2000, I was called to dade C.I. mental health department, and the psychologist asked me if I wanted to talk. I said no. While, I at the very moment was feeling stiff, enduring hendered breathen / dizziness / chest pains and heart attacks, due to someone tamperage of the telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, as I sat in front of the Dade Correctional Institution - psychologist.

147) On around July 23, 2000, and being held unlawfully, I got a pass and went to classification & told Mr. Jack, that I was in prison illegally and that my name is Wallace C. Jones Jr.., not Wallace Jones. That if he looked at my visitation list, that my father name is Wallace C. Jones Sr., Mr Jack looked at the list and surely my father name was / is what I claimed. I told Mr. Jack that, when I came to prison ( 40 of 70 ) 1994 my name was in florida system, then SFRC un-consentally changed it to Wallace Jones, which is the name I was released under { See name switched at Attached Exhibit - 24, ], and that there was a Wallace H. Jones Jr. in prison with me at Hamilton Correctional Institution in 1997, that was on psyche medication, but born 1974 , thus, I was born in November 1969 { Attached Exhibit - 25 ]. I think they switched his record with mine and subject me to his criteria or something. I said my time was up December 1, 1999. Mr. Jack said: let me check it all out.

148) Florida Administration Code - Conduct, Chapter 33 - 4.002 (13), providely mandated: No employee shall falsify reports or records. USCA Amend. 14

149) On July 28-th, 2000, around 9:20 AM, I was called to the classification department, the lady said are you enterested in getting into a program? I told her no, and went back on the compounds reck-feild. At, around 5:00 pm when my dorm was released for dinner. I went through the line, got my food tray and sat down to eat. In about 3 - minutes of me sitting down, the assistant warden came into the dinn- ing hall. He stood at a table reading some mail or paper. Looking at the mail, he said real loud: Wall- ace Jones! I tumed around and said yea! The assistant warden said: they want you in classification. When I got the classification building. The lady sitting in her office behind he desk said: Are you ready to go home ? I ask her is she serious. The lady said we been looking for you all day. The lady said; its after 5-PM, the office is closed and I do not have any bus money or the $ 100.00 discharge gratunity. You have someone that will come and pick you up ? I said yea, let me use the phone. She did, and my sister - Linda, agreed to come and get me. The classification lady said: do you know a Sandra Davis? I said yea. The lady said, I think you need to go and see her. I said alright. The lady told me to go back to my dorm, get my property, come back to the security gate, and have a seat until my family arrived. I did. Thus, an retaliative psychological harrassment measure whereas I was called to the classification office that morning while all releasees entitled accommodations was available, thus sent back to the compound and re-called for the imprisonment discharge after such main office closed, posing a measure to stript me and leave me stranded, but violative of 4-th Amendment right to be let alone, and 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to be free from harrassment. USCA Amend. 4, 14 ( 41 of 70 ) 150) Florida Administration Code - Discharge Gratuity, Chapter 33-606.502 (1) providely mandated: The secretary shall authorize the payment of a discharge gratuity to inmates discharged from the custody of the department of corrections in such amounts as the legislaute may from time to time provided. A discharge gratuity shall be provided to any inmate released on parole, expiration of sentnce, pardon or permanent court order. USCA Amend. 14

151) When my sister arrived to Dade Correctional Institution around 7:32 pm, I was still seated in the blue prison uniform. The classification lady approached security and said let,s take him across the street to the warehouse and see if there is some cloths for him because we can not release him in that prison uniform. For, maybe ten minutes we all searched for cloths, but to no avail. Me ready to go, I told my sister to drive her car close to the building as I took off the prison boots, shirt and pants, and got into my sisters car back seat with my socks, boxer shorts and T-shirt, but left the florida prison { Attached Exhibit - 18 ]. Thus, an psychological task where the same classification lady knew I was discharged that morning and failed to call for me earlier, and inquire cloths size, as in preparing me for the imprisonment discharge, but was a violation of 4-th Amendment right to be let alone, 8-th Amendment infliction of intentional cruelty, and 14th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty & right to be free from discrimination and harassment. USCA Amend. 4, 8, 14

152) Some conditions of prison confinement may establish 8-th Amendment violation in combination when each would not do so alone, but only they have mutually enforcing effect that produces deprivation of a single, identifiable human need such as food, warmth { cloths ] or exercise. Wilson Vs. Seiter, 501 U.S. 294, 111 S.Ct. 2321 ( 1991 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14.

153) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, of florida DOC parole and probation office, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property, and right to equal proection of the laws, on 7/31/2000 when I went to the parole and probation office, signed the log and sat down. Ms. Davis, came out and waived me in, towit I followed her to her office. Ms. Davis, looking onto a large in size computer monitor on her desk, said: How you doing Jones? I replied: okay. Ms Davis, uneasily, moved in her chair, looked directly at me, and said: I am not your parole officer anymore. Your new parole officer is Mark Alfieri. ( 42 of 70 ) I asked why? Ms. Davis did not answer. At what time Mr. Alfitei, walked in and said come on Jones, which I got up and in tow of him { Attached Exhibit - 14, p. 2-5 ].

154) Sandra Davis, sitting as parole officer over people of physical form, was without authority to sit in her office, telephonically/ computerly tampering the wireless access of the electromogram monitor / bio- feedback device implanted in my brain.. motor cortex tissue, on 7/31/200 and priorly, violated my 4-th Amendmerit right privacy / to be free from governmental intrusion my private life / to be free from official searches or seizure of my private communication / private information { Enforced by Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12 & 23 ], and 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property & right to the equal protection of the laws. Committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Unauthorized use of communication under 47 USC 605. USCA Amend. 4, 14

155) Sandra Davis, absent all jurisdiction, tampering and consulting with Mark Alfieri on monitoring my information prior to me going to the parole & probation office, signing the log and having a seat, before she waived me in and asked me few questions concluding telling me that Mr. Alfieri there-forward would be my parole officier thou he walked therein immediately after she said it, is the only justification without using the phone to inform Mr. Alfirei that I was there, he knew that I was in Ms. Davis office. Thus, violative of my 4-th Amendment privacy, right to be free from govemmental intrusion into private life, right to be free from search and seizure of my private communication / private intellectual thoughts { Enforced by Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12 & 23 ]; and 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property & right to the equal protection of the laws.

156) Mark Alfirei, absent all jurisdiction, on 7/31/2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, property, and right to the equal protection of the laws, sitting in his office monitoring through my telephonic / via computer access of wireless electrmyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain.. motor cortex tissue, thus when Ms. Davis stated in her office to me that my new parole officer would be Mark Alfeiri, he acknowledge the que and almost immediately thereafter her words walked from his office { up the hall and around the comer, to the right from Sandra Davis,s ] into Ms. Davis ( 43 of 70 ) office. Thus, violated my 4-th Amendment privacy, right to be free from governmental intrusion into my private life, right prohibiting the searches and seizures of my private communication / my private information { Enforced by Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12, 23 ]. USCA Amend. 4, 14

157) West Florida Statute Annotated Constitution Article 1 Section 12, enforcing the 4-th Amendment to the United States Constitution privacy clauses, provided: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizure, and against the unreasonable interception of private communications by any means, shall not be violated. USCA Amend. 4, 14

158) These rights ensure that individuals are able to determine when, how and to what extent information about them is communicated to others and to provide a zone of privacy into which not even government may intrude without invitation or consent. USCA Amend. 4, 14

159) Whenever any wire or oral communication has been intercepted, no part of the contents of such communication and evidence derived therefrom may be received in evidence in any trial, hearing or other, agency regulartory body. 939 F.2d 1455 ( 11-th Cir. 1991 ). USCA Amend. 4, 14

160) Mark Alfirei, absent all jurisdiction, on 7/31/2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to the equal protection of the laws, walking into Sandra Davis office, telling me to come with him, towit once intering his office, he pushed the conditional release list of conditions Ms. Davis had me to sign 12/15/1999, and stated I have to go back to Alliance for psychological services { south florida sexual addiction and disorder treatment center ] and get back in the group, and go to citrus health network { Miami Northwest Dade Community Mental Health Center ] and make an appointment to see the psychiatrist, and that I am still subject to the previous curfew. I just said okay. Mr. Alfirei, stated: I need you to re-sign the list of conditions you had under Sandra Davis. I said okay and signed the paper { Attached Exhibit - 14, p. 2 -5 ]. Thus, violative of my 13-th Amendment right to be free from involuntary / discretion - other, and 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty & the equal protection of the laws, while I was not mentally ill, disorderly or insane as would be required under law, there was no civil commitment enter by any jurisdictional court, thou I had a Federal Hands ( 44 of 70 ) Off / No Medication Order in my Florida Department of Corrections File { Attached Exhibit - 9 ]. USCA Amend. 13, 14

161) West Florida Statute Annotated - Mental Health 394.463(a), mandated: An involuntary examination mat be initiated by any one of the following means:( 1 ) A court may enter an ex parte order stating that a person appears to meet the criteria for involuntary examination, giving the findings on which that conclusion is based. USCA Amend. 14

162) Mandatory in Charactor, Mr. Alfirei could not subject me to / force me to nor direct me to allow him to change me from private person to discretion-other, because he was curious of the dcommunication device implanted in my natural person, until and after I became incompetently insane or mentally ill and a jurisdictional court issued a civil involuntary commitment order upon findings to that conclusion & directed such treatment. USCA Amend. 4, 13, 14

163) Dispite, mental illness, person could not be involuntarily commitment absent clear and convincing evidence of substantial likelihood that in near future person would inflict serious bodily harm on self or another person. Ozbourn Vs. State of Florida, 651 So.2d 759 ( Fla. 1 DCA 1995 ). USCA Amend. 14

164) Due Process Clause allows civil commitment of individual shown by clear and convincing evidence to be mentally ill or dangerous. Addington Vs. Texas, 441 U.S. 418, 99 S.Ct. 1804 ( 1979 ) USCA Amend. 14

165) Moreover, any such action is degrading if it overrides a competents person choice to reject a specific form of medical treatment ). Washington Vs. Harper, 49 U.S. 210, 237 -238, 110 S.Ct. 1028, at 1045(1990).USCAAmend.14

166) The Fourteenth Amendment protects the freedom to care for one,s own health and person. Doe

Vs. Bolton, 410 U.S. 179, 213, 93 S.Ct. 739, 758-59 ( 1973 ). USCA Amend. 14

167) Joan Miniea, absent all jurisdiction, on 8/3/2000, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and property, without due process of law, when I re-attended the group, she gave me an consent ( 45 of 70 ) form to fill out and started the group session. I put the consent form down durning the group and later felt unusually tired / sleepy { head hitting he wall, as in drowsy ], so I asked Ms. Miniea can I use the phone { to scratch my legs, stand up ]. When I went into the lobby like area and used the phone, obser- ving my surrounding, I saw through the blurry like glass of the lobby office area, someone sitting in there doing something on a computer. Finished my phone call and returned to group. Group was had, over and I left, never filling out that consent form nor returned it to Ms. Miniea.

168) Joan Miniea, while I was in group, in-directly through her office assistant tampering the telephonic/ computer access to wireless electromyogram monitor/ bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue { Attached Exhibit - 1s ] while she obsevered effects, as I sat before her in group, which caused my head to hit the wall, as it went backwards in my attempt and struggle to stay conscience { thus tamerage of the device cause it to painfully discharge ill degrees of electric current into my body, against my natural bodily AV system rendering me simy conscience or to go un-conscience ] appeared if as I was un-controllably falling asleep, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to the free from discrimination. Florida Constitution Article 1 Section 12, enforcing 4 Amendment privacy, right to be secure in person, right to be let alone, and right to be free from governmental intrusion into person private life, provided: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures, and affects against unreasonable interception of private communications by any means, shall not be violated, committed hazardest unauthorized human experimentation under Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 & 21 CFR part 56 / Privacy under 05 USC 0552 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / and Unauthorized use of Communication under47 USC0605.USCAAmend.4,14

169) Joan Miniea, absent all jurisdiction, on 8/17/2000, violated my 14 Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, & right to equal protection of the laws, when I went to the group, there was a new dude, which had to stand up, say his name / crime / and admit to it, in front of the group. Listening to the dude talk about him forcing a child, had me mad as hell, thus I had my seven year old daughter and wife at home. The psychologist Ms. Miniea said: let Wallace talk, he have not said anything since he been in group. I ( 46 of 70 ) sat srtaight-up in my seat, looked at the dude and said: I feel like, the same way you sitting here, getting help for you problem, is the same thing you could have done before you did what you did. I mean, to mess a childs life up! There are women out there that will give you anything you want for five dollars. Before, I could say another word, Ms. Miniea said: Jones leave the group! I stopped talking and left the group.

170) Joan Miniea, absent all jurisdiction, subjecting me to a different experimental task each thursday I was in group { 12/30/1999 / 1/6/2000 / 1/13/2000 / 1/20/2000 / 1/27/2000 / 2/10/2000 j violated my 4-th Amendment right to be free from governmental intrusion into person private life, right to be secure in my natural person; & violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to private property. committed unauthorized human experimentation under Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 or 21 CFR part 56 / Computer Fraud & Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343/ Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / and Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 605. USCA Amend. 4, 14

171) Joan Miniea, absent all jurisdiction, subjecting me to unathorized intrusive intellectual pregnosis thus telephonically / computerly accessed the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, thus I had a standing federal hands off / no medication order in my State of Florida - Department of Corrections medical file { Attached Exhibit - 9 ] violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to be free from discrimination. Florida Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12, enforcing 4-th Amendment privacy clause to the United States Constituti- on, mandated: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures, and against the unreasonable against interception of private communications by any means, shall not be violated. Committed Privacy under 05 USC 0552 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / and Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 0605. USCA Amend. 4, 14

172) The 13-th Amendment to the United States Constitution guaranteeingly mandated: neither slavery nor involuntry servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convi- ( 47 of 70 ) cted, shall exist within the United States or any place subject to their jurisdiction. USCA Amend. 13,14

173) The Constitution,s promise of due process of law guarantees at least compensation for violations of the principle stated by the Nuremberg Military Tribunals " that the voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential.....to satisfy moral, ethical and legal concepts ", United States Vs. Stan- ley, 483 U.S. 669, 710, 107 S.Ct. 3054, 3066 ( 1987 ). USCA Amend. 14

174) Joan Miniea, absent all jurisdiction, 8/2000, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege , immunity, liberty, and right to equal protection of the laws, when I went to group following the day she told me to leave, stopped me at the front door of her office, and said: I wrote your parole officer, you do not have to be here if your not on medication. USCA Amend. 14

175) Because, I was neither under civil commitment nor convicted of a crime involving a child under the age of 16 years old or younger { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 1 - 4 ] as described, West Florida Statute Annotated 394.910 - 394.931, per. Watrous Vs. State, 793 So.2d 6 ( Fla. 2d DCA 2001 ), alike the occupants of Joan Miniea,s group, and by court order, she never had lawful jurisdiction to subject me to her care / discretion-other / nor make opinion upon me under law. USCA Amend. 4, 14

176) Our whole Constitutional Heritage rebels at the thought of giving government the power to control men,s minds, Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 565, 89 S.Ct. 1243, 1248 ( 1969 ). USCA Amend. 1,

14.

177) Joan Miniea, of south florida sexual addiction and disorder treatment center or alliance for psychological services, absent all jurisdiction, in August 2000, violated my 14 Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, and right to equal protection of the laws, writting report to parole authorities stating that I refuse to take my medication and comply with the instructions made by authorities of the program to seek & comply with mental health treatment and take my medication, as well as denial of said offense which led to my unsucessful termination from the program for lack of progress { Attached Hereto Exhibit- 29A ], knowing it to be false whereas Ms. Miniea knew I was not judicially civily commitment, I never took psychiatrict medication while my medical history regarded heart failure related medications (48 of70) { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 10s ] could not be forced to afiliate psychiatrict care or medication as I was not mentally ill / insane / disorderly / nor incompetent { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 3s J. And had a Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my florida dept. of corrections file regarding the same wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue. Ms. Miniea and the florida parole authorities, intrusively tampered the telephonically / computerly access but inquired { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 Perjury under 18 USC 1621 / Slander & Libel under 28 USC 13321b / and Obstruction of Justice under under18 USC242.USCAAmend.14

178) Joan Miniea, statement to parole authorities that I refuse to take my medication and comply with instructions made by authorities of the program, can only be understood as she being the authority of her program & thus I was not under no psychiatrict care / medication, the only medication that can be drawn from Her Own Statement { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 29A ] as in me, being rejective of was the drugs by electroconvulsive impositions imposed upon me, directly thru the wieless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device, implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, telephonic / via computer access { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ] that I have / had a standing Federal Hands Off / No Medication for { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], violated my 4-th Amendment privacy, right to be secure in my natural person, right to be let alone, right to be free from governmental intrusion ; violated my 5-th Amendment right to life, liberty, private property, use of my property without just compensation, violated my 13-th Amendment prohibiting slavery, & infliction of involuntary servitude, and violated 14-th privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to be free from discrimination, committed Federal unauthorized human experimentation under Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46, & rule 21 CFR part 56/ Privacy Act under 05 USC 0552 / Assualt under 28 USC 13321b / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obst- ruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / and Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 605.

179) West Florida Statute Annotated Constitution Article 1 Section 12, enforcing 4-th Amendment to the United States Constitution privacy clauses, mandated: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers & effects against unreasonable searches & seizures, & against the unreason- ( 49 of 70 ) able interception of Private Communications by any means, shall not be violated. USCA Amend. 4, 14

180)The makers of our Constitution undertook to secure conditions favorable to the pursuit of happiness { Enforced by Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 2 ]. They recognized the significance of man,s spiritual nature, of his feelings and of his intellect. They knew that only a part of the pain, pleasure, and satisfactions of life are to be found in material things. They sought to protect Americans in their beliefs, their thoughts, their emotions and their sensations. They conferred as against the government, the right to be let alone- the most comprehensive of rights and the right most valued by civilized men. To protect, that right, every unjustified intrusion by the government upon the privacy of the individual, whatever the means em- ploy, must be deemed a violation of the Fourth Amendment. And the use, as evidence in a criminal proceeding, of facts assertained by such intrusion must be deemed a violation of the Fifth. Olmstead Vs. United States, 277 U.S. 438 at 479, 48 S.Ct. 564, 572 ( 1928 ) ; Washington Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. 210, 238, 110 S.Ct. 1028, 1045 ( 1990 ). USCA Amend. 4, 5, 14

181) These rights ensure that individuals are able to determine when, how and to what extent information about them is communicated to others and to provide a zone of privacy into which, not even government may intrude without invitation or consent. 939 F.2d 1455 ( 11 Cir. 1991 ). USCA Amend. 4, 14

182) Joan Miniea, absent all jurisdiction, on 8/24/2000, violated my 14 Amendment privilege, immunity, and liberty, without due process of law, sending me a bill for her psycholoical services { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 26 ] un-lawfully had while I was not civily committed as an sexual violent predator to be thereat, by a jurisdictional court, { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13 ], such as the occupants of her group, thus I was not consently thereat, the parole authorities sending me there in the absence of all jurisdiction, absolutely did not make it lawful nor me liable of her service bill. West F.S.A. 402.33; USCA Amend. 14

183) West Florida Statute Annotated - Mental Health 402.33, Lien of Cost, per. Ozbourn Vs. State of Florida, 651 So.2d 795 ( Fla. 1 DCA 1995 ) ( Statute allowing imposition of lien for cost of involuntary commitment applies to " forensic clients " as well as other commited persons ). USCA Amend. 14

( 50 of 70 ) 184) Mark Alfirei, absent all jurisdiction, in October 2000, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, summonsing the florida parole commission under jurisdictional statute 947, to issue warrant for my arrest, alleging I failed to follow his instructions to go to Citrus Mental Health Inc., complete a mental health assessment and comply with any recomm- recommended treatment, & that I failed to participate and sucessfully complete sex offender treatment with south florida sexual addiction and disorder treatment center { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 27 ], both of which was / is the responsibility of a sexual violent predator, civilly committed subsequental of a sexual conviction upon a child 16 year old or younger per. West Florida Statute Annotated - Involuntary Civil Commitment for Sexual Violent Predator 394.910 - 394.931, in, Wadrous Vs. State of Florida, 793 So.2d 6 ( Fla. 2 DCA 2001 ), thus was not the criteria of the criminal conviction imposed upon me, nor did the 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, authorize the after imprisonment retention of parole discretion-other, while the 1994 criminal commitment order mandated: To Be Imprisoned, Unmarked Sections are inapplicable, section 947 was not marked { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ].

185) Frederick B. Dunphy - Commissioner Secretary of florida parole & probation, on October 16, 2000, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, without due process, issuing warrant for me to be taking into custody under authority florida statute 947 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 27 ], after having copy of my criminal commitment orders, thus knew the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, did not authorize the after imprisonment retention of parole jurisdiction section 947, whereas the criminal commitment order mandated: unmarked sections are inapplicable and section 947 was not marked { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ].

186) Frederick Dunphy of Florida Parole Commission, issuance of arrests and restraint warrant by authority statute 947, thus was in the absence of all jurisdiction while Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court did not impose 1994 criminal commitment sentence order authorizing the after imprisonment parole nor after imprisonment supervision of florida statute 947 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13, p. 4 ], violated 4-th Amendment search and seizure of my person without cause, right to be let alone ; violated 14-th Amen- dment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, thou commited Federal Capitol Kinapping under 18 USC ? / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice ( 51 of 70 ) under 18 USC 242.

187) If the florida parole commission had lawful jurisdiction to subject me to the terms, conditions and discretion-other it choosed, for the 6 years, 3 months and 7 days of statutory gain-time I accumilated while in prison per. Florida Statute 944.275 (2)(a) towit established my early sentence expiration date { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 15 ], December 1,1999 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 7 ], then that statute and Florida Supreme Court holdings upon the purpose & effects of F.S. 944.725(2)(a), that ( A prisoner who is released early because of gain time is considered to have completed his sentence in full ), State of Florida Vs. Green, 547 So.2d 925, 926 ( Fla. 1989 ), is both moot and empty phrases. USCA Amend. 14

188) Prison officials must act within the normal limit or range of custody which the conviction has authorized the state to impose. Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059 ( 1st Cir. 1988 ) ; Meachum Vs. Fano, 427 U.S. 215, 225, 96 S.Ct. 2532, 2538 ( 1974 ). USCA Ammend. 14

189) Prison officiais may not punish inmate beyond terms of confinement set by court and states rule for prisons. Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059, 1063 ( 1st Cir. 1988 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

190 ) Frederick Dunphy - Commissioner of Florida Parole, in 2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, issuing arrest warrant under jurisdiction florida statute 947 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 27 ], absent all jurisdiction, and as violative of 8-th Amendment prohibition against the infliction of cruel and unusual punishments, while florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court did not authorize the after imprisonment retention of parole supervision of statute 947 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 13, p. 4 ] and state correctional system, gain time statute 944.275 (2)(a) rendered conviction early expiration of sentence December 1, 1999 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 7 ], which caused me to be un-judicially, arrested, jailed and held confined therein. USCA Amend. 8, 14

191) Mark Alfirei, absent all jurisdiction, on 10/17/200, violated my 14 Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and the equal protection of the laws, without due process of law, coming to my hialeah garden resident accompanied by metro police officers, arresting & injailing me under parole jurisdiction ( 52 of 70 ) authority statute 947 { Attached Exhibit - 27 ), thus I had immunity of arrests by florida department of corrections parole and probation officers or the florida parole commission, where the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, in imposing criminal commitment order sentence stated unmarked sections are inapplicable and did not sentence me to after imprisonment probation, and did not mark the after imprisonment retention of parole jurisdiction section 947, { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ].

192) Under both due process clause and state law inmate has liberty interest in being released upon expiration of his or her maximum term of imprisonment. Since inmate parole grante has liberty interest in being released from prison as soon as as possible it surely follows that he also has liberty interest in being set free at end of his term. Calhoun Vs. New York State Div. of Parole, 999 f.2d 647 ( 2nd Cir. 1993 ). USCA Amend. 5, 14

193) Inmate had liberty interest in his release from confinement upon expiration of state court sentence, deprivation of which should not have occured without due process. Id. 999 F.2d 647 ( 2nd Cir. 1993 ). USCA Amend. 5, 14

194) Nicole Wright, parole examiner, absent all jurisdiction in November 2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, recommending revocation of parole, after parole officials curiosities and intrusive invasion of my natural person by tampering the telephonic / computer access of wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ], and against the federal hands off order in my Florida Dept. of Corrections medical file for the device { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], as violative of 4-th Amendment privacy, right to be let alone and free from govermental intrusion into person private life, and right against searches and seizure of private communication information { Enforced by Florida Const. Art. 1 Sec.12 ], falsely stated: The releasee continuously and willfully refused to seek mental health treatment as instructed and absolutely refused to take any medication to alleviate his mental health conditions { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 29 ]. Thou, state record reflect that I have never been mentally neither before I went to Florida DOC in 1994, therein, nor upon release 12/1/1999 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 3s, & 30s - medication perscription 1994 - 1998 for heart related high / low blood press- ( 53 of 70 ) ure disorder, heart papitations, heart murmur & pain ; also Exhibit - 31, 1999/2000 Evaluation of Miami Heart Center ]. Committed Perjury under Fla. Stat. 837.02(1); and under Federal Statute 18 USC 1621/ Conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242.

195) Nicole Wright, parole examiner, absent all juridiction in November 2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, thus was not a certified beh- avioral psychologist, but first and only time she personally layed eyes on me, willfully, maliciously and conspirously stated to effect revocation of parole: It is this examiners observations and opinion that the releasee is not behaving as a normal, rationale individual and is a danger to himself and others as long as he is not on medication. The releasee has become increasingly paronoid and hallucinatory, believing that he has a computer chip in his brain that allows him to be clairvoyant { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 29 ].

196) Whenever any wire or oral communication has been intercepted, no part of the contents of such communication & evidence derived therefrom may be recieved in evidence in any trial, hearing or other, agency regulatory body. 939 F2d 1455 ( 11-th Cir. 1991 ). USCA Amend. 4, 14

197) Nicole Wright, parole examiner, absent all jurisdiction in November 2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, stated after she and other parole officials tampered the telephonic / computer access to wireless electromyogram monitor / bio- feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, which upon any tamperage cause me to endure unpreventable pain against my federal hands off / no medication order in fla. dept. of corrections medical file for the device { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], additionally, he has indicated to this examiner that he is on the internet and his thoughts can be read by dailing a telephone number { Attached Exhibit - 29 ]. committed Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fraud & Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / and Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 0605.

198) Nicole Wright, parole examiner, absent all jurisdiction in November 2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, making statement to insinu- ( 54 of 70 ) ate that I am crazy, as violative of right to be free from slander or defamation under Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 4, that: Prior to the hearing, this examiner was informed by correctional staff and the releasee himself that he became hostile & upset on his way to the hearing when he was not allowed to bring a bag of fruit with him into the hearing. The releasee stated to this examiner in front of his attomey { parole provided attomey ], Ms. Miniea, and Mark Alfirei that he wanted us to see the fruit because drugs were being put in the fruit without his knowledge. As his attorney pointedout, the releasee is not acting of his free will as to the hallucinations { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 29 ]. Thus, she void of medical wor- Id tastics, the wireless electromyoram device provided monitory / bio-feedback telephonic / computer access, which the jail having, could monitor the effects of medicated foods lawfully issued only under doctors perscription. I was not consental of , & juicies of apples are not thick alike oil, or psychotropic medications, which within the fruit given to me I investigatly found, so, saved for their acknowledgment. But was the true....

199) Nicole Wright, parole examiner, absent all jurisdiction in November 2000, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, conspirously, willfully and falsily declared in official proceedings: However, he is willful in his refusal to comply with mental health treatment, medication, and complying with the regulations of the sexual offender treatment program { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 29 ]. The state or parole commission does not have authority too make or force a competent individual not convicted as a sexual predator attend services imposed by the court, only to sexual violent predators civilly committed subsequental of conviction of crime upon a child 16 years old or younger. Per. West Florida Statute Annotated 394.910- 394.931, in Watrous Vs. State of Florida, 793 So.2d 6 ( Fla. 2 DCA. 2001 ). Thus, was not the accusation nor criteria of the criminal conviction imposed upon me { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 1 ]. USCA Amend. 14

200) Moreover, any such action is degrading if it overrides a competent person choice to reject a specific form of medical treatment. And when the purpose or effect of forced drugging { with electroconvulsive experiments through the device ] is to alter the will and the mind of the subject, it constitutes a deprivation of liberty in the most literal and fundamental sense ), Washington Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. 210, 237- 238, 110 S.Ct. 1028, 1045 ( 1990 ). USCA Amend. 14 ( 55 of 70 ) 042 042

201) Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause of 8-th Amendment was designed to protect those convicted of crime and circumscribes criminal process in three ways: It limits kind of punishment that can be imposed on those convicted of crimes, it proscribes punishments grossly disproportinate to severity of crime, and it imposes substantive limits on what can be made criminal and punished as such. Ingraham Vs. Wright, 430 U.S. 651, 667, 97 S.Ct. 1401, 1410 ( 1977 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

202) It was absolute violation of 8-th Amendment clause prohibition on infliction of cruel and unusual punishment, when Nicole Wright subjected me to imprisonment follwing alleged parole violation, in the absence of all jurisdiction, upon my failure to comply with programs that could not be imposed upon me absent civil committed order, of competent jurisdictional court. USCA Amend. 8, 14

203) Dr. Caldiron, psychiatrist of south florida reception center, absent all jurisdiction in 2001, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, un-consental of care thus tampered the telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromyogram monitor/ bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ] causing me to endure un-preventable ill imposed pains and artificial effects, as violative of 4-th Amend- ment privacy, right to be secure in my natural person, right to be free from search and seizure of private communication / information, and right to be let alone { Enforced by Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12 ], thus I had a Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my Florida Department of Correction - Medical file { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], upon my inquiry to mental health of the why, officials pointed at Dr. Caldiron, whom unknowing to me, assigned him or her self to, and over me { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8 ]. commited hazardest violation of Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 & 21 CFR part 56 / Privacy Act under 05 USC 0552 / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fraud & Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / and Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 0605. USCA Amend. 4, 8, 14

204) Florida Administration Code, Mental Health, Chapter 33.404.105(1), providely mandated: Before mental health evaluation, counseling, or psychotherapy is rendered to an inmate, the provider of such service shall ask the inmate to give writting consent, after the limits on confidentiality are explained, un- ( 56 of 70 ) less such consent was given previously within 12 months. The explaination shall enable the inmate to make a knowing and willful decision without any element of fraud, decit, or duress, or any other form of constraint or coercion. USCA Amend. 14

205) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4.002(13), providely mandated: No employee shall falsify reports or records. USCA Amend. 14

206) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33 - 4.002(9), providely mandated: No employee shall willfully or neglently treat an inmate in a cruel or inhuman manner. USCA Amend. 8, 14

207) Deliberate indifference when care and diagnosis of psychiatrist, was un-consental & deviated from professional treatment standards. Smith Vs. Jenkins, 919 F.2d 90, 93 ( 8-th Cir. 1990 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

208) Dr. Caldiron, violated my 8-th Amendment right to the prohibition against the intentional infliction of cruel and unusual punishments, having never met me, moreless gained consent for evaluational purposes, as required by rule 33-404.005(1) of Florida Administration Code, but because he / she had telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ] subject me to hazardest experimental treatment, thus tamperage of the device caused it to discharge ill charges of electric current into my enternal resulting ill artificial and shockingly like effects, committed violation of Privacy 05 USC 0552pal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / Unauthorized use of Communication under 47 USC 0605 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242. USCA Amend. 4, 5, 8, 14

209) Among the historic liberties so protected was the right to be free from and to obtain judicial relief, for unjustified intrusions on personal security. While the contours of this historic liberty interest in the context of our federal system government have not been defined precisely, they always have been thought to encompass freedom from bodily restraint and punishment.( Citation Ommitted ). It is fundamental that state can not hold and physically punish an individual except in accordance with due proc- ( 57 of 70 ) cess of law. Ingraham Vs. Wright, 430 U.S. 651, 673 - 674, 97 S.Ct. 1401, 1413 - 1414 ( 1977 ). USCA

Amend. 8, 14

210) Hiep Nguyen, Chief Health Officer of Columbia Correctional Institution, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, in April 2002, denying my formal grievance for investigation as in to who it is tampering the device causing me so much pain, each and every day, several times a day since 12/22/2001 and right to press formal charges, while I was not consental of mental nor health care { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8C ] thus I had an Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order, in my Florida Dept. of Corrections medical file { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], stated: this grievance is being returned without processing due to your gnevance is so vague in nature that it can not be clearly investigated, evaluated or responded to { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8C ]. Committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice 18 USC 242. USCA Amend. 14

211) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4.001(4)(a) providely mandate: No Administrator superintendent, officer-n-charge, supervisor, or other employee shall knowingly permit any subordinate, inmate or other person to, nor shall he, commit any act or engage in any conduct which would violate any state statute, rule directive, or policy statement..USCA Amend. 14

212) Hiep Nguyen, denial of investigation and my right to press formal charges against doctor/ nurse / psychiatrist / or psychologist under his directions, thus I was not consental of health nor mental care and had a federal hands off / no medication order in my florida department of corrections medical file for my person and the device, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to due reason of liberty denial cause process. committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / and Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242

213) The Warden of Columbia Correctional Institution, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, property, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, deny my request for a no-cellmate order stating: Uni-cell habitation is beyond feasibilim unless conspiratorial facts about a specific propoed cellmate is violated in accordance with polices { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8D ], following several ( 58 of 70 ) fights I was involved in protecting any sideways use of what is within me, from conspiring cell-mates and my accumilation of disciplinary actions taking against for whipping cellmates that played with me, and or after the receipt of letters therein, attempt to investigatively use my system { the implanted electromyogram device communications ], towhat device range universal, I could not allow and I had an Fed- eral Hands Off Order in my Florida Department of Corrections file for person and the device { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ]. USCA Amend. 14

214) Warden - Barry, of Florida State Prison violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, not pressing formal charges against Nurse Jolly, towhom unknowingly, assigned herself to and over me, prior to December 2002, upon my formal grievance to him, regarding the fact that I was being subject to painful, ill imposed experimentation, which caused me to experience differed and articial effects, thus I was not consental of health nor mental care { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8E ], respond stated: Your request for administrative remedy has been received, reviewed and evaluated. Nurse Jolly was contacted and advised you have not been prescribed any medication, thus, you are not receiving any medication. USCA Amend. 4, 13,14

215) Ms. Jolly - Nurse of Florida State Prison, absent jurisdiction, in 2002, violated my Amendment 14 privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, un-consental of care, tampering the telephonically / computer access to the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implant in my brain motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit- 1s ] against Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my Florida Department of Corrections medical file { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], thus caused me to endure un-preventable pains and artificial effects, which upon formal grievance of the imposed, official inquiry was traced to her { Attached Exhibit - 8E ].

216) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4.002 (9) providely mandated: No employee shall willfully or negligently treat an inmate in a cruel or inhuman manner. USCA Amend. 8,14

217) Mr. Castro, psyciatrist or psychologist of Florida State Prison, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty property and right to the equal protection of the laws, un-consental of care, but because he had telephonic/ computer access to the wieless electromyogram ( 59 of 70 ) monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, subjected me to ill imposed experimental psychiatric treatment, prior to my March 18, 2003 formal grievance of being subjected to un-preventable / painfully ill / agitating impositions of human experimentation { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8F ]. Constitutes Attempted Premeditated Murder under Fla. Stat. 782.04(1)

218) Mr. Finct, psychiatrist or psychologist of Florida State Prison, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, un-consental of care, but because he had telephonic/ computer access to the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue, subjected me to ill imposed experimental psychiatric treatment, prior to my March 18, 2003 formal grievance of being subjected to un-preventable / painfully ill / agitating impositions of human experimentation { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8F ]. Constitutes Attempted Premeditated Murder under Fla. Stat. 782.04(1)

219) Mr. Castro and Mr. Finct, psychiatrist of florida state prison, approaching my cell attempting to consult with me, did not itself consent care and or authorize their lawless tamperage of the telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromyogram implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue area { Atached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ] as claimed { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8F ] thus I had a federal hands off in my Fla. department of corrections file { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ]. Thus, Aggravated Battery under Fla. Stat. 784.045(1)(a)(1), In violation of injunction or court order under Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

220) Still subject to painfully ill experimentation directly through the electromyogram device implanted in my natural person, June 2003, I filed another formal grievance with the warden of Florida State Prison { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8H ], towhom respond stated: Your Psychiatrict Treatment was terminated March 12, 2003 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8H, p. 3 ]. Thus confimed my theory of Mr. Castro and Mr. Finct, as perpetrators...... USCA Amend. 4, 8, 14

221) Freedom from bodily straint and punishments is within liberty interest in personal security that is protected from state deprivation without due process of law. Ingraham Vs. Wright, 430 U.S. 651, 673, 97 S.Ct. 1401, 1413 ( 1977 ). USCA Amend. 14

( 60 of 70 ) 222) A criminal conviction and sentence of imprisonment extinguish an individuals right to freedom from confinement for the term of his sentence, but they do not authorize the state to classify him as mentally ill and to subject him to involuntary psychiatric treatment without affording him additional due process protections. Vitek Vs. Jones, 445 US 493-494, 100 S.Ct. at 1264. USCA Amend. 14

223) Mandatory in charactor: A psychiatrist can only treat an inmate with antipsychotic drugs against his wishes if he is found to be (1) mentally ill, (2) gravely disable, policy creat a justifiable expectation on the part of the inmate that the drugs will not be administered unless, those conditions exist. Washin- gton Vs. Harper, 494 U.S. at 488-491, 100 S.Ct. at 1261-1263. USCA Amend. 14

224) Punishments which are incompatible with evading standards of decenct that mark progreee of mat- uring society or which involve unnecessary or wanton infliction of pain are repugnant to 8-th Amendment. Estelle Vs. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 97 S.Ct. 285 ( 1976 ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

225) 8-th Amendment proscribes punishments which are grossly disproportionate to severity of crime. Id. 429 U.S. at 102, 97 S.Ct. at 290. USCA 8, 14

226) 8-th Amendment imposes substantive limits on what can be made criminal and punished. Id. 429 U.S. at 102 , 97 S.Ct. at 290. USCA Amend. 8, 14

227) It is safe to affirm that pnishments of torture and all others in the same line of unnecessary cruelty, are forbidden by that amendment. Kemmler, 136 U.S. 436, 447, 10 S.Ct. 930, 933-34 ( 1890 ); id. 429 U.S. 97, 102, 97 S.Ct. 285, 290 ( 1976 ). USCA 8, 14

228) Pilar Gudino, Secretary of Florida Dept. of Corrections - office representative, absent all jurisdiction, in June 2003, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, denying my request for a cease tamperage order upon formal grievance appeal there on Fla. State Prison officials unauthorized constant tamperage of the telephonic / computer access to the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cotex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8G, p. 1 - 2 ], against the Federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my Fla. Department of Corrections Medical file for the device { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ], thus respond stat- ( 61 of 70 ) ing: The grievance was carefully evaluated. Florida state prison health officials was contacted regarding the issue. Be advised that no record reflect the device existance, That I refused mental health services, There is no illegal practices from mental health. You are encouraged to cooperate with health care staff by following the treatment regimen prescribed { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8G, p. 3 ].

229) West Florida Statute Annotated - Experimental Treatment 394.4598(6)(e) prohibits state officials to subject competent person to experimental treatment that have not been adjudicated incapacitated by state court prior to approval by Federal Institution Review Board in accordance with Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 or 21 CFR part 56. USCA Amend. 14

230) E. Madan, Chief Health Officer of Florida State Prison, violated my 14-Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, January 2004, denying my formal grievance too cease that ill imposed tamperage of wireless electromyogram monitor/ bio-feedback device implanted in my brain motor cortex tissue, causing me some serious pain, several times daily, each and everyday { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 81 ], stating: In response to your formal grievance dated January 1, 2004, the information you provided has been reviewed. Inmate Jones, Mr. Jones, you complain that you have military devices implanted in your person that are being tampered with by officials at FSP to cause you specific pains and discomforts. No one has implanted any such devices in you. Etc. Bla. Bla. { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 81, p. 2 ], thus I had a federal Hands Off / No Medication Order in my Florida Department of Corrections medical file for person and the device { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ]. USCA Amend. 14

231) Mr. Vukson, of Florida State Prison - Mental Health, absent all jurisdiction, prior to April 2005, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, subjecting me to painfully ill imposed lawless human experimentation through telephonic/ computer access of the wireless electomyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ], thus upon informal grievance to mental health, as to the reason why have I been the subject of experimentation, respond stating: you will be called out to discuss the matter { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8J ]. USCA Amend. 4, 5, 8, 14 ( 62 of 70 ) 232) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4.002(9) providely mandated: No employee shall willfully or negligently treat an inmate in a cruel or inhuman manner. USCA Amend. 8, 14

233) Mr. Vukson of Florida State Prison - mental health, subjecting me to psychiatric experimentation thus I had not seen the man, was neither consental of care / incompetent / insane / disorderly nor incapacitated as required under Florida Statute 394.4598(6)(e) after approval by a Federal Institution Review Board in accordance with Code of Federal Regulation rule 45 CFR part 46 and 21 CFR part 56 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 8J J. Violated 8-th Amendment prohibition against the infliction of cruel and unusual punishments; Violated 4-th Amendment privacy, search and seizure of my private communication / information ( pregnosis ), right to be let alone ; Violated 13-th Amendment Slavery and Involuntary Servitude / and violated 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws. USCA Amend. 4, 8, 13, 14

234) Our whole Constitutional heritage rebels at the thought of giving government the power to control mens minds. Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 565, 89 S.Ct. 1243, 1248 (1969). USCA Amend. 1,14

235) The State does not have the right to control { by device ] moral content of a persons thoughts Stanley Vs. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557, 565, 89 S.Ct. 1243, 1248 ( 1969 ). USCA Amend. 1, 14

236) Mr. Eiden, of Charlotte Correctional Institution - mental health, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, prior to 10/16/2005, whereas I was unjustly encountered & endured months of un-preventable pains and disc- omfort due to someone tamperage of the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue { Attached Exhibit - 1s ], I wrote my classification officer - Ms. Bocknor, inquiring the why and by whom, thus she wrote me back stating: Concerns noted, she will sh- are the concerns with the who, Mr. Eiden of mental health, so he can discuss the situation with me { Attached Exhibit 33 ]. Thou, I had a standing federal hands off / no medication order in my florida dept. of correction medical file for my person and device { Attached Exhibit 9 ]. Which violated my Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 23 - right to be let alone and free from govemmental intrusion into person private life. Art. 1 Sec. 17 - provision declaring cruel and unusual punishments are forbidden. USCA Amend. 4, 8, 14 ( 63 of 70 ) 237) Mr. Eiden, subjecting me to experimentation through the telephonic/ computer access of the wireless electromyogram device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue { Attached Exhibit - 1s], thus I was not consental of mental health, not adjudicated to be incapaciated as required under florida statute 394.4598(6)(e) prior to approval by federal institutional review board in accordance with Code of Federal Regulation rules 45 CFR part 46 and 21 CFR part 56, committed Federal conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fruad & Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / and Attempted Premeditated Murder under Fla. Stat. 782.04(1)

238) Mr. Eiden, violated my right to the process of Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4. 002(9): No employee shall willfully or negligently treat an inmate in a cruel or inhuman manner. USCA Amend. 8,14; Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 17. Which is Aggravated Battery under Fla. Stat. 784.045(1)(a)1

239) John Bruggeling, release officer of Charlotte Correctional Institution, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, coming to my cell wing, Febuary 2, 2006, to have me sign my release papers, thus, I refused to sign the attached parole supervision per florida statute 947, portion of the papers { Attached Exhibit - 34 ], Mr. Bruggeling thereafter and retaliatively, scratched out my designated & prior address 10250 N.W. 80 Ct. { Attached Exhibit - 35 ] as though I did not have a address, knowing if you do not have one, prisoners released on parole go to the county jail until an address is established, thus it was listed { Attached Exhibit - 5 ]. Committed Federal conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241, Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242, because the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, in imposing 1994 criminal sentence did not authorize no after imprisonment retention of parole jurisdiction florida statute 947 { Attached Exhibit- 13, p. 3, 4 ]. Inwhich constitutes Kidnap with intent to faciliate any felony under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2.

240) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4.002 (13) providely mandated: No Employee shall knowingly submit inaccurate or untruthful information for or on any department of correction record, report or document. USCA Amend. 14

241) Discretionary acts of prison officials in disciplining inmates are bounded by terms of inmate sentence. Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059 ( 1st Cir. 1988 ). USCA Amend. 14 ( 64 of 70 ) 242) John Bruggeling, preparing my state imprisonment release papers thus scratched out my accurate prior and designated address, and directed that I be delivered to Miami-Dade County Jail upon release { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 34 ], thus transfered me to SFRC in Miami on March 4, 2006, which caused me to be the subject of illegal and unjustified post release injailment { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 36 ], after the March 6, 2006 Imprisonment Discharge { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 28 ], absent all jurisdiction, violated my 4-th Amendment right to be free from unreasonable seizure of my person except upon public probable cause, right to be let alone ; violated 5-th and 14-th Amendment liberty, without due process of law ; violated 8-th Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishments. And, violated Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12 - right to be secure in my papers. Constituting kidnap under Fla. Stat. 787.01

243) The United States Court of Appeal, citing retaliation tasks of priosn officials in, Domegan Vs. Fair, 859 F.2d 1059, 1063 ( 1 Cir. 1988 ) ( Prison officials may not punish inmate beyond terms of confinement set by Court and State rules for prisoners ). USCA Amend. 8, 14

244) Charles Preston, of florida department of corrections parole & probation office, SW Miami enforced under jurisdiction statute 947, in the absence of all jurisdiction, violated my Amendment 14-th Liberty, Due Process and the equal protection of the laws, on March 6, 2006, coming to Dade County Jail and subject me to affidavit arrest absent an criminal offense { Attached Exhibit - 36, p.1 - 2 ], which caused me to be held jailed, until 6/11/ 2006, when released. Thus, False Imprisonment under Fla.Stat. 787.02

245) Charles Preston, absent all jurisdiction, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, & the equal protection of the laws, subjecting me to arrest by affidavit under his alleged parole violation per authority florida statute 947 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 36, p. 1-2 ], thus Parole Commission 2000 Florida Statute, Chapter 947.06, mandates the commission maintain Sole Authority to revoke parole or issue warrants { See Attached Exhibit - 36A ]. Constituting Kidnapping under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)4.

246) Charles Preston, was a florida department of corrections parole & probation office, officer, thus not an police enforcement officer, within the meaning & authorized to make warrantless public arrest upon probable cause as allowed under 4-th Amendment to the United States Constitution of America search and seizure of person clause. Thou arrested me, caused me to be subject to jail entry mandatory medi- ( 65 of 70 ) cal screening, the agitation of jail discretion-other placements but held therein for 5 days, until 3/11/06, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to equalty due per 4-th Amendment probable cause clause { Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12 ], committed Federal conspiracy to deprive citizen rights under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / & kidnapping per Fla.Stat. 787.01.

247) Monica David, Parole Commissioner on 9/11/2006, violated my 14-th Amendment liberty, due process and equal protection against deliberate indiference, while I found that warrant was issued 3/13/06 for absconding parole { Attached Exhibit - 368,C ], I called / spoke with her declaring that it was illegal because Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court conviction did not authorize after imprisonment retention per Fla. Stat. 947 { Attached Exhibit - 13, p. 3, 4 ], thus she asked my where-abouts inwhich I told her, in maybe five minute, a City of Miami Police officer approached and arrested me per absconding parole. Fla. Const. Art.1 Sec.18 - prohibit administrative agency imposed prison sentence or penalty except by a Court of law. Constituting lawless arrest and restraint but Kidnap under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2.

248) Raul Hernandez, health doctor of Glades Correctional Instutiton, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty & right to the equal protection of the laws, unconsental of care and in the absolute absence of jurisdiction, on 1 /10/ 2007, ordered the prison security to take me out general population, and involuntarily put me in a isolation cell, whereas I signed a refusal of continued care under him, thus the relevant 90 day medicational prescription written by Miami - Dade Starcade { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 37, p. 1-2 ], he was following-up had expired 1/6/2007. Florida Const. Art. 1 Sec. 9, enforces 5-th and 14-th Amendment right to not be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law. Constituting False imprisonment under Fla. Stat. 787.02

249) Raul Hernandez, un-consental of care, and in the absolute absences of all jurisdiction, submitting my name to mental health, because I signed a refusal of consent for his care, after 90 day medication perscription he was following-up expired, thus, I rejected Glades Correctional Institutions, Mr. Perez of mental health, attempt to consult with me on my refusal of Dr. Hernandez care { Attached Exhibit - 38 ]. Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12, enfocres 4-th Amendment right to be let alone and freedom from government intrusion into person private life. Constitutes Perjury in official proceeding under Fla. Stat. 837.02(1) ( 66 of 70 ) 250) Raul Hernandaz, absent all jurisdiction, unlawfully labling me as delusional thinking and paranoid ideation on a unconsented consultation request, and paranoid schizophrenic, and as reason: Refuse to be seen by mental health. That,s part of the problem. He is refusing everything. Consider Baker Acting { Attached Exhibit - 38 ]. Florida Const. Art. 1 Sec. 3, enforces 1st Amendment freedom of speech, of expression, and to be peaceful. Constituting perjury in official proceeding under Fla. Stat. 837.02(1)

251) Taber,s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary - Edition (16) Paranoid ideation: Suspicious thinking that is persecutory, accompanied by feeling that one is being harassed, treated wrong or being judged critically.

252) Raul Hernandez, could not know my thoughts nor my mind of thinking whereas I did not act disorderly, I refused to talk to any official { he confirmed ], mind my business & kept my head in law books, studying , unless: he telephonically and computerally tampered the wireless internet access to the electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ], and knew my thoughts toward my surroundings and or things said to me. Florida Const. Art. 1 Sec. 12, 23, enforces 4 Amendment privacy, right against unreasonable search & seizure, of private communications, right to be secure in person and right to be let alone. Thus, constituted communication fraud per Fla. Stat. 817.034(4)(a)1 & Attempted premeditated murder per Fla. Stat. 782.04(1)

253) Raul Hernandez, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, 12/2006 - 1/2007, absent all jurisdiction, & because he telephonically / computerally accessed the wireless electromyogram monitor / bio-feedback device implanted in my brain, motor cortex tissue { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 1s ], marked me upon the compound, subject me to ill imposed psychiatrict experimentation, but monitored the intellectual property / my thoughts, towards the people he sent around me to acted-out propaganda { pregnosis ], thus I had a federal hand off / no medication order in my florida department of corrections medical file for my person/ device { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 9 ]. Violated Federal Privacy Act under 05 USC 0552pa / Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Computer Fraud and Abuse under 18 USC 1030 / Wire Fraud under 18 USC 1343 / Communication Fraud under Fla. Stat. 817.034(4)(a)1, Aggarvated Battery under Fla. Stat. 784.045(1)(a)(1), & Aggravated Stalking under Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

( 67 of 70 ) 254) Raul Hernandez, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty, property and right to the equal protection of the laws, un-consental of care and in the absence of all jurisdiction, after putting me in isolation, subject me to ill imposed experimentation, 12/2007 - 1/2007, then had me tranfered back to south florida reception center for involuntary mental evaluation { Attached Hereto Exhibit- 40A ] thus I was not nor ever had a history of mentally ill / insanity / incompetency / or gravely disabled through-out my 12 years of imprisonment as confirmed by SFRC psychiatrist { Attached Hereto Exhibit 3, p. 1-2 ], was not nor had a history of being disorderly and maintained a 1.Q. of over 105% as tested and evaluated by south florida reception center psychologist { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 3A, p. 1-3 ] in November 2006, prior to being transfered to Glades C.I. and had a federal hands off / no medication order in my florida department of corrections - medical file for the device he tampered / and attempt to make me appear mentally ill because-of, in attempt to justify his actions of tamperage { Attached Exhibit 9 ]. Constitutes Racketeering conduct to maintain control under Fla. Stat. 895.03(2).

255) Dr. Kane, psychiatrist of south florida reception center - D dorm Mental Health, absent all jurisdiction, attempted to get me to consent to her care, while I was involuntarily placed in mental building due to Dr. Hernandez referral, which I rejected, and she said, then I guess you want get out { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 40, 40a ], thus the evaluation was terminated by Senior Pyschiatrist - Ms. Camera, in the after-noon & I released back to general population J-dorm on January 23, 2007 { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 41 ], thou following, on the morning of 1/26/2007 put a florida department of corrections - post release mental evaluation detainer in the computer { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 44 ]. The same morning my criminal sentence expired with no supervision { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 43 ]. Florida mental statute 394.463(2)(a), enforcing 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity and liberty clasues, prohibited the administrations of involuntary mental evaluations / examinations, except by a court order giving the findings on which that conclusion is based. Constituted kidnap under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)3.

256) J. Williams - classification of of south florida reception center, absent all juridiction, on 1/26/2007, after a emergency discharge from prison by sentence expiration with no supervision or sex offender registry requirement { Attached Exhibit - 43 ] participated mental officials conspiracy to subject me to experimentation, and respected dept. of corrections - post release referrel Ms. Kane - psychiatrist of south ( 68 of 70 ) florida reception center, put into the computer that same morning { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 44 ], thus altered my designated address & directed that I be delivered thereto florida Civil Commitment Center in Arcadia, Florida { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 43, 45 ], caused me to be took across county line and held thereat from 1/26/07 through 1/31/07 absent a judicial imposed civil order. Thus constitutes participate racketeering activity under Fla. Stat. 895.03(2), 895.03(3) , and kidnap under Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2.

257) John Butz, Superintendant of Florida Involuntary Civil Commitment Center for Violent Predators, violated my Fla. Const. Art. 1 Sec. 9; Amendment 14 liberty and immunity, knowing total heads at the center per master-roast count, that I was under no civil commitment { Exhibit 13, p. 1, 4 ], and did not release me, until after 5 days and registering me as an sex offender { Attached Exhibit 46, 43 ]. Thus, False Imprisonment under Fla. Stat. 787.02, and In violation of court order under Fla. Stat. 784.048(4)

258) Florida Involuntary Civil Commitment Statute 394.910 - 394.931 allow involuntary placement, evaluation and treatment only upon sexual predators consequental of convictions for crime upon child younger than 16, and civil order. Thus, not the criteria of imposed criminal conviction { Attached Exhibit 13 ].

259) Cefoirenea Reed, of florida department of corrections parole & probation office, in Arcadia, Florida, absent all jurisdiction, on 1/31/2007, came to the civil commitment center with jurisdictional statute 947, calling me into the office she sat in, stated her name, that she was from probation & parole, that I got to sign the terms of conditional release { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 47 ] and give me a travelling permit, with directions to report to the Miami,s Downtown parole and probation office { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 47A ], the Florida 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, in imposing criminal commitment order sentence did not authorize any after imprisonment retention of parole jurisdiction, of Section 947, { Attached Hereto Exhibit 13, p. 3, 4 ] thus the Florida Department of Corrections, Certificate of Dischar- ge by Expiration of Sentence, dated 1/26/2007 reflected No Supervision { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 43 ]. Committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Partic- ipation racketeering Activity per Fla.Stat. 895.03(3), & Perjury in official proceedings per F.S. 837.02(1).

260) Linda Vandyke, of florida department of corrections parole & probation office, Downtown Miami, absent all jurisdiction, on 2/1/2007, calling my resident demanding that I come back there because she ( 69 of 70 ) forgot to have me sign something, thus told me to have a seat, excused herself for what seemed five minutes, returned with the City of Miami Police in tow, and subjected me to arrest by affidavit stating I was in violation of parole for not having a sutible address thus deprivation of liberty { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 49 ] while the 11-th Judicial Circuit Court, in imposing criminal commitment did not authorize no after imprisonment retention by parole statute 947, nor any sex offender registry restrictions { Attached Hereto Exhibit 13, p. 3, 4 ) and the florida department of corrections, certificate of discharge by expiration of sentence dated 1/26/2007 - reflected No Supervision { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 43 ].

261) Florida Administration Code, Conduct, Chapter 33-4.002(13), providely mandated: No employee shall falsify reports or records. USCA Amend. 14

262) Linda Vandyke, violated my 14-th Amendment privilege, immunity, liberty and right to the equal protection of the laws, on 2/1/2007 participated an state agency conspiracy, after criminal sentence

1/26/2007 expiration with no supervision { Attached Hereto Exhibit - 43 ], towit subjected me to arrest and injailment, as thou she had discretion to per County Probation Statute 948. The 4-th Amendment guaranteed right to be let alone, right to be free from search & seizure of my person except by warrant issue by imparticial magistrate or warrantless arrest upon police observed public probable crime cause;

& the 8-th Amendment prohibited the intentional infliction of punishments { unjustified confinement ]. USCA Amend. 4, 8, 14. Committed Federal Conspiracy under 18 USC 241 / Obstruction of Justice under 18 USC 242 / Kidnap per Fla. Stat. 787.01(1)(a)2 & False imprisonment per Fla. Stat. 787.02.

SOUGHT: The Justice should enter order to: Pam JoBondi, Florida Attorney General, Dept of Legal Affairs, The Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1050, for fine comb inspection and criminal indictments process.

OATH: I / Jones swear and declare under penalty of perjury the foregoing is true and correct. Dated this #Aday of January 2018.

S/ Wallace C. Jones Junior - Pro Se , U.S. Main D.O.J. Bldg. Mail I.D. # 2970306, P.O. Box 470992 , Miami, Florida 33247-0992 , Phone No. ( 305 ) 803-1868 ( 70 of 70 ) Delumma ofNemological Sega 1501 N.W. 9th Avens MiamL Plorada 3313 Phone (305) S©eM scuoot oF MEDICINB

February 23, 1994

TO WIEOßt IT M&Y CollCERN Re I Wallace son042sJacksor. Remoria3 Nospital No. 1837469 Date of &$missions 12/19/93 Date of Discharges 12/30/93

2. Wh h was admitted to Jackson Memorial Hospital or>December 19, 1993. He Wered an asW being stmck about the head and face and suffered multiple fractures of the facial bones as well as the skull. He was adenitted initiaRy to and W - in terms of his facial fractures in conjunction with the Orailh8avinafacial Surgery Service. He also suffered a closed head injury at the time of this injury. Because of the nature of his injury, he wiß be unable to resume work for approximately one year kom the time of his discharge, which was December 30, 1993. He should begin to be available for work beginnin0 1/1/95.

I any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Philip A. Villanueva, M.D. Director, Head injury Service Co-Director, Neurosurgicel forensive Care Unit Uni-wwsity of Mimnif.h MeW NM Cwer PAV:mm Jonw.con

( EXHIBIT - 1 ) -Y State of Florida Department of Corrections 12/06/94 18:32 DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Page 1 ***********************************PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDE3TIAL ** *********************************

Inmate Name: JONES, WALTACE C. JR. DC#: A-100177 Race: BIACK Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 11/26/1961. Age: 25 Date Received: 10/17/1994 Receptiori Center: S.§yR.D. SOUTH UNIT Ordered Prescription/Medicatica Dosage Frequency Expir.

10/20/94 DUDFILM APPLY BID 11/03/1994 10/20/94 MOTRIN . 600 NG -BID . 10/30/1994 ' -

( EXHIBIT - 1A cosSULTRWT'S REPORT NO PROCEDURE(S) MAY BE PERFnnanen WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY THE REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTOR, DEP1mTWRWT OF CORRECTIONS.

The EEG was _carried out in the waking, drowsing and sleeping states. The patient had not been sleep deprived for this recording. Sedation was not used. The prominent background actïvîty consists of moderate voltage, symmetrical regular, 15-20-2E actïvity seen. The patient drowses intermittently with flattening of the background and slowing to irregular low voltage theta. The patient goes into a light sleep with spindles, central sharp transients and irregular slow activity. No abnormal paroxysmal events, focal or lateralizing features and no epileptiform activity are noted. Hyperventilation failed to elicit any abnormality. Intermittent photic stimulation elicited no abnormalities.

IMPRESSION: NORMAL EEG

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IT IS ABSOLUTELY SSARY THAT INMATES ARE NOT MADE AWARE OF THE DATE OR TL OF ANY APPOINTMENT OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTION.

M. Greer, M. D. MG:ks D: 3/14/97 T: 3-21-97 Consultant si a e/Stamp Inmate Name Jones, Wallace DC# 100177 R/S By Reference: HSB 15.01.04 Date of Birth 11/26/69 Institution Hamilton

CONSULTATION REQUEST ADDITIONAL SHEET IF NECESSARY Abbreviated DIB Review Sheet

NUMI DTE:05/14/09 SSN:267-57-4406 XC:B UNIT:SLJ PG:001+ ACCOUNT SSN:267-57-4406 ETC:0 REN:74238010018 DOC:COO NAME NAA: .WALLACE , C , JONES JR BIRTH DOB:11/26/1969 PLB: MIAMI DADE , FL SEX:M ETB:2 PARENT MNA: BETTY J LITTLE FNA: WALLACE C JONES INTERNAL ENC:1 CYD:09/03/1974 ACCOUNT SSN:267-57-4406 ETC:2 RFN:90074508467 DOC:264 IDN:D NAME NAA: WALLACE , C , JONES JR BIRTH DOB:11/26/1969 PLB: MIAMI , FL SEX:M ETB:2 CSP:A PARENT MNA: BETTY J LITTLE FNA: WALLACE C JONES INTERNAL FMC:1 CYD:03/15/1990 ACCOUNT SSN:267-57-4406 ETC:2 RFN:93260512351 DOC:264 IDN:C NAME NAA: WALLACE , C , JONES JR BIRTH DOB:11/26/1969 PLB: MIAMI , FL SEX:M ETB:2 CSP:A PARENT MNA: BETTY J LITTLE FNA: WALLACE C JONES INTERNAL CYD:09/17/1993 ACCOUNT SSN:267-57-4406 ETC:2 RFN:99266026474 DOC:258 IDN:P NAME NAA: WALLACE , C , JONES JR BIRTE DOB:11/26/1969 PLB:- MIAMI , FL SEX:M ETB:2 CSP:A PARENT MNA: BETTY J LITTLE FNA: WALLACE C JONES INTERNAL CYD:09/23/1999 NO CORRESPONDENCE RECORDS FOUND XR SSNS NO MULTIPLE SSNS LOCATED MSG--05T9160 ~ÖFE705/IÁ709 TIME:1603T1-----~----~~PGT001 DDSQ SSN: 267-57-4406 BIC: ST: FL SA: X75 UNIT: SLJ AN:267574406 BIC:BA DB:11/26/1969 RI:HNY STATE:FL SA:V13 STATUS:CLOSED AH:JONES JR,WALLACE C MCS REF: 06003 MDT: 041708 PGM:02 AD: 1744 NW 1 COURT APT 1 MIAMI FL APD: 01/11/08 TYP: RC-DIB DO: C24 ZIP: 33136 SCI: CCI:N RCD: 04/16/08 DEC: DE BAS: F2 LUN: BD TEL:3055729748 NP: QA:N SRD: 04/23/08 OND: LEK: 8417 SLC: VOC:N FS:N PSD: ABO: LMC: CDF: RLB: EOR: Y MDF1: DSI: 0-8540-0 DST: C24 SCF: APL:C CER:N DIA: EMD: 05/05/08BD ' ' SC1: SC4: ESD: 06/11/08 CSD: RTH: CDT: RTG: SC2: SC5: MSD: 05/14/08 SCD: 06/11/08 SO: N BOD: 11 SC3: SBI: LTI: LTJ:EDC REM: OCC: SDI: 2950 SPC: 08 J1: / REC: LB: EDU: 12 MOB: ESC: J1B: / DAA: LD: 042* DEVELOPMENT HIFIORY * * S E C * * ST-EL * * L 0 E LEY C R R DEC OND CSD BAS DSI LEE LIT DST SCD XAN BOD IN K Y N DE F2 085400 8760 C24 040408 11 AN:267574406 BIC:HA DB:11/26/1969 RI:HNY STATE:FL SA:V13 STATUS:CLOSED AH: JONES JR, WALLACE C MCS REF: MDT: 092407 PGM:16 AD: 1744 NW 1 COURT APT 1 MIAMI FL APD: 06/04/07 TYP: RC-DI DO: C24 ZIP: 33136 SCI: CCI:N RCD: 09/24/07 DEC: AL BAS: A61 LUN: B5 TEL:3055729748 NP: QA:N SRD: 10/04/07 OND: 06/01/07F LEE: 8906 SLC: VOC:N FS:Q PSD: ABO: IMC: CDF: N RLB: EOR:N MDF1: DSI: N-2950-3 UST: R40 SCF: APL:D CER:N ( EXHIBIT - 1C @ OFFICE OF TERATTORNEYGENERAL

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mmunsamam. . .. ( EXHIBIT - 2 MC IWCilVE EDICAL Fax: Aug 8 2007 02:37pm P021/028 042 W Printed mR072. DepartmentState ofofFloridaCorrections 12/08/2006 Parcazarnie BVALUATION s.yLA.RECEPTION CTR. PAGE:5MM De#: A-100177 C1s.Team: El S MAIg Date of Birth: 11/26/1969 Age: 37 umannE SERVICES 2 08/2006 Time- 11:24 to 11:44 p- NHEER = PSECEIRTRI §!3%.RECEP Date: 1 HS SÀaff- .3B23 = JOURDAN;ORAN BBPTIST Reviewed By: "" Incidental comments: NONE

SUBJECTIVE navn Present Problem/Reasosa for ReJEerrals: FOR PSYCE

PRIE ME OF 85KIAL ILLNESS.HE IS

QUBSTIONS THAT EB 18 1!spr MENTAL. PRESENT COMPIA I AM FINE

ÖF OLEN HI OF SUICIDE: AS ABOVB .._ . -HX- OF ETOH/DRUG USE/TL--As- ABOVE- - FAMILY PSYCH BK- AS m STATUS EXAM:INMATE IS A 36 YRS OLD B/M . APPEARANCE: BEHAVIOR: CALM ALERTNESS: ALERT SPEECH: COHERENT/GOAL DIN ACTIVITY: NORMAL . . THINKING: ORGANIZED PERCEPTION: WILL NO MOOD/AFFECT: BOTHYMIC/APPROPRIATE ORIENTATION: HE SEEMS TO M OK4 * 042 gamOgy- NO SIGNIFICABT 000NTIVE IMPAIRMENT JUDGEMENT: POOR S/H IDEAS: NOT ELICITED VEGETATIVE FUNCTIONS: NOT ELICITED CURRENT MBDICATIONS: NOME SIDE EFFECTS: NONE

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( EXHIBIT - 3 RilC IIETIVE IEDIOL Fan T Aug 6 2007 R:38pm P022/026 . , State of Florida W Printed IADR072 Department of Corrections 12/08/200 (642) PSYCEIATRIC EVATAIATIcg 11:44 S. FLA. RECEPTION CTR. INMATE NAREE: JONESf WALLACg DC4: A-100177 C1s . Tea Race: BLACK Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 11/26/1969 Age : 37

HEALTR SERVICES ENCOURPER Type: MHPER = PSYCHIATRI EVL.RECEP Date: 12/08/2006 Time: 11:24 to 11:44 HS Staff : JB23 = JOURDAN, JEAN BAPTIST Reviewed By: =

ASB588NRRT Axis I: V71.09 = NO DIAGN./COSDIT. ON AXIS 1/II Axis II: 799.90 - DIAGRO./COND.DIFF. AKIS I/II Axis III: V70 = GEb1ERAL MEDICAL EXAM V07.3 = PROPHYL CHEMOTHERAPY NBC 2U 704;B - PSEUDD FOLLICULITIS BARBAB Axis IV: 4 DIAGNOSIS(INCLUDE DSM CODE): NO PROBLEN

PLJ0T RECOMMENDATIONS/TREATMENT PLAN: SYCHIATRIC EVALUATION DONE psyrsanurreIn murautag3IgE- DEME --- RETGtR AS ussamnet

General Transfer Hold NONE Appointment Scheduled PSYCH APPOINTMENT/PSYCHIA on 12/08/2006at 08:06

Gradas Sm1 Im Slagle Dnee Ind: , , *** END OF REPORT *** W INEME ED10ll Fax: Aug 8 EB1 02:38pm P823/028 Pr nt State of Florida 11 22 2006 ment of Correc 1 32 (644) - Time: 20:04 Provider- ===*7 = parann, M. (EMSR) PAR # DC#: A-100177 C1s . Team 1572 Ertb 1 2èÑ 9

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or Edocation (in days) ID: H030

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negATB REPORTED A MINIMM, 6 OF WW6 gggar,Family.nwar.TgHistorySISTORY... - (Belf------R8Por- - - - ):

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( EXHIBIT - 3 A ) E M EDf0t. Far Aus 8 2007 82:3Bps P024/026 State of Florid Pr nt d IADR071 . of Corrections 11 22 20C (644) ICAL SCREENDIG 1 32 Ehemn Date: 006 Time: 10:04 Provider: magi7 = aqur.nan, m_ tasang) EEIRf NA'# Bl&ME: Jonas mu.ar'a- DC#2 A-100177 Cls. T Received- 11/IS f2006 County: aEAMI-DAÇE Rec.Ctr: S.FIA.RECEPTION CTR Race: ,BLACK Sex- MIEE 13ate of Barth: 11/26/1969 Age: 36 Psychiqitric italization No Out tignt ...... , . So Sel Is]ury Att tegl Suicide No Psyc trop1 Med lons .... MONE

EMPLOYMENT HIST0Etr Game 36 months) . Total Months Employed: 30 Total Months Unemployed: 6 Number of Jobs: Type of Jobs: SFirlun LABORER

CBREENT EDMr5L S2RTUS MIRL intL Behavior RGE De avior (Notor Agita.) liiWL Fligh of Dhaa ...... itNL ic) . . TeSL WHL i irritab t BBEL liBBL 14NL WEL MEL Halluc tacas ...... 195= 042'Type of µ1rer-ilwad ana . ENL Oiq.antaty.on ) . .. - . . WEIL Orientat.Lon ) . . .. . 1ENL -- -Orientation Person) . . - - 1ENIi Biña|ntsnRy :::::::: WIE; Delusions . _ . . .. _ ...... IDEL Type Delusiona . . . c. . . . . 1GIL 00rrent Suicide Risk . .. 1ENL Comments NONE

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( EXHIBIT - 3 B ElRC BIRDREE lED4CAL far gg g gy State of Florida Pr " d IBDR071 1gunst of Corrections 1 2 20( M44) scaEIDEINE 2 Exam Date: 2006 Timme: 10:04 Provider: mamíI7 = NRTJten, M. (EDEBA NE:555 T9EA*N MEEIE: JONES, WAT.LkCE DC4: A-190177 Cls.Team: 61 Received: 11/1572006 Coun : MIAMI-DAUB Rec Ctr: S. PIA. RECEPTION CPE Race: SIACK Sex- of Birth: 11/2S/1969 Age: 36 StRDEARYJREC OKB c G e Reason ( if > 1) : . Current GAF r 80 His olty È Ment,al Health Disordep No tive havior witIn Normal Limits. Yes Hi o el -In'urious Behav Athin past 12 months± No Ret t Grade: I: Impaired aD ve Functlaning: No Ne TCU Services GRe to Retardation and Moderate Impairment: No Needs Pvschlatric Evaluation: NO ' ' Needs Further hological Assessment: No Needqp ollow . Mänagement: No O C la : No Reason:

INMATE IS A HBERIED 36 YR_ OLD B - INNATE IS SER A IVES SEK BAT/ ; DNAP FRA T

IIBERTE ADWISED OF MENTAL HE!3ETE SERVICES ABD -ACCESS VERBALLY AND IN WRITING. IEEELTE ALSD ADFISED TO THE $4.00 CO-PAYNENT CHARGE. IBDULTE REPGIETED A HIGE SCHOOL DIPI£HA- IIB RAS EMPLOYED AS A LGBIGSHORBBERN. INNATE REPORTED HK OF PPD+ ·· ------. - IEEE"E IS ORIENIED TO Aimb POUR SPHERES. BE IS ADEQUETE IN GROORDEG AND HYGINE. HE IS 'PRLT. AND LANKY IN BUILT. HIS SPEECH IS rTJUGt MITH OnstRMBT, INCID AND LOGICAL THOUGHTS. MEMORY IS INTACT. 50 AnnOEWEhL PSYCHOMOTOR ACTIVITY IS NOTED. OVERALL ADJUSIMBBT TO INCARC55tATION IS SATISFACTORY. HE MARES NORMRL EYE CONTACT.

T ONS SEE OR IN SHI MENTAL STATUS IS WITHIN B0EBERL LIMITS ON THIS DATE AND T-IME. IBMATE APPmWE "IO BE IN MD ACDTE MENTAL HEALTH DISTRESS AND REPORTS NO-WRED FOR PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OBT THIS DATE. P Reccamended By ' '

243 E IMEil1E lEDICAL Fm: es 6 27 02:39ps P82BANG State of Florida - Print IADR071 ment of ærrect ons Exam Date: 1 time: 10:04 BERf Provider: mmm17 = HELERO, N. (ENS

2 ounty: MIAMI DADE ION M. Race: BIACK Sex: MFJ.E Date o Birth: 11 1969 Age.

*** END OF REPORT ***

smo Dated 12/29/2012

Wallace C. Jones Jr. - Phone No. (305) 803-1868 SSN # XXX-XX-4406 D.O.B. 11/26/1969 P.O. Box 470992 Miami, Florida 33247-0992 To: Office of the Attorney General Bureau of Victim Compensation 110 SE 6-th Street Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301

Re: Request for just compensation of this A_G. victims agencys, use and disclosure to other

Florida Agency enabling use of my communicational device implanted 12/1993, causing me pain and other discomforts I have been forced to deal with { victimized of ] since I relísased myhospital mecords, teneto Feíb.1994 -coritnol # 94400670 { See Attachment- 1 ).

FederaHaw:

Dispite, Amendment 5 to the United States Constitution, guaranteeing that: No person shall be deprived of life, liberty; or property, without due process of law ; Nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation { enforced by Florida Constit-

ution Article 1 Section 2, 9, 12, 23 ]. The 14 Amendment guarantee that no state shall deprive any person of privilege, immunity, right to life, liberty, property, or the equal protection of law, without due process of law. The United States Supreme Court, subjectively have held in, United States Vs. Stanley,

483 U.S. 669, 709 - 710, 107 S.Ct. 3054, at 3066 ( 1987 ) ( No judicial crafted rule should insulate from liability the involuntary and unknowing human experimentation alleged to have occured in this case ). ( The volunary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential, to satisfy moral, ethical and legal concepts. If this principle is violated the very least society can do is to see that the victims are compensated, as best they can be, by the perpertators. I am prepared to say that our Constitution promise of due process of law guarantees this much ). Florida Law:

( 1 of 2 )

( EXHIBIT - 4 ) Florida Mental Health Statute 394.4598(6) (a-f) allow the state to subject a person to expe- nmental treatment after adjudication of incapacitation, and approval be federal institution review board in accordance with 45 CFR part 46 or 21 CFR part 56. Thus, 1. Wallace C_ Jones Jr.. only re!eased the hospital records to this victim compensation agency due to bekig vicánized sad not abie to work. This agency sharing the confidential record, enabled state officials experimental tamperage of the electromyogram device biofeedback access, implanted 12/1993, but caused me years of unjustified pain, violated my rights to privacy under 5 USC 552pa, 42 USC 290, and under Code of Federal Regulation, rule 42 CFR part 2, obtructed justice under 42 USC 242.

Attached Hereto, as Exhibit - 2, is the Hospital neurologist 1994 statement of the vitimized assault / closed head injury. Attached Hereto, as Exhibit - 3, Is an official - Florida Dept. of Corrections. medical record that shows the agency knew in 1994 & tampered. Attached Hereto, as Exhibit- 4s, is the cardio 3/1998 heart murmur found/ heart failure history resulting damaged nerves derriving the 12/18/1993 injury. Attached Hereto, as Exhibit - S, is an officia! - Florida DOC- medical record that shows doctor checked my other device to see which one causing the pain, ( EEG } Electroencephalogram. Attached Hereto, as Exhibit- 8s, Are official state offlorida department of correction requests, and formal grievances against the painful experimental impositions, I have suffedngly been the victim of over the years {2001 thru 2007 when discharged by sentence expiration, thus esose the týpe of vîtimized batteries and assaults j. Attached Hereto, as Exhibit - 9, is an official social security administration statement and certification of disability but payments begining in 2008. Reason for second request: I am still the victim of un-preventablepainful imposed assaults ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, & batteries, by way of state officials tampering my electromyogram device implant, due to this agency disclosure. And, the complaint is on S.D. Florida Docket, case no. 12-civ-24503. OATH: I / Jones declare under penalty of perjury the foregoing is true and correct. Dated this 19#,day of December 2012.

IS/ £Â;// / ,,,y Wallace C. Jones Jr.. SSN # xxx-xx-4406, P.O. Box 470992,

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( EXHIBIT - 5 ) 267-57-4406

CASE ANALYSIS PL DATE 03/27/2008 38 Y/O MALE ALLEGING DISABILITY DUE TO.INJURIES, HTN AND BEART PROBLEMS. HE IS S/P TBI 1994 WITH PERSISTENT HEADACHES AND OTHER COMPLAINTS. MER SUGGESTS CLMT WILL BE ABLE TO RESUME MORK APPROX 1 YEAR AFTER INJURY. NO OTHER MER PRIOR TO DLI 12-31-98. NO PE ' S PRIOR TO DLI. FUNCTIONING APPEARS VASTLY IMPACTED BY MENTAL IMPAIRMENTS, NOT PHYSICAL. EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT AT DLI 1998. DIB ONLY.

THESE FINDINGS COMPLETE THE MEDICAL PORTION OF THE DISABILITY DETERMINATION. SIGNATURE SPECIALTY OFFICE Trueby Bodiford SDM ASSESSMENT NAME (PRINTED OR TYPED) Trueby Bodiford Form SSA-416 (11-2004) ef (12-2004) Formerly SSA-418-U4 ( EXHIBIT - 6 )

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Inmate Name: JONES, WALL&CB C. JR- DC#: A-100177 Race: BLACK Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 11/26/1969 Age: 25 Date Received: 10/17/1994 Reception Center: S.F.R.C. SOUTH UNIT Ordered Prescription/NedicaMon Dosage Frequency Expir.

10/20/94 DDDmm APPLY BID 11/03/1994 10/20/94 EDTRIN 600 MG -BID 10/30/1994

( EXHIBIT - 10 A State of Florida Printed IADR060 Dsitartment of Corrections 12/06/94 (701) OUTPATIEEE MEDICAL CARB S.F.R.C. SOUTH UNIT

INMATE BRWR: .TORDIS, Mar&AcB C. JR. DC#: A-100177 Cls. Team: 09 Race: BLACK Sex: NALE Date of Birth: 11/26/1969 Age: 25

HEALTH SERVICES ENCOUNTER Type: RA = RECEPTION ASSESSMENT Date: 10/17/1994 Time: 10:44 to 10:45 HS Staff: MOB7 = MORGAN, JACKIE TER NURSE Reviewed By: MO87 = MORGAN, JACKIE Incidental Comments: NO COMMENTS

SUBJECTIVE DATA ND COM5MES

OBJEC5tTRE BR¥A Temp: 097.4 Pulse: 76 Resp: 20 BP: 140/090 Weight: 212 NO CONNENTS

ASS.ESSMENT Complaint TRANIN = NEW INMATE HLT REVIEW Chronic: N NO COMMENTS

PLAN Misc.Procedures/Agt ons/Referrals OTHER IMMUNIZ3ffION until 10/17/1994 TTD GIVEN PASS, OTHER TYPE until 10/21/1994 BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK FOR 5 DAYS Lab Test Order

Transfer Hold NONE Appointment Scheduled PHYSICAL HA5!I IAB TEST/PHYS on 10/03/1996 at 11:01 DENTAL INITIAL EXAM on 10/15/1996 at 08:19 IRITIAL PHYSICAL EKK on 10/17/1996 at 11:01

Grade: P: U: L: H: E: S: D: X: T: I:

( EXHIBIT - 10 B IADR060 State of Florida Printed DePartment of Corrections 12/06/94 (701) OUTPATIENT MEDICAL CARE S.F.R.C. SOUTH UNIT

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HSMe:Staff:RA MOB7= RECEPTION= MORGAN,ASSESSMENTJACKIE Date: 10/17/1994T8iR NURSETime: 10:44 to 10:45 Reviewed By: NOB7 = MORGAN, JACKIE

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NO PROCEDURE (S) MAY BE PERFORMED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY THE REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTOR, DEPARTMEhT OF CORRECTIONS. NORTH PLORIDA RECEPTION CENTERNEW PATIENT EVALUATION: PATIENT: Jones, Waliace DATY OF BIRTH: W2649 (3 DOC #: 100177 JCC ACCOUNT #: REFERRING PHYSICIAN: Dr. Batali INSTTELRTON: 1damium Cl DATE: N W

HISTORYOF PRESPCI HLMThe parèsemm African-American male with a past medical history of hpsionwho presents for symptomgicpaiçRations. The patient states that approximaidy every other day he experiences episodes of a rapid beart rate. These start abrapdyand stop abruptlyand are accompanied by shortness of breath and dinh-=

At.LERGåES: No kneem aRergies.

CURRENT MEDICATIONS: Dyarjdearegrisalpán SI mg qd.

PASTDEEDICALTHSTORE The pdientespañeceia head trama on 12-93which resulted in a dosed headinjuryas wdl as a facha asd oodar im040ary.Bewas diagnosedwith hypertension at this time.

FAh8EJHISTORY: The vaisent's anéerism alive and well The patient's father is W. alive and wdl. He has no brothasa merswith pmaatse CAD. He has two children two children who are alive and well. SOCIAL HISTORY:The t is a27 oldAfrican-American male whoworked as a long shore man prior to his incarceration. . He does not drink caffeine and he does not use antihistamines or decongestants.

REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: He has been experiencing some back proiAems.

CARDIAC RISK FACTORS: Smoking, hypertension, and physicalinactivity

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: HT 57* weigst 179 lbs., blood premne 140#0, apîcal pulse, 56 and regular. EKG shows a normd sinus rhythm with question of left ventricularhypertrophy SKIN: Warm to touch, goed turgor. No lesions noted. HEENT: Head - noW4alic, face symmehic_ Eyes -visual field intact by confrontation. EOMs intact.

Continued .. . . IT IS ABSOIETELY NECESSARY THAT INMATES ARE NOT MADE AWAEtE OF TBE DATE OR TIME OF ANY AFFOINTMENT OUTSIDE THE INSTREETEDN.

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.NO PROCEDURE ('S} MAY RE PERFORMED WITROUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY THE REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES DERECTOR. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS.

NORTH FLORIDARECEPHON CENTEREDII.OW-UP OFFICE VISIT: PATIENT: Jones, WaBase DATE OF BIRTH: 1I-26-69 DOC #: 100177 iCCACCOL¾T#: 256578 REFERRING PHYSICIAN: Dr.-Beedt-- INSTITUTION: HamHtonCI DATE: 2-23-98 PROBLEM LIST: 1. Symptomaticpalpitations. 2. Borderline hypertension.

MEDICATIONS: Atenolol 25 mg qd,Halprin 81 mg qd.

S: Patient is doing well since he was taken off his Dyazide and put e Atenoid 25 mg. He has continued on the small dose of as "rin. He is atic. He is having no more palphations. He has no other complaints.

. - 0: Blood pressure 125/65. Chest dear. Heart regular. Heart tæes nonnal He has a grade systolic ejection unmnur at the apexwith poorradiation. No other murnunsorgallops.

A: 1. Doing quite weU on present medications. 2. Blood pressure controlled. 3. No palpitations.

P: 1. Continue present medications. 2. Will recheck in oneyear.

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CASE NO: F94014594· IBS: 749957Æ CIN: 0358468 POLICE CASE NO: 209430P DEFENDANT : JONES . f . - ·. . ·WALLACE C JR ADDRESS: 10250 NW BO CT A - HIALEAH FL PERSONAL INFORMATION . DATES DOB: 11/26/1969 RACE : B SEX : M ARR CIT: 04/02/1., ARR: 06/02/194 EYES : BRO HEIGHT t 506 FI ED: 05/03/1994 TRIAL: HAIR: BLK WEIGHT: 2-15 I FO: 06/02/1994 hLOSED: 09/29/1994 JUDSE: YOUNG DAVID - DOOKED: 05/02/1994 SECTION: FOO7 xN EDY REQ: 09/26/2006 ATTORNEY: OAER - S ATTY TYPE: PRIV MARRANT: ISSUED: ARR/CIT-GFCR: 30-SD 2338 CHARGES T D DESCRIPTION B,.XRPOSITIDM DATE _ PL TL 794.011(5) F 2 SEX BATT/ND SER INJ .1 i CONCUR 04/07/1995 ND 3 787.01.(2) F 1 KIDNAPPING CONU & UR 04/07/1995 NB 3 794,011<5) F 2 SEX DATT/ND SER I. NO ACTIDM 04/07/1995 707. 02(2) F 3 FALSE IMPRISDNMEN NO ACTION 04/07/1995

SEQ l DATE I PROGRESS OF 52 1 08/08/2002 i NOTICE ISSUED TO: DEFN/ATTY · HRS DATE 08/29/2002 MOTION e 5&m 0 08/08/2002 l NOTICE .ISSUED ·TO: DEFN/ATTY HRB DATE 08/29/2002 MOTION 50. | 07/25/2002 l MOTION FOR HABEAS CORPUS f | FILED 00/00/0000 I | SET FOR 08/29/2002 - AT 09:00 49 1 07/25/2002 i MOTION .PRO SE i FILED 00/00/0000 1 SET FOR 08/29/2002 A7 09x OO 48 | -06/05/2002 i PROSE URIT-HABEAS CORPUS-FRWD TO JIfBGE --·-- 47 1 10/01/2001 I MOTION FOR ADJUDICAT.ION OF INSOLVENCY I FILED 09/21/2001 1 SET FOR 10/25/2001 AT 11:14 ' DENIER 46 1 09/21/2001 1 AFFII)AVIT | PROSE INDIBENCE FORWARDED TD JUIFA ( PLEADING FILED IN CASE F920341BBB 45 } 03 21/1999 ! DESCRIPTION ASSESSED PAID TB BATE BALANCE I LOC CRIM. JUST TF 200.00 0.00 200.00 i CRM COMP T R FUND 50 , 00 0 . 00 50 , 00 | STATE LETTF - 3.00 0.00 3.00 ! COUNTY LETTF . 2.00 0.00 2,00 i TOTAL : 255 .00 0 , 00 255 . 00 l LAST ASSESSED: 09/29/1994 LAST PMMENT: 00/06/0000 44 04/18/1995 l MOTICE OF HEARING ] 042795/ 9 AM 43 1 04/18/1995 l NOTICE TO CORRECT AND GR MITIGATE SEi&TENCE 42 i 04/16/19.95 f MOTION TO MITIBATE 3 1 FILED 04/27/1995 s i SET FOR 04/27/1995 AT 10:45 MO RULING 41 i 04/07/1995 i LETTER FROM;- 1 UALLACE . JONES * * C 0 N T I N U E D 0 N N E X T F A & E * * * ( EXHIBIT - 12 ) UST COURT DRPISION

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The WAIJACE C. JUNES, JR.. . heing penWMBy belGr8 this Court S. GAER . his altamey of record, and the Stata representeÜ by R. BUREHAET . Annistant State's Attomey, and having

Seen ided and found g lity _ Entered a pies at guilty 1Entenid a plea af acia contendre to the following crime(s) CFreusE DEGREE OBTS STÆRREfRmf85R OF CRNE NUB#SER COUNT CRME SEEUAL B£tTERY 794.011(3) & 775.087 1F

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JUDGE ggggggs y, MARGOLIUS 042Page 2 of 4 curxtes taae THE CIRCUIT COÚRT OF THE REVENTH JUDICUE. CIRCUlr IN AND FOR DADE C0beY, ROMPA. 258

ceu:Na - . SENTENcE . . CASE Imm*R DIVISION 94-14594 (AS TO COUNT 1 4 . 2 }

THE STATE OF ILORIDA . VS.

WWE C. JOIEES, JR.

PWNTIFF - - DEFENDANT

The Defendant, beind personally before this Court, accompanied by his attorney S . CARR - and having been adjudicatedguilty herein, and the Court havinggiven the Defendant an opportunity to be heard andto offer matters in mitigation of sentence, and to show cause why he should not be sentenced as provided by law, and no em== heing shown,

and the Court having on - deferred imposition of sentence unis this date. (Check one) - and the Court fsavling previously entered a judgment in this casaon the defendant now sesentences the defendant. and the Court having placed the Defendant on ProbationCommunity Control and haviitg subsequently revoked the Defendant's Probation/Community Control. IT IS THE SENTENCE OF THE COURT that The Defendant pay a fine of S pursuant to F.S. 775.083, plus $ as the 5% surcharge required by F.S. 960.25. T The Defendant is hereby coministedio tha custody of the Deparhnent of Conecsons. The-Defendant-is hereby commined to the custody of me SherW of Dade County, Florida. The Defendant is sentenced as a pathful offerger kr . F.S. 958.05. TO BE IMPRI DNED one; unmarked sect inapplicable

For a tenn og TREME (12) YEARS Said SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED for a period of - . subject to condlSons set fonn in as Onse T iS FUnTHEn OnDEnED am me e,,,, of .e,.e.s..e.. oded ,, to...,,, - of ads case.

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RETENT ION OF JURISDICTION The Court retal Jurisd dig over the defendant pursuant to Florida Statu S47.16(3)ª JAll CREDIT X i t is further or .táíe Defendant shal l be al icwed a total of 151 . - days as creisit for time incarcerated pr for to krposit ton of this ætence. PR ISON CREDI T ·lt is further ordered that the Defendant be allowed credit for aB E time previously ser.ved on ,this count in the Depart- ment of Corrections'prior-to resentencing. Cup:nuTIVE/ CONCI.MRENT AS TO OTHER COLNTS I It is further ordered that the sentence. In1posed for- count(s) 2 shal I run (checic one) consecutive to X concurrent with the sentence set forth in count(s) 1 of this case. CONesr1 rTl VE/ CON3)RRENT AS ~I0 OTHER CONVICTIONS It is further ordered that the-composite tenn of all sentences inposed, for the counts ttQs order shal I run (check one) t i ve to con- -. .current.1dith the foi Icwin and co-terminous with Any active sent ing served. I Speci f ic sentences: 92-34 -- freviousiv closed)

in the event the above sentence is to the Department of Corrections, .the Sheriff of Dade County; FlorIda,. is hereby .pççiered and directed to del-tver the Defendant to the Depart- .ment of· Corrections at the facility designated by the Department together with a copy of this,Judgment. and Sentence and any' other docunents speelfled. by. Florida Statutes. . . The-defendant in Open Court was advised of his right to aWI frcm this Sentence by fil- ing notice of' appeal within thirty days frcm this date with the Clerk of this Court, and the Defendant's t'Ight to the assistance of counsel in taking said appeal at the expense of the State upon showing of Indigence. In firiposing the above sentence, the Court further reconnends

DORE #O CRDERED in Open Court at Dade County, Florida, this 29th day of SEFIEMBER , 19 94 .

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seen nye.,n. th e tentatim ælease date may not be later than pee ****weencue go. e max mum sentence expiration date be )(a) As a means of encouragir g satisfactory a 0 o ach m n h o a e ce nye **8 4s ne, imposed on a prisoner, subject to the following ^ ° rently sh I e re led as a s ng e sen ene er d r s sabep mining basic gain-time. t p **aseweeaweg. . Basic gain-time for a partial month shall be e nom as n Nao ns acwed f=mamm. rated on the basis of a 30-d deeweammeswa **eem ewammuc. n, 3. yhen a pnsoner. receivesay monka new maximum sen **®hewteurp ,, ¡lence expiration date because of additional sentences ess.wne Sn==marmommes pose , basic gain-time shall be granted for th s e eo I e the maximum sentence expiration date (b) For each month in which 944ES Gain-time gently, parti gates in trainingases t e cols ruct ve (1) The department is authorized to grant dedue- À or otherwise engages in positive activities, the depar ions from senterices in the form of gain-time in order wh ch hall e redited and app mor h y

( EXHIBIT - 15 ) Ch. 921

The criminal vn h he a ment must provide for a per dem reimbursement for been charged, including a synopsis of the trial tran- en unde&ssecHon, whichispayable script, if one has been made; nature of the plea cas twme dwarm of the ment including the number d couWs waivedA deted imy 8 Feen m a beat tenns d agreement and, at the ollender*s discretion mass--s.a ass-«a 788L has esion ami exprananon of the act. (b) The offender's sentencing states, including 92t20 Cfassification summary; Parole Commis, er me Mender is a first offender, habitual sion.-As soon as possible after a prisoner has been offender, or youthful offender or is currently on proba- placed in the custody of the Departmentof Corrections, tm. the classification board shan fumish a classification sum- (c) The diender's prior record of arrests and convic mary to thefaráCom_missionhaspovided tions. 947.14. The summary shliifinclude the cri-minal, per. (d) The offender's educational background. sonal, social, and environmental background and other . (e) The offender's employment background, includ relevant factors considered in classifying the prisoner Ing any military record, his present employment status, for a penal environment best suited for his rapid rehabili- and his occupational capabilities. tation. (f) The offender's financial status, including total 70- 8 ti- s.ÉÈ ÉÛ.8Ôs - a 70-m s. t a monthly income and estimated total debts. ** -s=8mmeuaw.ane...mmen..ow.msesmy (g) The social history of the offender, including his s a n-m as s sagraseWam ammhmus aa seae,y om family relationships, marital status, interests, and related activities. . 921.21 Progress mports to Pmde ._ (h) The residence history of the offender. Frorn line to kaa the DepartmeM of ConecSons shan (i) The offender's medical history and, as appropri- sdbmit b the Pade pp p w ate, a psychological or psychiatric evaluation. recommendations regarding prisoners sentenced under 0) Information about the environments to which the s. 921.18. When the classification board of the Depart- offender might retum or to which he could be sent ment of Corrections determines thatjustice and the pub- should a sentence of nonincarceration or community lic welfare will best be served by paroling or discharging supe sion be knposed by the court and consideration a prisoner, it shall transmit its finding to the Parole Com- of the offender s plan conceming employment supervi- mission. The commission shall have the authority to sion and treatment. place the prisoner on perde as (k) Information about any resources available to hima fua discharge from custody.The perfodöfa parde assisMe oHenden such as granted by the Parole Comndssion sha2 he hits discre- t Deatment cedes tion, but the perde period shaB not exceed the maxiL 2. 1acMe mum term for which the prisoner was sentenced 3. V®aHraidng prograna aamur.-s.54sNets amsuma mammeatam 4- Speciial eensna peograrna s a a 7s-3 s. 4s. a es-122. 5. Services triar may preclude or suppfement com- 92t22 m M m W W e mitment to the department. ment by Parole CommissiosL-Upon the 523commenda-to the offen e o y missiontion of theshaHDepartmenthave the authorityof Corrections,to determinethe Parolethe mCo nasses t of thes moffender'sationsexplanationsand ambitionsfor hisandcrimi-an h besend bydefendantssen- (m) An explanation of the offender's criminal record shaB not be heild m the ousan Nsmsion and explanadon d any pm sentence prowided for the offensa. Natur.-s.a*staats.1s.o sssses tæ4 musna (n) A statement regarding the extent of the victim's * U. & W-UQ; s. R & B4;s. ¾ & ES.-12E ·· loss of fnjury. (o) A recommendation as to disposition by the c'ourt 92LM Peasentence husmifre042042aparts.- It shaH be the duty of the department to make a written Ü) AGF czcat court of the sMs., when the dedend- determination as to the reasons for its recommendation. an! h a cannal case has been foamd gm'Ily or has The department shaHinclude an evaluation of the follow- en sædapleaofreloconterdereorguill4,mayader the ing factors: case Me Depa4nenM ConecMmms fuilmeságation L The appropriateness or inappropriateness of a speMetthe court, it shall communityfacilities, programs, or services for treatment be the duty of the department to make either or both of or supervision, the following reports in writing to the circuit court at a 2. The ability or inability of the department to pro- specified time prior to sentencing, depending upon the vide an adequate level of supervision for the offender in cucumstances of the offender and the offense. The fuB the community and a statement of what constitutes an report shaH include: adequale level of supervision.

( EXHIBIT - 16 ) CD Z

FLORIDA DEPARTME OF CORRECT40NS csRTMCATÉ 6 MSCHARGE t TMMHMSE M4m 1

100177 CORD1EONE NSE FLORIDA PAI OMMISSION/CONTROL RE£1 hAUTHORITY STATE OF FLORIDA

N TICE OF HEARING ON CONDITIONAL/CONTROL RELEASE VIOLATION

"AMENDED!' To: JONE allac #: 10017" Y u are hereby notified that a Conditinual Release Violation-Hearing will be convened at M, d (?~> , at . Florida, e question of whether you have violated the terins an conditions of your release on December 1, 1999 to March 8 2006 The alleged violations are as follows: ' ..

1. Violated Condition 8(d) by failing to promptly and truthfully answer all questions and follow all instructions asked or given to you by your Conditional Release Officer or the Commission, in that on January 18, 20000, you were verbally instructed by your Conditional Release Officer to report on January 20, 2000, toNorthwest Dade Community Mental Health Center for an assessment, and to sign a release of information form, and this you failed to do.

JAIL CUSTODIAN OR DESIGNEE I hereby acknowledge having been notified by the Florida Parole Commission that the above referenced subject is scheduled for a violation hearing at this facility. The alleged violator will be available for said hearing.

Jail Custodian or Designee Date

Notice of Conditional/Control Release Officer Wilbur Foster Department ofCorrections Office - 11/8

Pursuant to interagency agreement, it shall be the responsibility of the Conditional/Control Release Officer to assist the Hearing Officer with the coordination of state witness(es). Once the Hearing Officer and the Conditional/Control Release Officer have determmed who should be subpoenaed as state witness(es), the Hearing Officer will draft the subpoena(s) and forward them to the appropriate authority for service. The Hearing Officer will coordinate the issuance of defense subpoenas for defense witness(es) per the list on the reverse side of · this form. - Please call at telephone # to assist with the determination ofstate witnesses.

Parole Examiner

( EXHIBIT - 19 ) . . . STATE OF PLORIDA #MÓM DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS REQUEST Y OR APPEAL

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*BY SIGNATtntE, BOfA*EE AGREEI) .TO THE POLLOWMG # OF 30-DAY EXTENSIONS: # SIEmahme

PART B-EESPONSE

Your health record has been reviewed. On May 9, 2000 you were evaluated by Dr. Juan Badia and psychotropic medication was not prescribed. You were assigned S-2 psychological grade. - Inmates classified as S-2 do not receive psychotropic medications. Based en this information your grievance is denied. You may obtain further review of· your complaint by obtaining form DC1-303, Request for Administrative Remedy or Appeal, completing the form, providing attachments as required by Chapter 33-29. 007, and foreerding to the Bureau of Inmate Grievance Appeals, 2601 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, FL 32399-2500.

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of Employee Respamling Secretary's Regnesentative oRIGINAL: TD BE RETURNED TO GREVANT AMR COMPLEDON OF ACHON. ( EXHIBIT - 20 ) State of florida IIPR005 Department of Corrections 11/-15/2006 11:27 INDIVIDUAL INMaTE SCHEDULE 1r'Page 1 Reception Center: S. F.R. C.

Inmate Name: JONES, WALLACE DC#: A-100177 Group: MM Team: 61 This schedule is considered a written orcer. You are expected to report to each location as scheduled. If there is t. confliet in your schedule, you should immedïately contact the Team Office. Disciplinary action may be taken against you if you fail to report to any of your assigned locations at the times indicated. You are not to leave an' location unless authorized to do so. Loss or destruction of this schedule neay result in disciplinary action -

After you have concluded your processing a the last Day, you can dispose of this Schedule.

Date Day Time Act ivity Location

11/15/2006 Wednesday 7:00 AM ASSIGNMEN OF DC NUMBER T & R 7:45 AM HEALTH SE_tVICES ORIENTATI T & R 9:00 AM RECEIPT O? PROPERTY T & R 9:30 AM FINGERPRI4TING T & R 9:45 AM PHOTOGRAP4/ID CARD T & R 10:15 AM INITIAL H¾LTH SCREENING T & R 11:00 AM INTERVIEW BY TEAM OFFICER T & R

11/16/2006 Thursday 7:00 AM INITIAL D3NTAL EXAM HEALTH SERVICES 7:30 AM RECEPTION ORIENTATION CHAPEL 11/17/2006 Friday 8:00 AM PSYCEOLOGICAL TESTING ED/PSY TESTING 9 : 0 0 AM SUBSTANCE ABUSE ASSESSMEN ED/PSY TESTING 1: 0 0 PM EDUCATIONAL TESTING ED/PSY TESTING

11/20/2006 Monday 7:30 AM INITIAL PHYSICAL EXAM HEALTH SERVICES

11/21/2006 Tuesday 8:00 AM CLASSIFICATION INTERVIEW CLASSIFICATION

11/22/2006 Wednesda 8:00 AM PSYCHOLOGICAL SCREENING MENTAL HEALTH

( EXHIBIT - 21 ) JIMMIE L. HENRY , Of 042E't CommissionerChairnum FREDERICK B. DUNPHY LORIDA PAROLE COMMISSION °°""'"'°""'""'"' . 2601 Blair Stone Road, Building C, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2450 ,,

June 26, 2000

Mr. Wallace Jones #100177 E-1201 L . . 1 South Fla. Reception Center Box 02-8538 Miami, Florida 33102 Dear Mr. Jones: In reply to your letter postmarked June 21, 2000, a new warrant was issued immediately after the Commission restored you on May 24*. The new warrant is for violation(s) not previously known to this Commission until the Examiner that conducted your last hearing advised us. You will be seen in the next few days to be noticed for this new warrant.

S rel

P. tevenson r. evocation Specialist

PJS Letter #000499

( EXHIBIT - 22 JIMMIE L. HENRY , OF 042 . comminimerCJmirma FLORIDA PAROLE COMMISSION c.mm--n-cu-FREDERICK B. DUÍ4PHY 2601 Blairstone Road, Building C, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2450 MonicaDavid *o . °""'"'""'

January 17, 2001

Wallace Jones DC# 100177 Dade County Jail

Dear Mr. Jones: Enclosed you will find the Florida Parole Commission Order reflecting the final decision regarding your revocation matter. Sincerely,

J 'e L. Henry Ch an

JLH/se

Attachment Cc: Supervising Officer - Mark Alfieri, Miami, 11/8 Attorney - Robert Pelier, 1431 Ponce De Leon Blvd., Coral Gables 33134

Institution - N/A

Other-N/A

( Exhibit - 22 ) IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEøMi......

. FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT ht¥c.liS T CRCUlT 042JUL 1 2 2000 No. 99-13339-C K. KA@)

WALLACE C. JONES, Petitioner-Appellant,

versus

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, MICHAEL W. MOORE, Respondents-Appellees.

Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District ofFlorida

ORDER:

Appellant's motion for a certificate ofappealabilityis DENIED because appellant has failed

to make a substantial showing ofthe denial ofa constitutional right. 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2).

/s/ EMMETT R. COX UNITED STATES CIRCUIT JUDGE A Taue Copy Atteste Oera, . Court ppeals, EleveWh CireN

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L. SALES ARE FINAL Ending Balance .I7 ALL SALES ARE FINAL ALL SALES ARE FINAL A-1(Mji77 D.02: 11 7Neight: 5' 06* Hair: BM , Weight: 196 Eyes:eROWN Rai:e: 8LACK w . é JONES WALLACE C

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IllM OM'd 0 33Olb Please notify provider immediately if you believe a discrepancy exists in the above amount due. The above named responsible party is delinquent in payment for Professional sprvices rendered to042 h 20 0 m TWs °an3 8ervices rendered byt

et a ty hi action but al th ave fai e 8CI Payment of the account. named creditor and no other party or authority. 042WS form originates from and is the vehicle of above

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NAME: Wallace Jones B/M DOB: 11/26/69 DC#: 100177 SS#: 267-57-4406 FINGERPRINT CLASS: Unknown

WARRANT FOR RETAKING CONDITIONAL RELEASEE TO ANY OFFICER authorized to serve criminal process and all peace officers ofthis State: Having reasonable cause to believe that Wallace Jones, a prisoner of the State of Florida, was released from the Department ofCorrections, for the offense ofRobbery with a Firearm or Deadly Weapon, and Sexual Battery/fhreat with a Deadly Weapon, and now in the legal custody of the Commission, has violated the terms and conditions of his/her Conditional Release or has lapsed into criminal ways by: Violated Special Condition 14 which states, "You shall participate in a mental health treatment program ifyour are directed to do so by your ConditionalRelease Supervisor," in that on August 25,2000, he was verbally instructed by his Conditional Release Officer to complete a mental health assessment with Citrus Mental Health, Inc., and to comply with any recommended treatment, and this he failed to do.

Violated Special Condition 18 which states, "You shall participate, during your Conditional Release term, in a sex offender treatment program, at your own expense, in a sex offender treatment program, at yourown expense, unless one is not availablewithin a 50-mile radius ofyour residence, until a determination is made by authorities ofthe program that your are no longer in need ofsaid treatment," in that on July 31,2000, he was given verbal and written instructions by Conditional Release Officer Mark Alfieri, to participate and successfully complete sex offender treatment with South Florida Sexual Addictions and Disorders Treatment Center, and this he failed to do on August 17, 2000, by being unsuccessfully discharged, due to lack ofprogress.

Now, therefore, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 947, Florida Statutes, I hereby order that said prisoner be retaken and detained for a violation hearing as provided in said Section, and I hereby authorize and require you to so retake him/herand for so doing, this shall be your sufficient warr t.

Dated at Tallahassee,-Florida, October , 2000.

Commissioner JR/se

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FINDINGS AND EVIDENCE RELIED UPON:

1st Allegation: The releasee was found not guilty of 2nd Allegation: The releasee was found guilty of viólatfåg sp'edial condition 14 based upon the lack of violating special condition 18 based upon his willful testimony and/or evidence presented that the releasee refusal to comply with the instructions made by did not participate in a mental health treatment program. authorities of the program to seek and comply with The testimony taken from Conditional Release Officer mental health treatment and medication, as well as Mark Alfieri indicates that the releasee did make the being in denial ofsaid offenses, which led to his appöihiment ánd went to the assessment. However, Mr. unsuccessful termination from the program for lack of Alfieri could provide no information and/or evidence to progress. prove the allegation that he did not complete the assessment, and made no effort to obtain the information, relying solely upon the releasee's statements.

DISPOSITION RECOMMENDATION

Conditional Release Officer Mark Alfieri recommends the releasee to be revoked from supervision. The releas has continuously and willfully refused to seek mental health treatment as instructed and absolutely reMe any medication to alleviate his mental health conditions: It is this Examiner's observations and opmion that the releasee is not behaving as a normal, rationale individual and is a danger to himselfand others as long as he is not on medication. The releasee has become increasingly paranoid and hallucinatory,2611eTrilig thatihtElinETeempttter egijñMlliflïfain thát2állo"'Ws'hEtiTdb#clairvoyant. Additionally, he has indicated to thisEMIFnti?fifhThè is otrthd lifeMEE'afdEïëiliölly,htrêátFIT read byrdiäling a telephonBhtúñ6el Prior to the hearing, this Examiner was informed by correctional staffand the releasee himself that he became hostile and upset on his way to the hearmg when he was not allowed to bring a bag of fruit with him into the hearing. The releasee stated to this Exammer m front ofhis attorney, Ms. Miniea, and Mr. Alfieri that he wanted us to see the fruit because drugs were bemg put m the fruit without his knowledge. As his attorney, Mr. Pelier pointed out, the releasee is not actmg ofhis free will as to the hallucinations. However, he is willful in his refusal to comply with mental health treatment, medication, and complying with the regulations ofthe sexual offender treatment program. Therefore, this Examiner recommends the releasee to be revoked from supervision.

Nicole Wright - le Examiner

Viowksht (5/96) Page 7 ( EXHIBIT - 29 ) FLORIDA PASOLE OMMISSIg STATE OF FLORIDA W

REVOCATION OF CONDITIONAL RELEASE ORDER

WHEREAS, Wallace Jones, DC #100177 an inmate of the state prison, was sentenced from Dade County on September 12, 1994, and was thereafter on December 1, 1999, released on Conditional Release; and WHEREAS, the Florida Parole Commission, after hearing and consideration in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 947, Florida Statutes, finds that the said Wallace Jones has violated the terms and conditions of his/her Conditional Release as follows:

Violated Special Condition 18 which states, "You shall participate, during your Conditional Release term, in a sex offender treatment program, at your own expense, in a sex offender treatment program, at your own expense, unless one is not available within a 50-mile radius of your residence, until a determination is made by authorities of the program that you are no longer in need of said treatment," in that on July 31, 2000, he was given verbal and written instructions by Conditional Release Officer Mark Alfieri, to participate and successfully complete sex offender treatment with South Florida Sexual Addictions and Disorders Treatment Center, and this he failed to do on August 17, 2000, by being unsuccessfully discharged, due to lack of progress.

On November 29, 2000 the subject denied the charge of violating condition(s)#18

Evidence relied upon:

Condition #18: Finding of guilt based upon the testimony of Ms. Joann Minica of Alliance for Psychological Services who stated Releasee Jones refused to take his medication and comply with the instructions made by authorities of the program to seek and comply with mental health treatment and take his medications, as well as his denial of said offenses which led to his unsuccessful termination from the program for lack of progress as well as the testimony of Conditional Release Officer Alfieri who stated Releasee Jones refused to comply with mental health treatment, medication, and comply with the regulations of the sexual offender treatment program, and was terminated from sexual offender treatment effective August 17, 2000 for lack of progress. and it deems it for the best interests of society and the Conditional Release, that Wallace Jones be returned to the custody of the Department of Corrections, there to remain not to exceed his sentence or until further order of the Commission. NOW THEREFORE, the Florida Parole Commission, by virtue of the authority vested in it by law, does hereby revoke said Conditional Release and authorize and direct any correctional probation officer, any officer authorized to serve crimmal process, or any peace officer of the State of Florida to apprehend and take into custody the said Wallace Jones and hold such person to be returned to said institution in accordance with the instructions of the Commission; and return to said institution is hereby ordered, and the Superintendent (Warden, Jailer) ofthe institution is hereby ordered to receive such person. Dated at Tallahassee, Florida, January| 2 i 17,t *"2001. EFFECTIVE: 10/17/2000 with credit for 02/11/00 - 07/28/00 - #A(l&3) FLORIDA PAROLE COMMISSION David E. Roberts, Revocations Administrator , OF 042IQ .-... By 00 -. Revocation talist

Certified by Deputy Commission Clerk

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Inmate Name: JONES, WALLACE C. JR. DC#: A-100177 Race: BLACK Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 11/26/1969 Age: 25 Date Received: 10/17/1994 Receptiori Center: S.F.R.C. SOUTH UNIT Ordered Prescription/Medication Dosage Frequency Expir. 10/20/94 DUOFILM APPLY BID 11/03/1994 10/20/94 MOTRIM 600 NG -BID 10/30/1994 CHAD SHAYKHER. M.D., F.A.C.C., F.C.C.P. canosoio.y Dept.On8ATE Aa85RICAN BoAnn op Ansane sonn° ©P Lan DisuAse PAcuLty op ManicsNa, Usevans:Tv op amaan

Dec. 29, 1999

Re: Wallace Jones SS# 267-57-4406

To Whom It May Concer,

e f d c uati and d ac est g at e ve been completed and discussed with Mr. Jones, he anya toworkavoidat thisany strenoustime. activity and should not be doin

If you have any questions, please contact my office.

Thank You.

Sincerly,

Chad Shaykher, M.D.

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9999 N.E. 2No AveNUE, $UITE 100, thans sHOREN. Pt.ORIDA SS1ss ( EXHIBIT - 31 ) TatspMONs: 305-754-1654, 75-PULsa. FAX: 305-754-7379 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS CONSULTATION REQUEST DATE OF REQUEST: Institution Institution: Reason(s) for consultation.. Type of consultation: DATE APPOINTMENT MADE: Evaluate and recommend diagnostic plan ___ Emergency ___ Evaluate and recommend treatment plan _ Urgent Staff S2gnature. Other (specify): Rode APPO ATE:

Condition is (check one): Acute Trauma Acute Illness Chronic History of Present illness (include onset, presentation, progress, therapy):

Physical findings:

Diagnostic findings (explain laboratory, x-ray or other test findings):

other pertinent inf ornation:

Provisional diagnosis: // Health Care Provider Signature/Stamp CHO/Designee APProval Signature/Stamp Hamillan C AUTHORISATION FOR SPECIALTY EVALUATION I, the undersigned, have had explained to me and understand that I require:

which cannot be accomplished at I also understand that should hospitalization and/or surgery be necessary, a separate consent foran will be signed prior to such hospitalization and/or surgery. I therefore consent to be referred to the Reception & Medical Center, or suc other health care facility as many be appropriate, for the reason(s) state and consent to undergo health care services as may be necessary to evaluate my health status. . O Date: Signature of Patient Signature of Witness IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY THAT INMATES ARE NOT MADE AWARE OF THE DATE OR TIME OF ANY APPOINTMENT OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTION

Reference: HSB 15.01.04 Inmate Name 2543A/ DC #L00f Date of Birdh - ,) Institution . (' CONSULTANT'S REPORT í - -

NO PROCEDURE (S) MAY BE PERFORMED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY THE REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS. The EEG was carried out in the waking, drowsing and sleeping states. The patient had not been sleep deprived for this recording. Sedation was not used. The prominent background activity consists of moderate voltage, synnaetrical regular, 15-20-HZ activity seen. The patient drowses intermittently with flattening of the background and slowing to irregular low voltage theta. The patient goes into a light sleep with spindles, central sharp transients and irregular slow activity. No abnormal paroxysmal events, focal or lateralizing features and no epileptiform activity are noted. Hyperventilation failed to elicit any abnormality. Intermittent photic stimulation elicited no abnormalities.

IMPRESSION: NORMAL EEG

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IT IS ABSOLUTELY ESSARY THAT INMATES ARE NOT MADE AWARE OF THE DATE OR TI OF ANY APPOINTMENT OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTION.

M. Greer, M.D. MG:ks D: 3/14/97 T: 3-21-97 Consultant Si a ure/Stamp Inmate Name Jones, Wallace DC# 100177 R/S B_/M Reference: HSB 15.01.04 Date of Birth 11/26/69 Institution Hamilton CONSULTATION REQUEST ADDITIONAL SHEET IF NECESSARY State of Florida Department of Corrections 12/06/94 18:32 MM PMMM ±±±±±±±±±*ee*********************** PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL ** **eeeee****±±±*******************

Inmate Name: NES, WAT.T.A . of B 11 19 9 Age: 25 Received: 10/17/1994 Receptiori Center: S.F,rgt. SOUTH UNIT Ordered Prescription/Medication Dosage Frequency Expir. APPLY e BID 11/03/1994 10/20/94 DUOFILM MG -BID Å.0/30/1994 10/20/94 HOTRIM .

( EXHIBIT - 32 A ) STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTI Mail Number: , INMATE REQUEST Team Number: p a (Instructions on Back) Institution: aw..,,.i,,i+, p . r

TO:. O Warden Classification O Medical O Other (Check One) O Asst. Warden Security Dental (y)5- Meen or- Inmate Name DC Number Quarters Job Assignment Date FROM: Labilace 4, Tene-5 Tc UEST

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ner-ri t' fil All requests will be handled in one ofthe following ways: 1) Written Information or 2) Personal IntÀview. All informal grievances will be responded to in writing.

DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE

RESPONSE DATE RECEIVED:

rrhe foHowlag pertains to laformal grievances only: Based on the above information,yourgrievance is . (Returned, Depied, or Approved). Ifyour leformal grievance is dealed, you have the right to subadt a formal grievance la accordance with Chapter 33-103.006, F.A.C.] Official (Signature): Date:

Distribution: White -Returned to Inmate Pink -Retained by official responding, or ifthe response is to - Canary -Returned to Inmate informal grievance then forward to be placed in inr DC6-236 (Revised 8-00) ( EXHIBIT - 33 ) STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS RECORD OF INMATE DISCHARGE NAME: /odF f W4/-¿A C6 DC # /%~ //#/ 7 7 DATE OF RELEASE: . 2/4/, METHOD OF RELEASE: (¼/h e Tig/t>/14 /UMA54 COUNTY OF DISCHARGE At t#em - AA A E 1) YES _ NO Authorization/Clearance Received from Admission & Release 2) ZYES _ NO Certificate of Discharge Received/Prepared 3) YES JoseWProbation Instructions (circle one) -es 4) _ YES #NO Detainer - Where ev/ 4 Waiver 5) YES _ NO Exit Physical Completed - Medication: 6) YES _ NO Discharge Gratuities - REASON: 7) _4(YES _ Np Transportation Required (If yes, complete DC2-118) Destination: A4 i,4 /Yl / F - Departure Time: (/ ' N 4 /h 8) YES _ NO Clothing 9) _ YES MO Amount in Account $ 10) _VYES _ NO Registrati'on with Sheriff's Office (F S.47&lS) 11) WS _ NO Civil Rights Instructions (DG4-622) 12) _ YES NO Selective Service Registration 13) /YES _ NO Identification Available - Temporary Issued: 14) -2 // 2/4 4 Date Notification to Local Officials pursuant to FS 944.605 15) 2 YES _ NO OTHER: *************************************** *** ******,*,* Parole and Probation Address to Report for Supervision. t t

Telephone: INMATE STATEMENT: I do do not have pending action against the facility from which I am being released. I have been instructed on the above release procedures.f

FORWARDING ADDRESS: 0 //A u y&)l4 '75Arp 5 . f

Telephone: uw /4/g up

INMATE SIGNATURE: / EF / fF/T T n/ DATE: s 2/eq/ loe STAFF WITNESS: . DATE: 1 /Át 4 (, RELEASING FACILITY: #//t#IcTT COMMENTS: , cymBIT TO: INMATE POPULATION

RE: CRDHNAL REGISTRATION UPON REY.EASE

UPON RELEASE ALL INMATES MUST REGISTERWITH THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT WITHIN 48 HOURS (2 DAYS).

BROWARD COUNTY: BROWARD COUNTY COURTHOUSE 201 SE 6° STREET, ROOM 141 FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 831-5834

DADE COUNTY: METRO DADE POLICE DEPARTMENT 9105 NW 25442STREET MIAMI, FL 33172 (305) 471-2100

PALM BEACH COUNTY: WEST PALM BEACH SHERIFF'S DEPT. 3228 GUN CLUB ROAD . WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33406

ALL OTHER INMATES WHO ARE RELEASED TO A DIFFERENT COUNTY THAN THE ONES ABOVE MUST REPORT TO THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT IN THAT COUNTY.

( EXHBff - 35 ) COMPLAINT/ARREST AFFIDAVIT

OBTS Number Felony O Misdemeano O Trame O auven e O warrant Agency Code Municipal P.D. Det ID No. MDPD Racords and iD No. Court Case No. |DS No.

FMt Middte DOB moldaylyr Sex Race Ethnic Height We ght Hatr Eyes DEFENDANT S NAME 33

Street City State Zip e h LOCAL ADDRESS

· Stæet Cny State Zip Phone Address Source Verbai O vo e s i D PERMANENT ADDRESS Drive s License O otner

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DRIVER 3 LICENSE NO. State .

Arræt Location Oncluda name of business) GRID Weapon Setzed? Type Arrest Date mo/daylyr Arrest Time

or Rob , Burg , O m *° vesAlcoh. C zenship . . City 0 ° Pe it | Viol: Suspected History of . Florida State drug involvement? ONo ONo O on No 0 una. __. .fÅg3_W- DOB y yr O C O Feeny 0 auvee CO-DEFENDANTS Last First Middle

Last Fïrst Mïddle may . 042 O æ O W D ** O aree O usdemeanor

1- tef MUG TYPE 8. Barbíturate H. Hailucinogen P. Paraphomalia/ a anua AcTmTV S. Sg R. Smuggle K. Dispense/ M. Manotacm . C. Cocairë 042 M. Maquana Equipment Ur Unknown . . N. N/A B. Buy D. De!iver D t bute PC tamine 042 E Heroin . O. Opium/Derv. S. S mthetic ..__.3&d_ Pos ess__ T. Traffic E. Use .

OCAP S OBW OPVf.OC T# VIOLATION OF_ ECT.

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e ersigned certifies and swears that he has just and reasonable grounds to beileve, and does believe that the above named Defendant At A.M. O e.M. ______. On the._...-_-..-day M__-- (Time) (Location. include name of business)

committed the following violation 6f law: Narrative; (Bë specific)

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r-- ! understand t!nt should 1 wülfusy fai' to appm before the court as required ' HOLD FOR BOND HEARING. DO NOT by this notice to appear that I may be hdd in centempt of court and a warran Hold for Other Agency BOND CUT !Officer Must Appear at L_ J ter my arrest snail ce issued. Fiathermore, I agree that notice concoming Agency __------.------_ Verified by .._.. L-.d Bond Hearing). the time. datA and place c! ad court bearings shouta ne sent te the aoove address, I agree that it is my responsibbty to notity cíem o! the Court i Swear that the abow Statement s conect and true tò the best of my Swom to and subscribed be n the undersigned know!edge and bei ef. (Juvennes notify Family Division JuvenDe Sect on) anytime that my addmss changes. authority, this _ "Y ° T-- You need not appear in court but must comply with the instructions on the Officer's Narne (Print) everse side hereof.

Officer s Signature Den m #DD446420 nhs: JUNE 30, 2009 sgna um a Deneano anne and Department Name Court ID Number Loc. Code n atlantk Bon61ns co., Inc. ( EXHIBIT - 36 ) 32.02.09-9 Rev. 2 99 DEFENDANTS COPY no sc 0 F N FO9 NFO

SUf7E 8 to 1351 N.W 12 ST M¼¾ FLOR!DA 3325 20% ______.______PAflOLE COMMISSION_ Ch. 947

proper performance of the duties of his or her office- (5) Acts and decisions of the chair may be modified Govemor and Cabinet may remove from office any as provided in s. 947.06. i memoer for malfeasance, misleasance, neglect tdstory.--s. 2. ch. 20519. 1941; s. 6. cn. 78-417; s. 2, ch. 79-42; 6 3, ch. duty, drunkenness, incompetence, or permanent °° '''; Sh. 22. 34. ch. 83-131. s. 1. cn. 85-295; ss. 27. 37, ch. 86-183; ss. 1, 2. ch. . . 37-300: s 67. ch. 88-122; s. 17. ch 89-531; s. 15. ch. 90-211; ss. 20, 21. ch. y to perform official duties or for pleading guilty or 92337; :, 1. ch. 93-2. s 2. ch. 93-61; s. 18. ch. 96-422; s 24, ch. 97-7,8; s. 1871. contendere to, or being found guiltyof, a felony. AH * 874°2 removals shall be submitted to the Senate for its at as provided by the constihärm. 947.05 Seal.-The commission shall adopt an offi- anes.- . 1. a æs su. s a a msa 3.u anu a 3 =cial seal of which the courts shall take judicial notice. Elc s 2 a .W2: a 25. M & és.130ss 26. R. e eB483; s ió7.. m aitistory.-s. 3. ch 2ù519. 1941; s. 34, en 83.131; s. 37, ch. 86-183; s. 67, ch. 3:$ e MSt . m EQ.2OJ::b 9067. s. L3 %¾ E ¼ &96.G), SiM22. E 17, ch. 89-531; s. 20, ch 90-337; s. 1, ch. 93-2. WO,et Ir?-Etx 5 m Enm 2947,06 Meeting; when commission may act.-The 7.04 Organization of commission; officers; commission shall meet at regularly scheduled intervals ) Before July 1 of each even-numbered yeaç the and from time to time as may otherwise be determined mor and Cabinet shall select a chair viho shaB by the chair. The making of recommendations to the for a period of 2 years and until a saccessor is Govemor and Cabinet in matters relating to modifica- d and quaHined. The Govemor and Cabinet rens of acts and decisions of the chair as provided in s. , at the same time that a chair is selected, select a 947.04(1) shall be by a majority vote of the commis- chair to serve during the same 2-yearperiod as the sion. No prisomer did! be placed on parole e.757, 1947, s 7. ch. 78-417: s. 3. ch. 7EM2; s. 34. ch. 83-131: ss. 28, 3/, ch. 86-183: s. 10. ch. 88-96; s. 67, ch. 88-122; er who faits to perform the duties provided for by s. 17, cn. 89-531; s. 16. ch. 90-211: ss, 20, 22. ch. 90-337. s. 1, ch 93-2: ss. 1668, e. 1669. ch. 97-102. (2) Notwithstánding the provisions of s *°te-Asamendedbys.16,ch.90'211.Section947.06wasalscamendedby - . .. . - s 22, ch. 90-337. The ch. 90-211 version is published here as the last expression 05(1)(g), the chair shall appoint administrators with et megesianve win w990 scuse Joumai p. 173s and 1990 senate soumai esponsibility for the management of commission activ_ p 1385). Section 947.06. as amended by s. 22, ch. 90-337. reads: $es in the foHowing functional areaS, 94N Meedng: when commission may act.-The commission shall meet at ragolarly scheduled intervals and from time to time as may otherwise be deter. (a) Administration. æ$ by the chair. The making of recommendations to the Governor and cabinei Operations uatters relating to modificatìons of acts and decisions of the chair as provideo m s 947.04(1) shall be by a majordy vote of the commission. No prisoner shall be C) Clemency. gaced on parole except as pronded in ss 947.172 and 947.174 by a panel of no

6 (3) The commissioners shaH select from their num- graasng.* 'h""denying."*° °°442**S®"°'''PP°i""*da revokmg of parole shallbYbe042ª°decided°hª' ^"in a"ªit*'Smeeting'®¹ª¹i"9at which8° the*® a secretary Who ShaH serve for a period of 1 year or rWe shaD have the right to be present Victims of the crime committed by the a successor is elected and qualified mae snan be penmned tomake an mal statement a s®mit a winen statement regäntogtheir views as to the granting, denying.or revokmg of parob. Persons not The commission may establish and maintam memoers or anpioyees « me commission a victims or the come committed by ine lices in centrally and conveniently located places in: "*"'ª"*W'*"h°d"©ª"i®ª¹*i"d®i'be'arionsconcemingmegraming and orida. Headquarters shall be located in Tallahassee. e a a v n°Ís °°o°ni°p a s a r d om°iÚ De business of the commission shan be transécled "#'98 ""* °""*iSSi°° Shªª *** * °°°"I®³ °°i"di"9 but °°1 ti*8ed 5°. ,.-__ _...... _.._..._ _.._.. .. Braard. Dade. Duval. Escambia. Hillsborough. Leon Orange, and Palm Beach, .!D.Aht§1$#Las rovided in s. 94LO6. The we me iocation chosen being as close as possiue io tne iocation wnere tne Jomm ss on shaH keep its official records and papers at *** " "h442"4421"Itht' oite"se 8°i whch the pa'oiee or reieuee was te headquaners, which it shall furnish and equip. . ar " 'h* "" ®ª* 1635 x M å COMPLAINT/ARREST AFFIDAVIT OBTS Number ---..---...... ~, O Fetony O Misdemeacor O Trafric . . .P T o

iDS No. Wanam Agency Ccde | . Manrispal P D. Def. ID No. MDPD Recs.-ds am ¡D No . Court Cas No. DEFENDANT'S NAME Last First DOB me.day:vr r --...... - ex F.3ce Ethrüc Height Weight Hak e. LOCAL ADDRESS ared --- - State · Zip Phone

PERMANENT ADDRESS Stat Aadress Source C Verbal Vote/s i D BUSINESS ADDRESS . Street ogY State cense Omer

Ocapa on Place of Birth DRIVER'S LICENSE NO. Social Secwity No Scars. Tattoos. Ünique Physica! Features Weapon Seized? Type Arrest Date mo/day yr o . . . A e T e O A.M. Arrest Location : clude name of bÈness)

e Perm . . te O yes "° ª³ ''ª'*d as |8nflue f A C t zensh PERMIT # W- N A s avoivaraea ONo $ 0 ves . . T* Day O Dade- CO.DEFENDANTS Last F 0 o DMONo O O faddle O Florida b s DOB mcidaylyr

ast F rat Middle At Large O uisdemeano DOB mo daylyr O n Custody 0 Feiony 0 W DRUG ACTIVITY S. Se N. NiA B. Buy le K. Dispense/ M. Manufacture/ Daua TYPE ~At Lar9e Misdemeanor P. Possess T. Tmffir! E. Use y str bute Produce/ N. N A arb turate H. Hailucinogen P. Paraphemalia/ SIGNAL: 0too Otso 0200 02s0 o CHARGES ActivW Type Counth STATUTE DN. OAC OCAPIAS O BW OFW DPWDCIT# VIOLATION OF SE C

4 OF THE CODE OF The undersigned certifigs and swears ..-..._...... On the .day of e aarned Defendant , At O A.M. CrP.M. (Time) - .

Committed the following violation of law: Narrative; (Be specific) HTVE IS WANEED IN UfE WATE op.

MON Of CRUGNApy-._...___._....__dRMN T(S) DATE D ARRANT # TOT At now .

d for Other Agency PAGE OF Agency _. HOLD FOR BOND HEARING. DO NOT by - BOND OUT (Officer Must A l understand that should I wdifully fail to know dg a ia ve Statement :s correct ar.d frue to the best of my Bond Hearing) by this notice to appear that I may be held for my arrest shall be issued. Furthermor Sworn to and subscribed before me, the undersigned the ume. date. and place of all address. I agree that it sent to he above Owendes notdy Famdy Div n ve o whfy Cerk of the Court Office s Name Print) au nty, this changes. ) 8 'me that my address

u med not appear n court but ræst comply with Officers Signature reverse sioe hereol the instructionS on the ___ . . Deputy of the Court or Notary Public Department Name Ert ID Number/Loc. Co 32.02.09-9 Rev. 2/99 254{ snature of Defendant / auvenire and - % B ) STATE OF FLORIDA PAROLETOMMISSION/CONTROLRELEASE AUniORITY OF 042P

AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING ON CONDITIONAL/CONTROL RELEASE VIOLATION

To: Wallace Jones DC #: 100177 You are he a Conditional/Contr 1 Re ease iolation Hearing will be convened at . M. on (..a , at the . County Jail (main facility), on the question Twhether you have violated te and onditions ofyour release of 03/06/2006 to 08/07/2006. The alleged violations are as follows:

1. Violated Condition 2(a) by changmg his est ence wi ou first securing the permission of is Eggepl-Release Officer, in that on or about March 17, 2006, he did change his residence from 10250 Northwest 80th Court, Apt. #410, Hialeah Gardens, Florida, without securing the permission of his Cont·rol Release Officer.. He has absconded from supervision and his current whereabouts are unknown.

2. Violated Condition 8(d) by failing to promptly and truthfully answer all questions and follow all instructions asked or given to him by his Conditional Release Officer or the Commission, in that on . March 10, 2006, Conditional Release Officer Jose Borro instructed him to report to his Conditional Release Officer's office at 12295 Southwest 133rd Court on March 13, 2006 at 9:00 a.m., and this he . failed to do.

3. Violated Special Condition 19 which states, "You shall have a mandatory curfew where you shall be confined to your residence during the hours from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., except for work/treatment purposes as authorized by your Conditional Release Supervisor," and this he violated on March 12, 2006 at approximately 7:30 p.m., by being away from his approved residence without permission of his. Conditional Release Officer.

Jail Custodian or Designee Date

Notice ofConditional/Control Release Officer, Department ofCorrections Office. Pursuant to interagency agreement, it shall be the responsibility of the Conditional/Control Release Officer to assist the Hearing Officer with the coordination of state witness(es). Once the Hearing Officer and the Conditional/Control Release Officer have determined who should be subpoenaed as state witness(es), the Hearing Officer will draft the subpoena(s) and forward them to the appropriate authority for service. The He:fring Officer will coordinate the issuance ofdefense subpoenas for defense witness(es) per the list on the reverse side ofthis form. Please call at telephone number to assist with the determination of state witnesses.

Parole Examiner

FPC-CD-PILOT (Revised 9/96, 4/00)

( EXHIBIT - 36 C ) CONDITIO ONTROL RELEASE PRE-REVOCAT7 TERVIEW NOTICE OF RIGHTS

1 You are entitled to appear and speak in your own behalfand present documents at the conditional/control release violation hearing. 2. You have a right to present evidence in your own behalfwhich includes the right to obtain witness(es) to appear in your behalf and request that the Commission issue subpoenas for the attendance ofthose witness(es.) 3. You are entitled to have evidence that will be presented at the violation hearing disclosed to you prior to the hearing. 4. You have the right to examine evidence to be used against you and to confront and cross examine adverse witness(es) who testify against you at

5. ou h ve e r o be represented by counsel and under certain circumstances, counsel may be appointed to you ifyou are indigent. Appointed counsel will be considered under the standards as set forth in the United States Supreme Court decision of Gagnon vs. Scarpelli; see Rule 23- 22.014, Florida Administrative Code. 6. You have a right to receive fourteen (14) days advance written notice ofthe hearing. 7. You may waive any and all ofthe above stated rights, or you may waive your right to a violation heanng.

RELEASEE'S INITIALS 1. I hereby freely and voluntarily waive myright to said violation hearing. 2 I request that I be afforded a final violation hearing. 3 I hereby knowingly and voluntarily waive my right to fourteen (14) days advance written notice ofthe violation hearing. 4 I hereby request that my violation hearing be postponed until the disposition ofpending charges against me and I waive the forty- five (45) time constraint to have a violation hearing. 5 I understand that I must notify the Commission at (305) 228-2266; c/o Everglades CI 1601 S.W. 187* Avenue, Miami, Florida 33185, within five (5) working days following disposition of pending charges. 6. I waive the forty-five (45) day time constraint to have a violation hearing. I hereby knowingly and voluntarily waive my right to be represented by an attorney. . I have retained counsel who will represent me: , . '

I wish to be represented by counsel secured for e by th ommission. 10. I intend to deny violation number(s) ___ as they appear on the Notice of Hearing. I 1 I intend to acknowledge that violation number(s) are true as they appear on the Notice of Hearing. I desire the following witness(es) be subpoenaed for my Hearing. ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER ME

(4) (5)

COMME : Age Education Read Write Speech Problems Any Emotional roblems Any M cations Understands Charges Denying Charges ending Charges Status of Counsel: Denied O Approved O Why, ARREST HISTORY

I acknowled e that ave rea or had the bo read to me, and explained, and that I understand it. I have made my election, and ha so indicated by placing my initials in the repriate . received c y ofthi rkshebt. I understand that the informati ovided is not binding. Releasee . DC # Date I hereby certify that on the day of , 2 I delivered a copy ofthis notice to Wallace Jones , DC # 100177,inperson.

Parole er

FPC-CD-PILOT (Revised 9/96, 4/00) Distribution· Commission/Original; Copies to: CPO, Jail Custodian, Releasee, Attomey (if any) correcdons------PMli:NOFB===042 Jammmunabeww,

DISCHARGE SUMMARY TRANSFER-CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL HISTORY p- Inmate's Name

£r (Address) AX.A D.O.a . SS #:

FROM: (Discharging Facility) SIGNATURE

(Address) TITLE DATF (- (Telephone)

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PROVIDEDTO YOU SO THAT THIS INMATE MAY RECEIVE CON- TINUITY IN HISIHER MEDICAL CARE. THIS INFORMATION IS CONFIDENTIAL AND SHOULD BE TREATED AS SUCH BYYOUR FACILITY AND STAFF. IF YOU REOO!RE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE MAIN JAll CLINIC AT THE ABOVE NUMBER.

THE ABOVE NAMED INMATE HAS BEEN RECEIVING MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR b100177 TM 61 11/15/2006

DOB 11/26/1969 (36) MM HE/SHE IS RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING MEDICATION

FOLLOW.OP TREATMENT AND/OR EVALUATION PENDING:

MIES- TB Skin Test Dale CXR (if applicable) og Dale

Peggrammt 13 Test Treated Date ½s No UnionDam VDRL h Pos Yes No GC Neg Pos Yes No

Other We 13 ggy + wi ed Date r iAm v4 . .: ( EXHIBIT - 37 ) Corrections e asumSENCES Acimmseensynem

We are giving you a test to see if you have been exposed to or infected with Tuberculosis (TB). This involves placing a small amounE of Purified P otein Derivative (PPD) just under the skin and reading the results 48-72 hours later. This is not only necessary to protect the health of everyone in this facility, but is also in your best interest to protect your health. THIS TEST CANNOT CAUSE TB. If you are released before having this test read in this Dade County Correctional facility and notice any redness or swelling on your arm wi - 2 hours, you can~s the followl ctions: Make an appointment with your private physician or health care clinic.

Call the Dade County Public Health Department TB Unit, at 324-2462 fo¥ further instructions. You are requested to bring this paper with ynn

t 3I have read and understand the information provided above. Any questions I may have had have been answered. I understand it is my responsibility, to have my TB test read if released prior to he 48-72 hour reading date.

Ínm te Name Date

Witness Date

. CHS 12/93 e RBIC lilRCTIVE lEDICAL Fax:38Bd988807042Aus 6 2007 02:3dom P011/028 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS cOR u TagREg /CONSamfs o ousS Tp u lon: DATE APPOINTMENT MM: Reason(s) for ons tion. Evaluate and recommend diagnostic pla . Staff Signature: Evaluate and recommend treatment plan other (specify):- up . APPOINTMENT DATE: poikwsspconsults rottuire condison is (check one): O Acale Traana . O

Diagnosticfindings (e® M'

oomr pertineht information: . .

Provisional diag _. HEggANo 0 8 2007 Health Care Provider SignaturelStamp C

center, or such other to evaluate my health status health care services as may b n 200 Date: Signature of Patient: of 042

1mmateName

EOS DATE: ov.i eresDer ... _...... - 4aae *--1 ar2 ( EXHIBIT - 38 ) ADULT IMMUNIZATION RECORD

JONES,WALLACE 1744 NW 1 CT APT 1 MIAMI FL 33136 04/30/2007 99-34 11/26/1969 B MA

Patient Number: Printed by Immunization Action Coalition 042www.immunize.org

y'll/pe of a von Health profeselonal Dale next ne y/yr or cRnic does due

Influenze

(Human 1 PapWomaWus) 2 e 3 INITIATION OF SERVICES RORMDMRMMoF GENERAL RELEASE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CONSENT FOR USE AND DISCLOSURE OF PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION FOR TREATMENT, PAYMENT OR HEALTH CARE OPERATIONS

PART I CONSENT TO RELEASE INFORMATION FOR TREATMENT, PAYMENT OR HEALTH CARE OPERATIONS. Client Name: . Name ofAgency: Agency Address: I, consent to use and disclosure ofProtected Health Information for treatraent, payment or health care operations. This includes release ofany ofthe following information listed below: Medical Sexually transmitted diseases Alcohol/drug abuse HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis Case management information Psychiatric/ Psychology

PART II MEDICARE PATIENT CERTIFICATION, AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE, AND PAYMENT REQUEST (only applies to Medicare Clients)

As Client/ Representative signed below, I certify that the information given by me in applying for payment under Title XVIII ofthe Social Security Act is correct. I authorize the above agency to release Protected Health Information to the Social Security Administration or its intermediaries / carriers for this or a related Medicare claim . I request that payment of authorized benefits be made on my behalf. I assign the benefits payable for physician's services to the above named agency and authorize it to submit a claim to Medicare for payment.

PART III ASSIGNMENT OF BENEFITS (only applies to Third Party Payers) As Client /Representative signed below, I, assign to the above named agency all benefits provided under any health care plan or medical expense policy. The amount ofsuch benefits shall not exceed the medical charges set forth by the approved fee schedule. All payments under this paragraph are to be made to above agency. I am personally responsible for charges not covered by this assignment.

PARTIVBYMYSIGNATURE BELOWI VERIFY THE ABOVE INFORMATIONAND RECEIPT OF THE NOTICE OFPRIVACYRIGHTS

Client/Representative Signature Self or Representative's Relationship to Client Date

Witness Date

PART V WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT

I, WITHDRAW THIS CONSENT, effective (Date).

Client/Representative Signature Selfor Representative's Relationship to Client Date

Witness Date

. . . Client Name: ID#: 042 DOB: .. . Odghink To File Copy: To Client DH 5204, 12/03 Stock Number 5744-000-3204-9 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS REQUEST FOR ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDY OR APPEAL

TO: V Superintendent O Assistant Superintendent Ü Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections PROM: 060ny a«ure... s -,7 y n Last Name, First, Middle Initial Number Institution b n Tt PART A - INMATE GRIEVANCE

Date Signature of Grie/ant and' O.C.#

*BY SIGNATURE, INMATE AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING # OF 30-DAY EXTENSIONS: # Signature

. PART B - RESPONSE

Signature and Typed or Signature of Superintendent, Date Printed Name Assistant Superintendent, or of Ernployee Responding Secretary's Representative 40 ) ORIGINAL: TO BE RETURNED TO GRIEVANT AFTER COMPLETION OF ACTION. PART S - RESPONSE JONES, WALLACE . 100177 0701-402-052 (402) S.FLA.RECEPTION CTR Released INMATE NUMBER GRIEVANCE LoG NUMBER GRIEVANCE INSTITUTION HOUSING LOCATION

Your formal grievance bras been received and reviewed. You were admitted to CSU on 01/10/2007 from Glades Cl. You were evaluated and tres ted while in SOS status. You were transferred to your permanent camp on 01/26/2007. Record review indicates you arp being seen within the appropriate time frames. You may access sick call by methods previously * explained to you upon ptake. Based on the information above your formal grievance is DENIED. You may obtain further edministrative review o your Complaint by Cbtaining form DC1-303, Request for Administrative Remedy or Appeal, completing the form ar.d providing attachments as required by CH33-103.007, and forwarding to the Bureau of inmate Grievance Appeals, 2001 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2500. Confidential hes:th rr Cord/Care information intended for the addressee only. Unauthorized release or disclosure may violate State and Federal Law.

SIGgpf(Eqq. NTED NAME, slG TÓRE OP1NARDEN, ASST. WADEN, OR DATE oF EMPL ING - SE ETARY'S REPR NTATIVE

CoPY DISTRIBUTioN-lNSTITUTloN / FACluTY · COPY DISTRIBUTioN - CENTRAL oFFICE (2 Copies) Inmate (1 Copy) Inmate (1 Copy) Inmate's File (1 Copy) Inmate's File - Inst/Facility (1 Copy) Retained by oMclal Responding (1 Copy) 0.0. Inmate File (1 Copy) Retained by Omelet Responding

( EXHIBIT - 40 A Housing Assignment:

Diet: Regular 4000 3600 2800 Vegan 2200 Alternate Pork Free

Security Procedural Enhancements:

Spit Management Obscene Yard Phone Shield Meal Act Restriction Restriction Restrictions s s (9-1)

Mail Property Other Restrictions Restrictions Restriction:

Special Review:

Medical Pass: Yes No Shaving Cane Crutch Shoe Other:

JONES, WALLACE

100177

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31 203L LORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS PRERELEASE HEALTH CARE SUMMARY

EOS I INS Work Release Community Corrections Other

. Date d Work Release/CCC tmnsferring to (ifapplicable): Date oflast periodic screening/physicafn \ Received copy of HIV test results? O Yes O No A X-ray dager results TST «Ilate/results S W T I SD

Vital S T P Q R B i Weight Post-release health care recommendations follow-up (include explanation ofprofile ifother than medical grade 1)(FUP1):

Contact precautions (FUP2)? o OYes ifyes. expiain:

Current medications (FUP3) Dose/Frequency llergies? No O Yes Al ed Sexual Assault? No O Yes Date:

O Perpetrator O victim CCJ Q O Y¾ W .) .el '-injurious or suicidal behavior within past year? c No O Yes Date: yPschotropic medication within past year? n . .iWO No O Yes . Medical or mental health holds? No Ú Yes Prescription written? Ü No Yes Medication sent with inmate? O No O Yes 7 days 30 days days

Appliance/equipment needed (FUP4):

Equipment sent widi inmate: No O Yes O Headah edar-wù= provided Allercare trfenal to (ifapplicable)(FUPS) Defd% evidence ofabuse ortr=nna, disabilities orother physical limitations. o Yes Ifyes, explain:

Hx ofmental health pmblems? o Yes Ifyes. explain: Current mental health problems? ' No Yes 10yes, explam: Hospitalization within past year? 'o O Yes iryes. reason: I have myiewed the above information and æceived a copy. ..

Inmate Signature· Clinician/Health C taffSignature Stamp c ,-

A copy ofmedical reconis may be obtained by sending a request in writing ( with a signed release of intbrmation form) to: Reception and Medical Center. Inactive Medical Records, PO Box 628, Lake Butler. FL 32045.

Inmate Name V-2fdO{060 DC# Race/Sex [h 7% Distribution: Date of Birth origwMedical w Institution c.,,,y_ ,,,,,, This form is not to be anwnded, revised, or altered witbestapprr Deputy Assistant Secretary of Health Services Administration ( EXHIBIT - 42 ) DC4-549 (Revised 9/05) Record of Inmate Discha The Depar fCorrections protects the public by operating1 a safe, e, humane and eßicient corrections system. Date of Inmate Release January 26, 2007 Name JONES, WALLACE

Type of Imnate D6 Release EOS/Supervision umbe .A-100177

County of D n Code Reason Discharge MIAMI DADE 64 814

"JIMMY RYCE" Release 13617 SE HWY 70 48Ü 10 Addres ARCADIA,FLA3 266

Phone: (863) 494-3727 Phone: ( ) -

Inmate. nmate Instructed on the Fonowing Reporting O Supervision orders under courtjurisdiction Instructions O Supervision orders under Parole Commission Provisional Release Supervision / Other

JIMMYRYCE 042Detainer Yes Agency: DETAINER Waiver Signed: N/A 042Discharge Gratuity No 042Transportation . Yes Public Transportation 042Medication No 042Clothing/ID Yes Inmate State ID

Inmate Instructed on the Following RestorationofCivil Rights (DC6-169) Addidonal Registration - F.S. 775.13 (DC6-176) Comments 10-20-Life Brochure (Dc6-177) and/or Instructions Warning Notice - F.S. 775.082 (DC6-103) Career Offender Registration (DC3-2001A/B) O Sex Ofrender/PredatorRegistration (DC3-203 es) Florida Department ofCorrections Certificate of Discharge Ch doÒpmor James R. gli ecretary Name: JONES, WALLACE

DC Nushber: 100177 - Civil Rights: You have lost your civil rights by reason of this conviction. Your information will be submitted to the Florida Parole Commission (except Supersedeas Bond releases) for determination ReleaseType: EOS/No Supervision of restoration eligibility. Refer to fonn DC6-169 supplied to you for further infonnation Registration of Convicted Felons: Florida Statute 775.13 requires that you register with the Date ofRelease: 01/26/2007 Shuiff's Office within 48 hours after entering any county in this state, or in heu thereof such registration m be made in person with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Refer to the Jgóitiij 402 Ackn. wiedg i ofR on Requirements informati upplied to you by facilitt stam The above named person sentenced to imprisonment in the custody of the Florida Department of Corrections is hereby discharged ( EXHIBIT - 43 ) Signedbythefacility designee on behalfofthÅ 01/26/2007 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS PAGE 3 oTSo4s0-oTS75

I N M A T E P O S T - R E L E A S E R E F E R R A L S

NAME: JONES, WALLACE DC#: 100177 SSN: 267-57-4406

PRIMARY: ZZ899001 LAW ENFORCEMENT DETAINER N/A N/A, FL

HOURS: FEES: N/A . . Flortagvu vomununum v=== " Residërtt Communication Form

Type of Communication - use ONLY for one of the choices below

0 Request for SuppIles O Request for Copies/Records O Request for Treatment O Housing Committee Date: FCCC# Unit:__...__ Resident Name:

Resident write request in this box:

Date communication received: --

Staff Response to request: .

Staff Signature: _ Stat?Title:_._...____ - Date: .__ -- D-23-1

( EXHIBrr - 45 ) FDLE SEXUA REDATOR / SEXUAL OFFE R REGISTRATION FORM G TO BE COMPLETED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT Complete all sections that apply, attach fingerprint card and photo, and submit to: Florida Department ofLaw Enforcement Attn: SOPU, P.O. Box 1489 Tallahassee, FL 32302-1489 check one ESex Offender O Sex Predator (Court Order Required) 1-888-357-7332 SECTION A - Contributing Agency Information (Required) Agency Name: WarrantS Check: Local O FCIC O NCIC O

Agency Address:

Phone Number: (Q )) FAX: ) SECTION B - Regis rant Information (Required) Name: SS#: - - Alias: FIRsT MIDDLE Florida Driver's License or ID Card # FDLE/SID # Race: Sex: DOB: ¡l g /r G Height: Weight: Hair: Eyes: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Occupation (type ofwork) Currently on Probation/Parole: O No O Yes If Yes, Probation type O Federal QState If State, what state DC # / / / Federal/State Probation Officer Name: Officer Phone # If either your permanent or temporary address is out of state, ! SECTION C Permanent Address (Reqmred) complete the following. (Required) Please check the box that j O I am vacating this residence and have no other permanent or describes your status. I am: i temporary residence as of this date . O Permanently leaving Florida to establish a residence in another j Address: state ! P.O. BOX NOT ACCEPTABLE '(Street, Apt #) O Temporarily leaving Florida to visit another state O Moving from another state to permanently establish a residence in Cöunty Florida O Visiting from another state and establishing a temporary address State zij in Florida Phone Number: ( O Other (please describe) Temporary Address SECTiON D Mailing Address MUST accompany a permanent or Dates you will be at this address (Required) From: To: temporary address e as Permanent O Same as Temporary Address: i Address: P.O. BOX NOT ACCEPTABLE (Street, Apt #) (Street, Apt #)

City County City County

State Zip State ZiP Phone Number: ( ) ._ . .. SECTION G - Adjudication Information (Required) Date Adjudicated: Crime Conviction/Adjudication: Statute Number: Conviction/Adjudication Location: (Include County & State) Victim ... O Minor O Adult 1) 2) - . . O Minor O Adult If out of state conviction, were you or would you be subject to registration or communi SECTION H (Required) PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING As a Sexual Predator (Florida Statute 775.21) or Sexual Offender (Florida Statute 943.0435, or 944.607) you are required by law to abide by those requirernents listed on the þ_ach of this forin. BY SIGNING BELOW, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ OR HAVE BEEN READ THE REQUIREMENTS ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM, AND THAT YOU UNDERSTAND THESE REQUIREMENTS. Under penalty of perjury I declare the above is true and correct. . Witnessed by Registrant: Reporting Officer: Signature Required Signature Requ red Print Name: .Date: Print Name : Date: Right Thurnb Print FDLE/CJIS/SOPU-001 (07/04) White copy - FDLE Yellow copy - Sheriff's Pink copy - Registrar*- *OFFICIAL DOCUMENT DO NOT DESTROY ORIGINAL* ( EXHIBIT - 46 )

State of Florida Department of Corrections - Community Corrections Travel Permit

O *Provisional *Temporary Date: 3{

O Probation/Pre-Trial O Parole/Post Release O community Controi g sex offender

Full Name: û (if f., Ohe.S DC No.: 00) Address: Blan

Name(sh address and telephone number of destination: \ llP

Purpose of Trip: fehase ho mrvi 6 e eenter an A FI or da s hson Departure Date: 3 o Return Date Sipo'1 Method of Travel: . uNI buS Accompanig B : M,\ F Rel ionshi : Offense: M Felony OMisdemeanor Sentence Length: h nation Date: (o 200

Comments/Instructions: ots:saw) 401 Modh oes 1 plia n 9sae # sos-577-5270

Contact your probation officer upon return or as instructed. M Report any contact with law enforcement to your probation officer immediately. Pursuant to section 775.13 Florida Statutes, if the visit to another county in the State of Florida will exceed forty-eight (48) hours and you have been convicted of a felony, you are instru required to register with the sheriff of the county you enter. Failure to comply constitutes a misdemeanor o e second degree. Approvedb : Office Name: 12 -d GC60iG , Officer: Address: M| AJ() Supervisor: Phone:

FOR OUT OF STATE TRAVEL NLY , Travet ermit: In emergency situations a provisional travel permit may be issued by a state allowing an offender to go to another state before completion of p Tmr Permit. A y issue a temporary travel permit for visits out ofthe state for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. DOB: ace/Sex: Hair- Eyes: Height: Weight:

Waiver of Extradition I have been given this permission with the explicit understanding that I am to continue to follow the rules and regulations of my supervision and to travel only to the location designated above. If I should be arrested in any state during the period of the trip granted me, I will waive extradition and will not resist being returned to Florida, pon oue arriaHO . Offender: s 042 eco ,%n (no Vw

DC3-220 (Revised 10-01)

Copy: Offender Copy: Interstate Compact (for Out-of-State Travel Only)

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Page 13 case that led to the requirement that Mr. Jones register?

THE STATE: Judge, he was convicted of sexual

3 battery, no serious injury, and kidnapping, and sentenced

4 to twelve years state prison for the two charges.

5 THE CODET: Okay.

MR- STamm: And that's the case he is

currently ïn the Third District Court of Appeal challenging the legality of that conviction and --

9 right? You are challenging the legality of that 10 conviction? . .

. . 11 THE DEFENDANT: Can I say this? It was 12 discharged at that N.

MR. SISSEEREHf: Yeah.

14 TEE DEFEBBDENT: And the State used the same 15 infonnation. When I found the rule regarding discharge

16 stipulating that it barred this prosecution, I sent it 042 17 right back to the court, so.

18 MR. SISSELMAN: I understand that, but you are

19 challenging the conviction because of that.

28 THE CGUET: Ecw many years did Mr. --

21 THE DEFENDANT: I did the whole twelve.

22 THE COURT: You did the whole twelve.

23 THE DEFENDANT: Yes, sir.

24 MR. SISSELMAN: Because of this, they violated

25 him, and that's why they sent him back to state prisnn ... . ( EXHIBIT - 48A ) Page 14 because of the gain time they had given him, they took 2 that back.

3 THE DEFENDANT: Right.

MR. SISSELMAN: And he had to serve it.

5 I would suggest that under the-example of State

6 Representative Gary Siplin, S-I-P-L-I-N, who represents

7 Orlando now and is an attorney, who was convicted on fraud, conspiracy and theft charges, and is being allowed 9 by the state legislature to currently, at this very

10 minute, sit in the state house of -representatives because .. 11 his case is in appeal, that Mr. Jones get the same

12 benefit as our honorable representative and treat that

13 case as a non-conviction because it's still under some 14 appellate review.

15 THE COURT: Okay.

16 Anybody else want to make a speech that --

17 rather than help me to understand what the issues and 18 resolve the issues are in the case?

19 Ms. Vorak, any political speech that you wish to 20 make about anything?

21 MS. VORAK: No, Your Honor.

22 THE COURT: The Constitution? Chevrolet? 23 Anything? Good.

24 THE STATE: I was about tor Judge, I was about

25 to but I'm going to hold off. I'm going to hold off on ' G3t/!

REQUEST FOR ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDY OR APPEAL Page 2

RE: Wallace Jones, DC#100177

Appeal # 02-XXXXXX

Your request for administrative remedy has been received, reviewed and evaluated.

On December 1, 1999, through the accumulation of gain-time pursuant to Florida Statutes section 944.275, your release date advanced to within the relevant time-frame to authorize your release from the Department's custody to/conditional release supervision as designated by the Florida Parole Commission pursuant to Florida Statutes.

You reached the date of your release to conditional release through the following credit in Miami-Dade Case Number 92-34188:

1440 Basic gain-time + 1029 Additional Gain-time Awarded - + 1906 Time served in DC custody (9/12/94 to 12/1/99) + 185 Original County Jail Credit - 180 Gain-Time Forfeited Due To Disciplinary Action 4380' Twelve (12) years in days

On October 16, 2000, the Florida Parole Commission issued its Warrant for Retaking Conditional Released Prisoner. On February 23, 2001, you returned to the Department's custody as a Conditional Release Violator. On January 17, 2001, the Florida Parole Commission issued its Revocation of Conditional Release Order effective October 17, 2000, with credit for February 11, 2000 to July 28, 2000.

Pursuant to section 944.28(1), Florida Statutes, based on the conditional release revocation, the Department forfeited 1260 days basic gain-time and 1029 days additional gain-time earned and/or applied on the prior 12-year term up to the date of conditional release on December 1, 1999. The earned gain-time subject to forfeiture under section 944.28(1), Florida Statutes refers to all gain-time applied to establish a tentative release date.

Signature and Typed Signature ofWarden, Date or Printed Name Assistant Warden, or Employee Responding Secretary's Representative (D. Worthington)

y o 79 ( EXHIBIT - 48 B, p. 1 - 4 ) REOUEST FOR ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDY OR APPEAL Page 3

RE: Wallace Jones, DC#100177

Appeal # 02-XXXXXX

Therefore, your tentative release date is based on the 12-year sentence imposed in Miami- Dade County case number 92-34188 and is computed as follows:

Date Sentence Begins: SePtember 12,1994

12 Years in Days ; + 4380

Original Jail Credit: - 185

Extra Credit Awarded By The Florida Parole Commission - 169

Time Out ofCustody on Conditional Release (12/1/99 to 10/17/00): + 321

Basic Gain-time Awarded er s.944.275, Florida Statutes: - 1440

Basic Gain-time Forfeited per Section 944.28(1), Florida Statutes Due to Conditional Release Revocation: + 1260

Additional Gain-time Awardedbetween 9/12/94 and prior to Conditional Release on 12/1/99: - 1029

Additional Gain-time Forfeitedper Section 944.28(1), Florida Statutes Dué to Conditional Release Revocation: + 1029

Additional Gain-time Awarded Since Return to Custody: - 60

Gain-time Forfeited Due to Disciplinary Action + 240

Tentative Release Date: August 7, 2006

Based on the foregoing your request is denied.

Signature and Typed Signature ofWarden, Date JIMMIE L. HENRY . of 042PLO Commissioner Chairman MoNICA DAVID FLORIDA PAROLE COMMISSION °~"" 2601 Blair Stone Road, Building C, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2450 FcRE E CK B. DWN

December 10, 2002

Wallace C. Jones Jr., DC #100177 Columbia Correctional Institution Route 7, Box 376 Lake City, Florida 32055-8767

Dear Mr. Jones:

The Commission previously received your Petition for Redress of Jurisdiction. There is no procedure or authority for such a request by the Commission. However, it appears from your official Department of Corrections file that you were properly placed on conditional release supervision following your release from incarceration and have been subsequently revoked and returned to prison.

Sincerely,

William L. Camper General Counsel

WLC/lt É QE§ L3OR ÂDMINIS . REMEDY OR APPEAL _ GE 2

gMbWallace FDC# 100177 APPEAL #: 03-6I1482

Your request for administrative remedy and/or appeal has been received, reviewed and evaluated.

When your conditional release supervision was revoked on 1/17/01, the Commission specifiedythat the revocation action applied to both case 92-34188, count 1; and 94-14594, count 1. 042, '

Florida Statute 944.28(1) states, in part, "If a prisoner is convicted of escape or ifthe clemency...as described in chapter 947,...parole, or control release as described in s.947.146 granted to him is evoked, the Department may without notice or hearing, declare a forfeiture of all gain-time earned according to the provisions of law by such prisoner prior to such escape or his release..." The rules of the Department of Corrections, Chapter 33-11.011 state that the gain-time earned prior to escape, or revocation of clemency, parole or conditional release will be forfeited under those conditions. Thus, all gain-time earned and/or applied on case 92-34188 , count 1; and 94-14594, count 1, up to the point of conditional release has been forfeited, that is 1260 days basic gain-time and 1029 days additional gain-time.

Additionally, when you were released on Conditional Release on December 1, 1999, as designated by the Florida Parole Commission and returned to the Department's custody on October 17, 2000, as a Conditional Release Violator, the Parole Commission revoked your Conditional Release, effective January 17, 2001. The Department created an out-time segment for the 321 days that you were out of custody. You were not incarcerated during this time-frame, therefore, are not entitled to this credit toward satisfying the sentence imposed by the court.

You have stated in your grievance that you "were not sentenced to a true split sentence followed by supervisional release pursuant to F.S. 947." Being sentenced to a true split sentence or having probation to follow inoarceration is not the criteria for being released on Conditional Release. Florida Statute.947.141(1), states in part..... "If the commissiozi has reasonable grounds to believe that an offender who is on release supervision, has violated the terms and conditions of the release in a material respect, such member or representative may cause a.warrantto be issued for the arrest ofthe releasee....."

Based on the foregoing, your request is denied.

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