PENALTIES FOR PUBLIC OFFICERS

U.S. CODE Title 42 Penalties for Government Officers.

The authority for fines (damages) caused by crimes by government officers.

These Damages were determined by GOVERNMENT itself for the violation listed.

Breach Penalty Authority

Violation of Oath of Office $ 250,000. 18 USC 3571

Denied Proper Warrant(S) $ 250,000. 18 USC 3571

Denied Right of Reasonable Defense Arguments $ 250,000. 18 USC 3571

Defense Denied Evidence (records) $ 250,000. 18 USC 357I

Denied Right to Truth In Evidence $ 250,000. 18 USC 3571

Slavery (Forced Compliance to contracts not held) $ 250,000. 18 U.S. CODE 3571

Denied Provisions in the Constitution $ 250,000. 18 U.S. CODE 3571

Treason (combined above actions) $ 250,000. 18 U.S. CODE 3571

Genocide $1,000,000. 18 U.S. CODE 1091

Misprision of Felony $500. 18 U.S. CODE 4

Conspiracy $ 10,000. 18 U.S. CODE 241

Extortion $ 5,000. 18 U.S. CODE 872

Mail Threats $5,000. 18 U.S. CODE 876

Fraud $ 10,000. 18 U.S. CODE 1001

Falsification of Documents $ 10,000. 18 U.S. CODE 1001

Perjury $ 2,000. 18 U.S. CODE 1621

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PENALTIES FOR PUBLIC OFFICERS

Subornation of Perjury $ 2,000. 18 U.S. CODE 1622

Grand Theft each $ 250,000. 18 U.S. CODE 2112

To determine multiply no. of counts by damage 18 U.S. CODE 3571

Racketeering (Criminal) $ 25,000. 18 U.S. CODE 1963

Racketeering (Civil)

Wages Taken $ x3 = 5? 18 U.S. CODE 1964

(Sustained Damages [total] x 3)

Thirty-seven (37) Constitutional violations from Count 1: = $ 9,250,000. Damages

Dealing with claims of "immunity."

Any claim of " immunity" is a fraud because, if valid, it would prevent removal from

office for crimes against the people, which removal is authorized and or mandated under

U.S. Constitution Article 2, Section IV; as well as 18 U.S. CODE 241, 42 U.S. CODE

1983, 1985, 1986, and other state Constitutions.

Precedents of Law established by COURT cases, which are in violation of law, render

violations of law legally unassailable. Such a situation violates several specifically stated

intents and purposes of the Constitution set forth in the Preamble; to establish justice,

insure domestic tranquility, and secure the-blessings of liberty.

This is for JUDGES, ATTORNEYS, POLICE or anyone affiliated with or in any branch

of government.