The document describes 4 tactics used by the Department of Justice to eliminate civil rights complaints filed by black people. 1) DOJ attorneys deny help to complainants and tell them the DOJ cannot issue injunctions when local authorities threaten them. 2) The DOJ dismisses complaints of racial discrimination without investigation when judges or law enforcement are named. 3) The DOJ refuses to provide information to complainants on how to appeal dismissed complaints. 4) The DOJ issues fraudulent dismissal letters to black complainants. The document alleges these tactics were used in the case of Bridget Allen against judges in Alexandria, Virginia.

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The Department of Justice
Civil Rights Complaints
Top 4 Things the DOJ Did to
ELIMINATE
My Civil Rights Complaint

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INTRODUCTION:
The Obama Administration's civil rights
agencies routinely engage in covert tactics
designed to eliminate civil rights complaints
filed by black people.
This is a true story of how they do it.

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#1
The Department of Justice Has
It's Attorneys Call Victims who Have Filed
Civil Rights Complaints to
Deny them ANY Help
when Local Authorities
Threaten Their Lives and Property

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“The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs (OJP) had an
attorney named “Sharon Douglass” call me at home about my civil
rights complaint. I explained that a Judge Becky Moore in the City of
Alexandria, Virginia and several other judges and the sheriff's office
had violated my rights over several years. They threw my civil rights
complaints in the trash; they brought me into court illegally without
jurisdiction, or due process and charged me several thousands of
dollars in fines, among other things.
In the next week, they were trying to illegally evict me. I wondered if an
injunction was possible? This is what she said...

There is nothing the Department of Justice can do to help you. We
CAN”T issue an INJUNCTION.”

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#2
The Department of Justice Dismisses
Complaints of Intentional Racial
Discrimination and Retaliation Filed under the
Civil Rights Act of 1964,
Title VI without an Investigation when Judges
and Law Enforcement are Named in
Complaints

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“I named three judges in the City of Alexandria Virginia, including
Judge Becky Moore, Judge Donald Haddock, Jr. and Judge Nolan
Dawkins in my Title VI complaint. I alleged that over several years they
violated my civil rights by refusing me services at the court and by
using the court as a “cash register” to fine me and other black people
money when they had no authority, or jurisdiction to do so. Lastly, they
illegally evicted me from my home, without due process.
What did the Department of Justice do?

They IGNORED my allegations under
the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VI., and

DISMISSED the complaint by REFUSING JURISDICTION.”

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#3
The Department of Justice Refuses to
Provide a Black Victim Information on
How to Appeal
a Dismissal of their Civil Rights
Complaint

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“I did my research. The Department of Justice's own policies state they
are to investigate complaint allegations made under Title VI and require
the judges and sheriff to respond. Instead the DOJ dismissed the case,
AND...

They REFUSED to provide me information on the
APPEALS PROCESS in their 'DISMISSAL LETTER'.”

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#4
The Department of Justice Issues
Fradulent Civil Rights Complaint
Dismissal Letters
to Black Victims
of Racial Discrimination

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“The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs (OJP)
sent me a fake letter in response to my civil rights complaint
“signed” by the department chief, Michael Alston. It was fake
because it:

Claimed they “didn't have jurisdiction” over the case
despite the allegations under Title VI—the law
they are responsible to enforce,

Was not on department letterhead, and

Was a photocopy of an 'original'.”

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SUMMARY:
The Obama Administration's civil rights
agency employees routinely protect many
people....

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THE DOJ EMPLOYEES:
1) Office of Justice Programs Director – Michael Alston
2 ) Attorney Sharon Douglass
For refusing to investigate a Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VI complaint,
and sending or causing fraudulent federal government letters to be
sent through the US mail, among other violations of law...

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City of Alexandria, VA Judges:
.
For using the court system as a “cash register” to take money and
property from black people through fines and illegal foreclosures
systematically, repeatedly and intentionally violate the civil rights of a
black person in violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VI among
other federal laws...
Becky Moore Nolan Dawkins Donald Haddock, Jr.

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JUST NOT THE VICTIM:
I am Bridget Allen
Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs
Case #14-OCR-0504
Dismissed without Investigation.
I AM FERGUSON!

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