Mental Health 1. Institute a policy of enforcing the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, with enforcers explicitly trained in recognizing instigation, harassment and obstruction. This includes frequently overlooked cases of domestic abuse, child abuse, scholastic abuse, social service abuse and abuse/neglect by authorities and agencies. 2. Fix the Diagnostic manuals to remove unscientific and illogical social constructs from the system that are used to demonize, shift blame, victim blame or dehumanize negative emotional responses to repeated and/or prolonged abuse and neglect. All presumptive causes and patholoigic assumptions which reduce individuals to animal status and auto-reactive status require addressing as well. Checklists should require proof for every assertion made on forms to eliminate false records and inaccurate representation which can be detrimental to mental health, an overall standard of living and general well being. 3. Focus on checklists associated with Human Rights, Social Standing, Independence, Housing, Sustainable Careers, Workplace Rights, Health & Safety and Community Integration. Focus should not be placed on complacency with families, tradition, authority, groupthink or socio-economic conformity. 4. The Healthcare, Mental Healthcare, Social Service and Legal Systems require a complete overhaul to increase immediate access, efficiency, efficacy and accountability. 5. Monetary benefits such as insurance compensation for Agencies should be dependent upon an agreed marked improvement and objective assessment of assisted or protected independent accomplishments. 6. System workers should receive additional training in sociological issues associated with worker-client relationships, worker-system relationships and client-system relationships to address issues of conflict avoidance, bias, neglect, unfair treatment, etc.

Housing & Homelessness 1. First adopt and enact the Mental Health program overhaul above. 2. Consolidate Local, State and Federal Housing and Social Service programs where they can be consolidated, and create a secure but direct line of communication between all offices. 3. Address tenant rights through easily available info packets and contact numbers for reporting violations. 4. Every section of a City and Township should undergo yearly reviews of tenant reports in order to maximize the targeting of problematic areas that are otherwise hard to manage with budget and worker population restraints. 5. Address misuse and inefficient use of public housing by limiting all subsidies to the lower 15%, without restricting access to the bottom 1%. 6. Every section of a City and Township should undergo yearly reviews of abandoned housing or buildings, and they should be addressed for optional repair and housing options. If said buildings fail to meet safe repair standards, local businesses should be contracted for removal and the building of Green Villages in which no-to-low-income individuals can live and receive sponsored training in sustainable Green Technologies.

The Justice System 1. Adopt the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights as International Law. 1. Consolidate all Governmental Judicial Offices when possible to increase efficiency. Reinforce the Paperwork Reduction Act(s). 2. Remove fees for Courts; taxes should be utilized in order to make justice free for all. Justice is just as crucial as Fire Fighting, Voting and (ethical) Law Enforcement. (This does not apply to investigation costs, judgements or settlements, and repeat abuse of the system can result in a fine if multiple attempts have been judged as an intentional misuse of the system). 3. Remove unjust discretionary judgements and peer judgements from the System; Justice should be based on direct evidence and not reliant on conjecture, intuition or prejudices. Convictions should not take place without adequate evidence. Petitions to review cases by a Jury of Peers should be allowed to reconsider judgements for both convictions and acquittals. 4. Standardize judicial outcomes for Criminal and Civil cases; no one is treated unfairly or with special entitlements, not even members of the Government. 5. Standardize Restorative Justice for individuals cleared of criminal activity and uncivil accusations. Reviews should be conducted in such a way that evidence and counter-evidence are weighed by the objectivity of the evidence, not just the amount of subjective evidence (qualitative over quantitative). 6. Ensure Human Rights within the Prison System and focus on rehabilitation and reintegration through partnerships with the Unemployment Office, Education Services, Disability Determination Services and DHS/Housing Services prior to release. 7. An Exoneration Program should be developed by the Justice System to expediently overturn flawed cases and compensate falsely accused, arrested, detained and sentence civilians. 8. Imprisoned Civilians should be permitted to practice Civil Disobedience in opposition to prison (forced) labor practices. 9. Detainment lengths before trials/hearings should be determined by the seriousness of the crime and the possible imminent danger posed by the accused. Non-violent offenders should have a maximum hold of 30s days before cases and be automatically dismissed and people released when this 30 days is up, unless the accused has been arrested and held for probable habitual (3X) misconduct (violation of the law) in relation to property damage, threats, intimidation and other criminal matters. This 30-day release extends to undocumented expatriates, with undocumented status not considered as viable reason alone for extended holds. 10. Clarify “Permanent Residence” vs “Naturalized Citizenship” in Immigration reform and allow for a 3 month call-in extension in lapsed cases of Green Card renewal (Conditional Permanent Resident) granted in cases of Work, Scholarship and Refugee Status in cases of Clear Records (no criminal complaints). This is to allow leeway in cases of Special Circumstances, such as health issues, issues with understanding renewal times, misplaced or lost mail, etc. This extension should be enacted through a simple call-in system that allows Card Holders to call in, place in their Card number, Select a Reason for Extension, and be provided an address for evidence to be sent to. The wait period for this call to be placed is previously mentioned 3 month period. Any evidence-provided reason for lapse should be accepted regardless of the seriousness of the nature of the case. 11. Cases of rape and molestation should be elevated to be considered acts of violent torture, and should have a baseline sentencing of 50 years to life imprisonment. 12. Life imprisonment should be eliminated for non-violent crimes (ie; narcotic sales) for first time offenders. 13. Mandate routine drug testing for all Court personnel; judges, judicators, public defenders, security, stenographers, State prosecutors, etc. 14. Create a Federal Crime and Civil Dispute Database that includes all questioning, investigation, arrest, judgement, and conviction data on all processed citizens. This database would require a specialized warrant to access and could only be utilized following a list of justifications related to ongoing investigations. Use for harassment or “pinning” would be strictly banned, and agents using the system for anything other than approved investigations would face immediate dishonorable removal from service and criminal charges.

Law Enforcement 1. System workers should receive additional training in sociological issues associated with Civilian-Societal relationships, Worker-System relationships and Civilian-System/Worker relationships to address issues of conflict avoidance, bias, neglect, unfair treatment, etc. 2. Arresting officers should not only be educated in ‘warranted arrest’ laws but also Human Rights, reasonable conflict avoidance, restricted use of excessive force, deescalation, and the history of Human Rights abuses carried out by Law Enforcement and it’s following Societal Fallout to gain a better perspective on Enforcer-Civilian interactions. 3. Lying, misleading and psychological abuse should be illegal in all cases of arrest, interviews, interrogation, investigations and Court testimony. Such behavior should immediately result in a dishonorable removal from position(s), and should be followed by criminal charges in relation to the perversion of Justice. 4. Mandate routine drug testing for all officers, clerks, dispatch personnel.

Politics 1. Fees for candidacy filing should be eliminated. Free people and free elections cannot exist in systems designed to keep powers in the hands of any Plutocracy. 2. Any and all candidates that have filed should be allowed to run regardless of their Parties nomination. 3. All significant economic ($10,000 and over), business (contracts, former contracts, indirect contracts/benefits) and political ties of candidates should be publicly made available for civilian review in a clear list format. 4. Address Gerrymandering by establishing strict, objective guidelines for District boundaries based on population distancing from economic epicenters. 5. All Government employees should undergo mandatory routine drug testing.

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