Supreme Court Justices make laws without Governors involvement or approval
Alaska Supreme Court Justices, Daniel Winfree, Peter Maassen, Susan Carney, Dario Borghesan, and Jennifer Henderson in December 2022, hastily passed a law SCO 1993 Rule 6.1, “To suspend Grand Jury power to investigate, subpoena, recommend, or indict corrupt officials. ” Well, isn’t that special! Alaska Constitution on Grand Jury Rights states in Article 1. Section 8, “The power of Grand Juries to investigate and make recommendations concerning the public welfare or safety shall never be suspended.” The “FIVE” passed a law by breaking a law that protected our citizen’s rights spelled out in our Grand Jury rights. That is a blatantly corrupt in your face act of corruption. How evil is that? Sharon K.
Letter to the courts regarding Grand Jurors Instructions
Carol McAllen
Area Court Administrator
cmcallen@akcourts.gov
(907) 264-0415
Last night we found an old (1962 or 1982?) Alaska Grand Jury Handbook (attached). A couple excerpts from it:
Page 5: “Thus the citizens themselves, by this representative body of Grand Jurors, hold in their own hand the control of the maintenance of law and order throughout the state, through prosecution for crime. The importance of this power cannot be over estimated.
Charges of crime may be brought to your attention in several ways…..(3) from you own personal knowledge, or from matters properly brought to your personal attention, (4) by private citizens heard by the Grand Jury in formal session, with the Grand Jury’s consent.”
Page 6: “….a citizen is at liberty to apply to the Grand Jury for permission to appear before it in order to suggest or urge that a certain situation be investigated by it.”
Page 6 and 7: “the Grand Jury has the additional important duty of making investigations on its own initiative, which it can thereafter report to the court. Thus a Grand Jury may investigate how officials are conducting their public trust, and make investigations as to the proper conduct of public institutions, such as prisons and courts of justice. This gives it the power to inspect such institutions, and if desired, to call before them those in charge of their operations, and other persons who can testify in that regard. If as a result of such an investigation the Grand Jury finds that an improper condition exists, it may recommend a remedy.”
It appears in the years since this Handbook was written and our current Handbook (revised in 2019 I believe),
public officials have corruptly eliminated any wording about the right of citizens to appeal to the Grand Jury directly – and corruptly eliminated wording that would inform the Grand Jury an “important duty” is to investigate public officials, institutions, and “courts of justice”, “on its own initiative”.
Maybe this was done so public officials can become as corrupt as they want without ever being discovered, fired, indicted, and put in prison.
This Alaska Grand Jury Handbook also directly refutes your statement (attached) to protesters that “Access to the grand jury room and its proceedings is prohibited.”
I look forward to your response.
Alaska Grand Jurors’ Association (a new Facebook group that was just formed – to spread the word how public officials have subverted the Grand Jury in order to enslave Alaska’s citizens)
David H.
Thoughts on SCO 1993
WE HAVE SO MANY PROBLEMS, AK GRAND JURY MUST retrieve our independent indictment and investigative rights & powers that were irradiated by SCO #1993 on Dec. 1, 2022. Holly S.
Because of statements like these people are starting to pay attention to the Grand Jurors Rights to investigate. See the
News story on Channel 11.
