Hawaii Enemies
The Child Support Enforcement Agency in the Department of the Attorney General enforce child support orders.
Orders imposed by the administrative Office of Child Support Hearings are co-equal with orders imposed by the Family Court Judges. Both are null and void under 42 U.S.C. §1994, but that would require recognition that the Antipeonage Act exists. There are those who are in denial.
The Hawaii County Prosecuting Attorney, the Hawaii County Corporation Counsel, and the Maui County Prosecuting Attorney bring contempt proceedings against those who fail to maintain employment to enable compliance with child support orders.
Article I Section 2 of the Hawaii Constitution provides for inherent rights, including the right to acquire and possess property.
Article I Section 5 of the Hawaii Constitution provides the state Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses.
Article I Section 17 of the Hawaii Constitution provides for the right to keep and bear arms. It copies the Second Amendment.
Article I Section 19 of the Hawaii Constitution prohibits imprisonment for debt.
I once worked out an imprisonment for debt argument for Hawaii. After updating, I include it on a web page to illustrate the lack of respect for the law and the English language in which it is written by the Hawaii courts. Because of the political climate, I am afraid that presented by itself, an imprisonment for debt argument has zero chance of success, a tiny chance if applied to a specific situation. However, if combined with an argument pleading the Antipeonage Act, the chance of success is greater, because you are offering the courts and the bureaucracy a choice: Give me the state constitution, or I will keep pushing the Antipeonage Act, ultimately to demand enforcement of the CRIMINAL provision, 18 U.S.C. §1581!
This is why I like the Antipeonage Act. It cuts through this Gordian Knot of non-law like Alexander's Sword. Somebody in Hawaii ought to try it.
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