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The following is a document written by Henry Dudzinski, a retired Detroit police officer.
I Love My Country And Forever Fear My Government. Renowned Physicist Albert Einstein so aptly said, "The strength of the constitution lies in the willingness of the people to defend it."
On August 8, 1996 at about 10:00 A.M. Plaintiff Henry Dudzinxki in civil action 96-70321 was complying with a Notice: Hearing of all Pending Motions. (Webmaster has copy of notice on file) Upon entering the U.S. Courthouse a deputy U.S. marshall deceptively directed me to follow him, saying "The Judge wants to see you." Instead of being led to the judge, I was unlawfully incarcerated in an isolation room (gulag/lockup) while Judge Gerald E. Rosen conducted an illegal ex parte hearing at an undisclosed locale. Court reporter Margaret Lewis states a transcript was not prepared since the Hearing wasn't held in open Court.
On August 20, 1996 the less than honorable Gerald E. Rosen, United States District Court Judge, Eastern District, Southern Division deliberatively entered a false and fraudulent Opinion and Order Judgment relative to civil action no. 96-70321. (Webmaster has copy of judment on file)
The unlawful incarceration deprived the herein plaintiff of oral arguement presentment and/or a speaking motion in accordance with FED.R.Civ.P.12(b) and denied this plaintiff of rights secured by the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S.Constitution.
The events of December 4, 1996 as they relate to this writer (Henry Dudzinski) are equally bizarre. On this date I was physically removed from U.S. District Court Judge Patrick J. Duggan's court room by two burly U.S. marshalls who refused to enunciate any plausible or valid reason for their actions. I was comfortably seated in the courtroom as an interested observer in the Denny McLain, Roger Smigiel fraud case when I was tapped on the shoulder by a U.S. marshall who requested my presence in the hallway. I did not comply voluntarily. Once in the hallway David Carnaham a supervisor whth the U.S. marshalls service explained that Judge Patrick J. Duggan objected to my dress code i.e. I saw wearing a Polish eagle string tie, brown shoes, brown pants, and a white sweat shirt with the words Krooked Kops Kourts imprinted in red on the front and rear of the shirt. A couple who wore sweatshirts with Peet Packing union logo were allowed in the courtroom without incident.
The above mentioned examples of deliberate and malicious deprivation of constitutionally secured rights are merely the tip of the iceberg as it relates to every day abuse by malevolent public officials.
I, Henry Dudzinski possess irrefutable evidence of obstructions in the administration of justice (e.g. legitimate child sexual abuse complaints being covered up, & the fatal assault by local police of a witness in a police brutality case. Webmaster has copies of related news articles on file) The evidence is compelling and includes secret audio cassette recordings of dialogue with Michigan governor John Engler, former Livonia city attorney Harry Tatigian, assistant Wayne County prosecutor Sharon McPhail, & Wayne County prosecutor John D. O'Hair.
United States Attorney General Janet Reno received my U.S. postal certified letter of complaint on November 22, 1966 relative to the misconduct of U.S. District Judge Gerald E. Rosen and deputy U.S. marshall Mark Jankowski. It appears that the U.S. Department of Justice intends to obstruct the administration of justice as well. The DOJ has been conspicuously silent in reguard to any proper reply to the complaint.
I, Henry Dudzinski, will no longer remain silent relative to the malicious and deliberate erosion of our unalienable rights ant this promulgation is intendet to alert all freedom loving sovereign citizens. I can be reached at the following address.
The Blue Ribbon Anti-Censorship Campaign
