Due Process Non Existent in Colorado
- Justin Kirscht

- Feb 3, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 4, 2025

The family court process here in Colorado, I would argue is one of the MOST CORRUPT and "broken" in the country, but I know better. The "Family Court" process is such a tried and true method of destroying families and capitalizing off of families pain and drama, each state gets federal kick-backs via Title IV-D, by separating kids from their parents. It is NO coincidence that #ParentalAlienation is an epidemic being experienced all over the world. #Fatherlessness
For example, the credibility of a litigant can be totally destroyed in one or more jurisdictions; but that same litigant can continue to “shop around” different counties until they find one either bored enough, or in need of money so bad, they will without hesitation, destroy another hard working parent's life based off of false claims that are unsupported and not corroborated by any evidence at all. This tactic is known as "The Silver Bullet” tactic and it is well known and executed by an every growing generation of malicious parents.
Many of the advocates an movements to go up against such a Goliath as the Family Courts, are divided, as intended, and many unknowing parents are encouraged to escalate the fight against one another, instead of finding solutions that actually are IN THE BEST INTEREST of the CHILDREN, so on goes the circus of the kangaroo courts acting under the color of "LAW" to deceive and strike FEAR into anyone who even thinks about questioning them.
With the rising number of pro se parties that are actually taking more of a stance in the courtroom and mitigating cases themselves, often times against city attorney's and paid attorneys from the opposition, there is a rising number of cases that are under appeals processes and are under investigations for mistrials. Many of the courts are simply NOT prepared to go up against a citizenry that has studied, is hurting for remedy, and is not AFRAID to navigate the once dangerous waters of fighting trial attorneys in a courtroom without a college education, a law degree, or the experience of doing such a task day in and day out. For example, in the Denver Juvenile Court System, there STILL to this day is NO WAY for a person to turn in, or submit video evidence to validate claims or to exonerate them. The instructions are to email documents or photographic evidence to an email address and all the parties can review them, but many people will know that most video files longer than 30 seconds or so, especially higher quality, it's going to be way too large to email. If you try to explain this concept to any of the clerks, or even to a judge, you get that blank flouridated stare back and no valid answer to build on. It's a very condescernding approach towards a public that is already mistrusting, and fed up with our local county and civic duty officials.



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