Posted on 08/09/2016 1:24:03 PM PDT by fwdude
Wait until they make a “Formal Demand” of some kind, then TAKE YOUR LAWYER and Go straight to the Police Dept or DA’s Office and FILE FELONY EXTORTION CHARGES against the Individual making these UNLAWFUL DEMANDS.
Another reason to leave California?
Agreed...
Filing an R4 private school affidavit is simple and legal. They haven’t a leg to stand on.
Never had any problems....
Moved to OK in 97-98...and never had any problems.
Both kids very successful...
Can't ask for much more...............
Ping
Is that really possible?
Interesting history I wasn’t aware of about home schooling. Thanks!
I can vouch for the poor quality of education from inferior “teachers” in the public school system. It is a lowest-common-denominator proposition, to be sure.
I was primary schooled through the 70’s in a large metropolitan area. Even then, it was devolving into a morass of PC nonsense and entitlements. My 5th grade teacher was a drunk, who basically baby sat us for 3 subject classes. I became very far behind in math. It wasn’t until an involved teacher in 6th grade helped get me caught up. But the damage was almost impossible to overcome. I struggled through college because of it.
http://www.shouselaw.com/extortion.html#1.2
1.2. Extortion by threatening letter (Penal Code 523 PC)
The legal definition of extortion by threatening letter in California is as follows:
The defendant sent or delivered a threatening letter or other writing to another person;
In the letter, the defendant threatened to do any of the following:
a. Unlawfully injure the other person, a third party, or their property,
b. Accuse the other person, or that person’s relative or family member, of a crime, OR
c. Expose a secret about the other person or that person’s relative or family member, or connect any of them with a crime or disgraceful matter; AND
When sending or delivering the letter, the defendant intended to use this threat to obtain money, property, or an official act from the other person.19
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As you can see, extortion by threatening letter is pretty much the same as extortion by force or fear, except for two key differences:
Extortion by threatening letter must involve putting the threat into a letter or other writing, and
For extortion by threatening letter, the alleged “victim” does not actually need to hand over their money or property or commit an official act...or even consent to do so.
Example: Jessica meets men in online chat rooms and has brief sexual relationships with them. She then sends them letters threatening to accuse them of sexual assault if they do not send her money. None of the men responds to the letters or sends her money...but Jessica has still committed the crime of extortion by threatening letter.20
Wait until they make a “Formal Demand” of some kind,
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I see. They haven’t made demands of any kind, merely sent out misinformation.
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