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LEON KOZIOL. COMA PARENTING RIGHTS INSTITUTE

1518 Genesee StreetAugust 10, 2010Utica, New York 13502Office: (315) 735-2271Direct: (315) 796-4000e-mail: admin@leonkoziol.com

OUR PROSPECTUS

Prepared by: Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

“The state must declare the child to be the most precious treasure of the people.As long as the government is perceived as working for the benefit of the children,the people will happily endure almost any curtailment of liberty and almost anydeprivation”Adolph Hitler,

Mein Kampf

Today in America, children and parents are being deprived of one another in a most insidiousfashion. Through an ever expanding bureaucracy of government agents and forensicappointments made in our domestic relations courts, children are coming under the control of thestate in a manner never before seen in human history. All of it is being carried out in the so-called “best interests” of our children.Child control agendas have been orchestrated by lawmakers and special interests to addressevery imaginable issue attributed to our offspring. In the process, mainstream parents have beencompelled to endure a very serious curtailment of liberties contrary to the laws of nature. Thestate’s propaganda is so powerful that many victims remain wholly unaware that their childrearing freedoms have been unlawfully seized.

Leon Koziol,comPage 2This parenting rights institute was formed to provide a check upon abuses of power exercised byour federal and state governments in the context of parent-child relations. Our prospectus may become the most important work you will ever read on the subject. It represents a very timelycall for a joint undertaking by every person who visits us atwww.leonkoziol.com.As the author of this prospectus, my goal is to enlighten you to an alarming trend in child controllaws that impair a natural order of childrearing. Many of these laws, particularly those dealingwith child “custody” and “support”, carry a revenue generating purpose that actually harms parents, children and their families. The state is not inclined to rectify such harm without a publicdemand for reform. This requires research, organization, financial support and a plan of action.The alarming trend is found in domestic relations processes where child alienation and parentingdeprivations combine to produce costly conflict, increased criminal behavior, unwanted teen pregnancies and an unparalleled decline in moral values. The impacts are upon each and everyone of us on a daily basis. Any effort to reverse this trend requires volunteer support and privatecontributions insofar as the state is unlikely to fund a risk to its own money making systems.In this prospectus, we show how our domestic relations laws provide incentives for divorce,child exploitation and family conflict. We explain why untold numbers of people are beingdrawn unnecessarily into the state’s institutionalized framework and how our productivity as anation is being consequently harmed. When families are compelled by law into court for disputeresolution, their members do not realize how much childrearing freedoms they surrender tooutsiders. The arbitrary mandate of naming a “custodial parent” begins the damaging process.During my 23 year professional career as a constitutional and civil rights attorney, I haveobserved countless families needlessly damaged and financially exploited by this system.Predictably, my efforts to reform the same system from within were answered by governmentretaliation and career damage described, in part, on our website. Fate has therefore compelled meto establish this institute. The cause must go on for the sake of future generations.In July, 2010, I was a featured speaker at a family preservation conference in Washington D.C.Following my presentation, I was privileged to hear a speaker describe her work as a domesticrelations counselor. She related personal horrors as an alienated child and later, an alienatingmother. She then broke down emotionally after sharing with her audience the pending death of her father. The immense pain and suffering which she visibly depicted at the hands of the statecould not be remedied for a middle aged victim. Years of deprivations could not be regained.The comparable injuries to innocent victims everywhere must be presented to policymakers andour courts. Physical, financial and psycho-social harm caused by this system is leading to premature death among countless victimized Americans. Had this effort been properly made inearlier decades, such harm could have been prevented. It is a timely issue which touches upon allothers in dramatic fashion. Crucial reform will not occur by ignoring our call for assistance.

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MEANINGFUL REFORM

This institute is maintained by a volunteer staff of concerned parents. To achieve our crucialgoals, extensive funding is needed to bring certain test cases to fruition in the courts. History hasshown that nationwide precedent is often made in New York. Hence, our institute is presentlyfocused on two parenting rights actions which I have brought personally before the state’s highcourt in Albany and federal district court in New York State.Civil rights litigation constitutes the fast track for parenting reform. We saw this occur in suchtest cases as Brown v Board of Education, 347 US 483 (1954), where a century of establishedgovernment policy (separate but equal doctrine) was overturned in a single decision. Similarly,when women sought to challenge gender based abortion laws, they filed Roe v Wade tocircumvent processes behind a constitutional amendment in the states.These reform cases occurred within present day lifetimes, but none could claim a subject so profound as the preservation of parent-child relations. Embedded within every relationship areall the human rights which have existed since the beginning of civilization. Indeed the SupremeCourt continues to refer to parenting rights as the “oldest liberty interest” recognized under our Constitution. It deserves our utmost vigilance, because, wherever and whenever this interest isimpaired, human morality degenerates to the levels we see rampant in America today.The impairment of fundamental liberty rights in the parenting context has now reachedintolerable extremes. It is executed routinely in our domestic relations courts through themandatory imposition of a “custodial institution of childrearing” as I call it. Here, the state takesvirtual control of our children, and through its dysfunctional system, justifies sweeping intrusionsupon historically private family matters. The interests of parents are “at best, secondary”according to lead lawyer consultants, see Scheinkman, New York Law of Domestic Relations.Left unchecked by our citizenry over the past few decades, this “custodial institution” hasevolved into a multi-billion dollar child industry despite the increasingly archaic nature of the“custodial” process. As this prospectus will further demonstrate, money interests aresystematically replacing child interests as a driving force behind the vast erosion of our mostimportant rights in these courts. Money has become a root cause of widespread child injury because the state has simply transferred its dysfunction to the parents. Meaningful relief is best achieved through a writ or appeal before the United States SupremeCourt. This can only come by way of a ruling from a state’s highest court or a federal appealscourt. As referenced, our institute is currently engaged with test cases in both judicial tracks.Unfortunately, present day litigation is heavily burdened by processing fees, transcript costs,