Jasper County Bleeding Money On Lawyers, Credit Card

Its coming to the point that the only way criminals in government are going to be punished is for their faces to end up looking like US Senator Harry Reid’s. Nobody – and I repeat – nobody in law enforcement wants to touch any of these white collar criminals because those in the FBI and other law enforcement offices are either corrupt to the core themselves or they will end up jobless if they start really doing what they swore under oath to do. Now with that said, EVERYBODY knows there are felonies being committed inside the Jasper County School district and even at SC State University. But again, nobody in law enforcement will touch it under the threat of losing their own jobs if they do – just as investigation prosecutors might lose their jobs if they went in to clean it out. The worst thing to do is absolutely nothing about it, just like is happening all around us. When you ignore the problem for so long, history tells us that is just keeps growing and growing and growing till finally, it is too big a problem – too widespread a problem to combat and take down. Unless, of course, you have someone in power with the courage and the balls to stand up to it and take it down.
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Can we use the Federal False Claim Act to dismantle these criminal tax payer money sucking regimes within our own government? A good team of lawyers can do it. And the False Claim Act, from my understanding of both the wording of the Act and relevant case law gives plenty of incentive to do just that. Rewards can be had in percentages of the money illegal taken and recovered. And believe me when I say, the money stolen, abused, wasted, mis-used, whatever, a whistleblower filing a False Claim Act federal suit, stand to get rich off of these corruption infested school systems that receive federal funds through programs dished out by the SC Dept of Education.

In 2012 I was the incumbent for District 8 in Jasper County. I had been asked numerous times to support the Superintendent and the Board – I refused (I am an educator from NY, was an Assistant Dean of Students at a NY college, taught freshmen and etc) because I saw first hand how the lack of elementary and secondary education would harm the student later in life. A group (Randy Horton, Barbara Clark and myself – Pamela Williams) of us went to the Secretary of Education with documentation and I appeared before the Ethics Commission in Columbia where I told about the conditions in the school.
In July 2012, as an incumbent and the only person running for School Board in District 8 I filed my petition with the Election Commission in Jasper County.
On August 3, 2012, I received a letter from the Elections Commission stating that I was not in School District 8 but was in School District 9 – therefore, I could not run for the school board in either District 8 or 9 because it was too late to file a petition. The redistricting lines were drawn in 1999 and not applied until 2012 in my District therefore removing me as the incumbent in District 8. This tactic has been used on numerous occasions to remove those who disagreed with the status quo.
Randy, Barbara and I went to every legal entity available to no avail. We later learned that Dr. Zais’s hands were tied until the State Board of Education reacted to what we had presented. To date, you know, that their worth and response has been silence.
To most people’s dismay, I was appointed to the Jasper County Voter Registration and Election Commission in August 2013 (over vehement discussion) and have been re-appointed until December 2016.
I vowed that every and anything I could do, within the legal constraints of the law, would be done to ensure that the voters’ rights are protected at every booth.
My letter of complaint against the school board and prior elections were sent to the State Voters’ Registration and to the Federal Department of Justice, Elections Board, to date there has been no answer from either.
Under the Williams Act in California the parents and students can bring a law suit against the Jasper County School System for the “mis-education of students.” Please someone look at the Act and take action.
I will offer any assistance necessary to sue for the right to become educated and live a quality life.

As long as suits are brought generally against the school district, the legal bills have to be paid by the district.

Investigative journalists should be naming specific names or specific participants in the scams, mis-use and, face it, outright theft.

(If it is a small group within the district admins, then, since the district is being deprived of better spent fed resources, the FBI can apply RICO statutes … And prosecute the cadre’ … Fiduciary Irresponsibility is a crime when it is deliberate.)