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EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA A PEDOPHILE'S PARADISE In Comforting Pedophiles - Than Protecting Children. Is Your Florida Attorney A Convicted Felon? |
June 9, 2021 |
Governments Should Be Afraid Of Their People." - Alan Moore - "V For Vendetta"
THIS ARTICLE IS BEING OFFERED AS A JOURNALISTIC EDITORIAL,
NO LEGAL OPINION, OR AUTHORITY, SHOULD BE INFERRED
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This article is a follow-up to our May 31, 2021 article POLITICAL GONORRHEA ! - Political Favors Are Standard Practice Within The 18th State Attorney's Office. We recommend that you read our previous article in conjunction with this article - so that you, the reader - will have a full appreciation of what has, and is transpiring, within the local criminal justice system. (East Central Florida - with particular attention given to Brevard & Seminole counties) In our OPINION - the Florida 18th Judicial Circuit (Brevard & Seminole counties) maintains a rather high tolerance for child sex offenders. Maybe that is why - sexual offenders, such as Jeffrey Epstein decide to call Florida home? Within our May 31, 2021 article POLITICAL GONORRHEA ! - Political Favors Are Standard Practice Within The 18th State Attorney's Office, we outlined our concern, and "OPINION", that due to Mr. Norman's criminal conviction for possessing, and distributing, several digital pictures of prepubesent (ages 3-10) children engaging in sex acts (child porn) - he shouldn't - as required by Florida law (F.S. 775.215) - be able to reside within 1000 feet of a "family park". Circuit Court Judge Steven Henderson has issued his second order (this second order was not available for posting within our earlier article) - finding that Mr. Norman can continue to reside at his residence - in violation of the 1000 feet barrier of the county operated family park.  As is supported by documentation within our earlier article - Mr. Norman is apparently a long term & retired Brevard County government employee. This publication suspects that Norman - and former assistant state attorney, Andrew John Jones (more on Jones shortly) were provided with certain "accommodations" due to their government service. This publication disagrees with Judge Henderson's argument that Mr. Norman qualifies for the "grandfather" clause within the state law - and even if so entitled, Mr. Norman agreed to the residence restriction within his plea deal with the State (CLICK HERE - see paragraph #32) - which would have waived any such "grandfather" clause entitlement. In OUR OPINION - Judge Henderson, through his Norman residence decision, and the state attorney, with their "no prison" plea deal with Mr. Norman - have indicated their strong desire to comfort sexual offenders, over the safety and welfare of Florida's children. There is not doubt - that Brevard parents are left with the false belief - that no sex offenders live within a 1000 feet of the Riverwalk Family Park. May 31, 2021 VolusiaExposed.Com POLITICAL GONORRHEA ! POLITICAL PROSECUTIONS OVER HONEST POLICING, A RECKONING APPROACHES BREVARD COUNTY When Statutory Rape Is Merely "Child Abuse". According to available court records (see below linked records), and within several media accounts (see below linked articles) - former front running judicial candidate, Andrew John Jones (42 years of age) has secured a plea deal regarding his 2019 arrest for having sex with a minor. Supportive reports (see below linked court documents & media reports) state that Jones engaged in sex with a seventeen year old girl - that Jones had employed as a campaign staffer. As a condition of his plea deal - Jones admitted to knowingly engaging in sex with the minor. September,10 2019 WFTV.Com Florida attorney accused of having sex with teen who helped with judicial campaign. June 3, 2021 WESH.Com Former Seminole County assistant state attorney enters plea on 2 felony sex charges June 3, 2021 ClickOrlando.Com Former Seminole County judicial candidate admits sex with teen, gets house arrest. Records verify that Mr. Jones is a former assistant state attorney within the 18th Circuit's State Attorney's office (State Attorney Phil Archer - Seminole & Brevard counties). Jones' plea deal with state officials comes on the heels of former Seminole tax collector, Joel Greenberg's plea deal with federal officials regarding him sex trafficking a seventeen year old girl. May 14, 2021, NYTIMES.COM Read the document: Plea Deal for Joel Greenberg. |
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While Greenberg's criminal activities have alleged ties to other possible co-defendents (see below linked media article) - currently there are no apparent connections, between Greenberg's & Jones' sex crimes against children - OTHER than - both involved sex with seventeen year old girls - and both crimes transpired under the watchful eye & jurisdiction of Florida State Attorney Phil Archer.
March 31, 2021 WashingtonPost.Com Ex-GOP official Joel Greenberg flaunted ties to Matt Gaetz. Then he was charged with child sex trafficking. Under a plea deal with the state, Jones was not sentenced under any sexual offenses. Jones entered a guilty plea to child abuse, a third-degree felony, and tampering with evidence, also a third-degree felony. Jones, like Mr. Stephen Norman avoided a prison sentence. The judge sentenced Jones to two (2) years of house arrest, followed by 8 years probation. He has a curfew from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. and can only leave the home for work. He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim - and must pay for her ongoing counseling services. |
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Both Recused Themselves From The Jones Prosecution At the request of State Attorney Phil Archer, Governor Ron DeSantis recused Archer's office in the criminal prosecution of Mr. Jones. According to the governor's order, Archer's recusal was necessary due to Archer's professional and personal relationship with the defendant's father - a well heeled attorney in the Orlando area. |
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Apparently, Archer failed to mention that Jones Jr. was a former assistant state attorney within his office. Then again - maybe the governor failed to include that information within his recusal order.
The Florida Supreme Court also ordered a judge outside the 18th Judicial Circuit to preside over the Jones case. These "recusals" by both the state attorney and the Court are nothing more than mere "dog and pony shows" designed to "convince" the public that justice is still being served. There is little to no doubt, that State Attorney Archer held great influence over the handling of the Jones' prosecution. Even with, or maybe because of these CYA "recusals" - the criminal justice system provided Jones with "special treatment". The rape of a minor is lowered to "simple child abuse" - with no prison time attached - how is that justice? |
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Report Abuse - Go To Jail After-all - Internet reporter Dana Delaney Loyd received a year in jail for merely reporting alleged child abuse. This publication is of the firm belief that Brevard County law enforcement authorities failed to properly investigate Loyd's child abuse allegations - prior to ruling Loyd's allegations as "false". This publication has further argued our OPINION - that the Brevard County Sheriff's Office lacked the legal authority to determine whether Loyd's abuse report was indeed a "false" report. Will He Be Disbarred? Upon reviewing a few media accounts regarding the Jones' plea deal - the public is left to believe that Mr. Jones' law license will be revoked. Afterall - he is now a convicted felon - surely, he can't be an attorney....... well....sadly... he apparently can..... and probably will soon be practicing law again. Jones Will Practice Law Again The How - the Jones family is heavily politically connected. AND more importantly - Florida Supreme Court rules allow it. (more on that shortly) |
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The Why - the Florida judicial system is heavily corrupt.
Allow Felons To Be Attorneys As per an April 15, 2009 article from the Florida Bar titled Disbarment should be forever, and felons need not apply - there is a move on to forbid all convicted felons from being attorneys within Florida. Sadly, and surprisingly - felons can, and are apparently serving as attorneys within Florida. From our "read" of current Florida Supreme Court "rules" - convicted felons that have completed their probation, AND have had their civil rights restored can become practicing Florida attorneys. (see below) 2-13.3 Convicted Felon. A person who has been convicted of a felony is not eligible to apply until the person's civil rights have been restored. 2-13.4 Serving Felony Probation. A person who is serving a sentence of felony probation, regardless of adjudication of guilt, is not eligible to apply until termination of the period of probation. |
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The Florida Bar & the Supreme Court COULD disbar Jones from the practice of law. But - even if they do - he could easily be quietly reinstated to the Bar. So, while Mr. Jones awaits the Court decision of his motion (see above) to redact his name, address, and other personal information from the court record - you can rest assured that before long Mr. Jones will also be requesting that the Court restore his civil rights - so that he can return to the practice of law. This publication suspects that the Court will grant both - Mr. Jones "confidentiality" motion - and his anticipated restoration of civil rights motion - thereby opening the door for the Florida Bar & Supreme Court to restore his law license. All the while - Internet reporter Dana Delaney Loyd remains a convicted felon... but - who knows - maybe, in a few years, Loyd can hire Jones as her attorney - in order to get her civil rights restored too. The 18th Circuit's Proposed Theme Song Reba McEntire's The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia (1991) font> Should the 18th Judicial Circuit ever consider a "theme song" to represent the circuit - this publication would recommend Reba McEntire's 1991 song - "The Night The Lights When Out In Georgia" (see above music video) Like the song says - in the 18th judicial circuit, you should "never trust your soul to a backwoods southern lawyer" - and we suspect that several judges within this particular judicial circuit - "have blood stains on (his) their hands". It's also sadly worth noting - that Brevard also has a "big belly sheriff". AND - there are some judges within this judicial circuit that would rule a suspect "guilty, in a make believe trial - while slapping the sheriff on the back with a smile." And so goes for what passes for justice within Brevard and Seminole counties, Florida....... stand by to stand by ....... there is surely more to come of this...... |
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