To: Sen. Weiler, T.,
Subject: Rep. Weiler please explain to Rep. Menlove that she admitted knowledge of crimes against her electorate. You have responsibility to take action as well. my brotherFW: Your oaths demand sharing this info with others, my fellow citizens.W: Dear Rep. Rebecc
Date: 2014-03-14T17:00:36Z
Attachments: Survey_for Public Officials under oath to serve 2-14-2014.pdf , Body:
Please take the time to sign the survey and return it to me.?
From: jlp1997@msn.com
To: jdabakis@le.utah.gov; rcantrell@le.utah.gov; shelleyday@le.utah.gov; andrearm@utcourts.gov; suew@utcourts.gov
Subject: Your oaths demand sharing this info with others, my fellow citizens.W: Dear Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck and Rep. Joel K. Briscoe: demand UAG Reyes opinion to verify the legal truth of this Survey and report findings to House Ethics for review.This is proof
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 16:43:35 +0000
We citizens are going to put an end to bribery as a institution.
Have a look at my conversation with Rep. Menlove. Thank her for confessing to violating her oath of office.
your brother and servant of the people.
Jonathan
From: jlp1997@msn.com
To: rchouck@le.utah.gov; jbriscoe@le.utah.gov; newstips@desnews.com
Subject: Dear Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck and Rep. Joel K. Briscoe: demand UAG Reyes opinion to verify the legal truth of this Survey and report findings to House Ethics for review.This is proof of crimes against Utah voters and must be treated as such.
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 08:08:36 +0000
the only way to get your help is to show you both; plainly the crimes against Utah voters is easy to prove in any court of law, that actually uses the facts on hand and gives weight to those facts.
These two DESERET NEWS COMMENTS; should make things clear to your mind. Each of you must give confirmation of your beliefs in writing to honor your oaths;
your responsibility is to ask Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes his opinion, get that opinion in writing and share that information with the House Ethics Committee and the public. The "Survey for Public Officials" is the best way to get an opinion in writing this day. This is a yes or no answer for both of you and our attorney general. He must have an opinion on this clear ethics violation that has never been lawful. And you must have an opinion yourself. Decide what is lawful and return signed survey to me and the public, who you serve.
(email received reply with or without comments please, if you would like to discuss at your offices I would be glad to.)
Sincerely,
Jonathan L. Peterson
Behavior Research for Humanity LLC.
3670 Red Maple Rd. (765e.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84106 208-650-1346 ph
"Deseret News comment on Utah House and Senate are still struggling over the state budget.
If every elected official truly represented its voters: Decisions made would be in the best interests of the people. Right now we have a corrupt system that allows bribery from the highest bidder to rule government. Political contributions that fit the legal description of bribery break our laws. Because most all public offices accept money that was given for special treatment, none of the elected officials want to open that can of worms.
What they don't understand is "They are the worms."
Corporations under corporate mission laws, violate state/federal Bribery Law.
So far no county, state or federal agency is willing to do their jobs with a legally filed criminal complaint against officials receiving and using funds given with the intent to commit bribery. We the people must raise our voices if we expect our laws to be defended.
Law-enforcement can't make themselves honor their oath of office, neither can Utah Senate and House members, or the Utah Supreme Courts, or SL county D.A., or SLC-FBI/DOJ, or Utah State Bar, or House Ethics Committee, or SLC police Dept., or we the people.
We cannot be sheep and expect to be treated like human beings. (3-8-2014)
"Deseret News comment on: Gov. Herbert: I'm an 'action figure' on Medicaid expansion issue."
(3-12-2014)
Dear Governor Gary R. Herbert, Utah House and Senate membership: if you received funding of any kind and then have responsibility ,under your office, for oversight or laws that might favor them, you must recuse yourself from that vote or committee. and say why to the public. What was permitted in the past was unlawful. and a clear violation of voter equality:
bribery is a crime. If you our Utah Governor took money from medical/hospital institutions and then support laws or contracts that help them make money that is clearly bribery. So open your oath bound mouth Governor Herbert and commit on this truth of law. Give them back their money and serve the people of Utah instead of the highest bidders. Ask UAG Sean Reyes if this logic is correct if your personal ethics does not confirm it for you without some help?
We the people must tell our elected officials to be ethical in all of their duties under oath of office or they won't do it. Do not be sheep and expect to have your rights protected. Open your mouths if you agree with my assessment of our bribery driven government. And it will change.
Sincerely,
Jonathan L. Peterson
Behavior Research for Humanity LLC.
3670 Red Maple Rd. (765e.) 208-650-1346 ph.
This is the survey that is attached for easy printing for your use Utah House of Representative Member.
Dear Governor Gary R. Herbert, Utah Senate, Utah House and Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes:
The question is simple and straight forward:
Is the act of giving or receiving gifts or promises with the intent to influence a public official unlawful?
Answer the 1 question survey and honor your oath of office. Please return survey to me?
If intent is provable beyond any reasonable doubt: then such practices must be prosecuted, bribery is a crime against our citizen membership.
Gross misconduct and ethics violations are the least of the charges that should and must be fully investigated/prosecuted by those having authority over such inexcusable behaviors as to accepting or supporting bribery. Bribery is unlawful. The law of bribery is an act against citizen voter equality. Equality of voter powers is the cornerstone of our democracy under a constitution.
We have been silent, those of us who are under constitutional oath of office. Never again can we allow our rules of conduct to be openly violated without voicing our objection in the most vigorous ways at our disposal. We are citizens of the United States of America and by law, constitutional law, must defend each other's rights to the fullest extent available, within the laws we swore to uphold.
Sincerely,
Jonathan L. Peterson
Behavior Research for Humanity LLC.
3670 Red Maple Rd. (765e.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84106 208-650-1346 ph (or P.O. Box 802, SLC,UT 84101) jlp1997@msn.com
I am a public official under oath and must have an opinion about the use of money or promises to influence any public official in the discharge of his or her public or legal duties.
I agree that corporate political contributions are not lawful and violate state and federal bribery statutes because of "corporate mission laws" that protect share holders funds; funds must be spent on profit, potential profit or humanitarian expenditures only. So intent cannot be freedom of speech but seeking influence for profit.
Name(print)__________________________________Sign_________________________date_____
If you believe that corporate contributions are lawful: Sign down here instead:
Name(print)__________________________________Sign__________________________date____
BRIBERY: The offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of something of value for the purpose of influencing the action of an official in the discharge of his or her public or legal duties............unlawful by constitutional Equality Under All Laws.. (created Feb. 14, 2014)
END OF SURVEY .....below are emails between Rep. Menlove and myself. for her to say she cannot assist me in these issues, is in fact a ethics violation against her oath of office. I believe she truly wants to honor her oath but is compelled by fear to remain silent. Fear does not justify ethics violations against voter rights that are known by elected officials.
To: rmenlove@le.utah.gov
Subject: Can't you ask UAG Reyes his opinion on corporations funding political offices, it is clearly bribery and should be stopped. right?RE: Rep. Ronda R Menlove, I can't run for Utah political offices, 3 years resident min., so this debate must be your choice
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2014 02:41:18 +0000
From: rmenlove@le.utah.gov
To: jlp1997@msn.com
Subject: Re: Rep. Ronda R Menlove, I can't run for Utah political offices, 3 years resident min., so this debate must be your choice to promote. your brother Jonathan
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2014 02:36:01 +0000
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 8:25 PM
To: DTS <rmenlove@le.utah.gov>
Subject: RE: Rep. Ronda R Menlove, I can't run for Utah political offices, 3 years resident min., so this debate must be your choice to promote. your brother Jonathan