The Supreme Court of the United States [SCOTUS] denied my petition for extraordinary writ [0] on February 22. This asked SCOTUS to order the district court to abide by the case law requiring an evidentiary hearing (tl/dr: I filed for habeas corpus in the US District Court in January 2018. My friend's legal mail was intercepted by her $9,000/month treatment center. The owner of the facility was formerly a criminal defense attorney, and wrote a crafty letter which was docketed as a 'motion to dismiss'. I now have videos proving this is fraudulent. The District Court and the Court of Appeals would rather not deal with me, because I'm asking them to deal with our make-work mental health industry.)
I sent SCOTUS a petition for rehearing [1] last month. This time I told them about how the Soviets' preferred medication for dissident re-education was haloperidol, My petition for rehearing specifically asks the supreme court to end the medical torture of U.S. citizens [pdf pg 3]. This has been distributed for the April 14 2022 conference.
My friend is 'stabilized' with haloperidol when she gets out of sorts [1, pg 4]. All she actually needs is an adequate diet and a low-stress environment.
The Mad in America [MIA] foundation posted my essay about how I got to file at SCOTUS: Malignant Do-Gooderism: The Tragedies of Allopathic Psychiatry - https://www.madinamerica.com/2022/02/malignant-gooderism/
If SCOTUS denies my petition for rehearing, I next get to file a proper petition for writ of certiorari. My application for extension of time [2] was granted last month. (Something interesting: 21A512 has a 'received' stamp, whereas [1] does not. The difference is that I had the post office stamp the date on the outside of the envelope on [1], whereas I just sent 21A512 with stamps, and it presumably was not dated. SCOTUS pro-tip: have your mailings date-stamped by the post office.)
A few people have reached out to me on Twitter after reading my MIA essay. One of them has a very good 'false claims act' suit. She escaped from Arizona's involuntary mental health industry after 3 years of harmful treatment, with the assistance of her family. Can't share the details, because 'false claims' cannot be presented for swindles that are covered in the media (for example). I remember also witnessing the class of medical abuse that this woman was subjected to.
[0] SCOTUS Docket: https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/do...
[1] Petition for Rehearing: https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/21/21-6444/219300/202...
[2] Extension of Time: https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/do...