Riley’s mother, Sandra Stratton, said
she wasn’t informed or invited to sit in when officials
“interrogated” her daughter. She did say the school called that
morning to discuss the parent’s complaint about the sex-talk
message with her son.“They never once told me they were going to
bring her into the room and demand her Facebook password,” Sandra
said. ACLU wins settlement for sixth-grader's Facebook posting –
ACLU sued Minnewaska school after sixth-grader was forced to give up
password. Article by: Curt Brown, Star Tribune. Updated: March 25,
2014 - 11:06 PM.
So I decided to ask the corrupt school officials at Alexandria High School at District 206 if they interrogated their students, didn't I? I did, didn't I?
We offer a one-day training program on
The Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation for school
administrators. In the last several years we have conducted this
one-day seminar for school administrators in: Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Oregon and New York.The
Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation for School
Administrators. c 2012 John E. Reid and Associates, Inc. Presented by
Joseph P. Buckley, President. John E. Reid and Associates, Inc.
info@reid.com, www.reid.com, jbuckley@reid.com
And I received the "third degree" for asking for legal information, didn't I? I did, didn't I?
In Minnesota we're sort of in this
transition because we've been recording interrogations now for about
15 years. We're sort of in a transition from the Reid approach to
this investigative interviewing approach. Real Interrogation: What
actually happens when cops question kids. By Barry C. Feld,
Centennial Professor of Law, University of Minnesota. Lecture
delivered February 14, 2013 at Arizona State University – School of
Criminology and Criminal Justice.
I was lied to, harassed, and was illegally denied public information by the Grand Inquisitor . . . aka Superintendent Rick Lahn, wasn't I?
I realize the name is the “Reid
Technique of Interview and Interrogation”, but we, as school
personnel, do not claim to interrogate anyone. We interview, we ask a
lot of questions, we investigate, we make every attempt to follow
the Reid technique to the letter; however, we do not call what we do
interrogation. Interrogation stirs up mental pictures of
smoke-filled rooms, bright lights, and other negative images
portrayed in movies and on TV. The last thing you want going around
your school/community is that the Deans/VP in your school interrogate
students. It may be more palatable to describe what we do after
initial interview as an effort to clarify an inconsistencies or
discrepancies in the information that the student has given us. Reid
Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation - Tips for Educators by:
Steve Greiner, Dean of Students.Crystal Lake High School.
http://www.isda.us/images/Reid_tips_2.pdf
The only things missing from the experience were the bright lights in my face and the heavy phone book crashing down onto my head, weren't they? They were, weren't they?
13.43 PERSONNEL DATA. Subd. 2. Public
data. (a), (2) job title and bargaining unit; job description;
education and training background; and previous work experience; (7)
work location; a work telephone number; badge number; work-related
continuing education; and honors and awards received;
Assistant Principal Amy Sack was the one I sent the original data request to, wasn't it? It was, wasn't it?
A. Generally, students may not be
interviewed during the school day by persons other than a student’s
parents, school district officials, employees and/or agents, except
as otherwise provided by law and/or this policy. 519 Interviews of
Student by Outside Agencies – II. General Statement of Policy.
Alexandria, Minnesota School District 206. page 519-1.
And it is a matter of the public record that Assistant Principal Amy Sack has a history of illegally withholding data, isn't it? It is, isn't it? (We'll get into that more in a later post, won't we?)
Security and Maintenance 1. The school
district shall establish appropriate security safeguards to ensure
that video recordings are maintained and stored in conformance with
the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, Minn. Stat. Ch. 13, and
the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, 20 U.S.C. § 1232g,
and the rules and/or regulations promulgated there under. 2. The
school district shall ensure that video recording are retained in
accordance with the school district’s records retention schedule.
II. General Statement of Policy – 736 Video Surveillance Other Than
On Buses. Page 736 – 2.
Superintendent Rick Lahn made it clear to me that he was going to conspire with District 206's legal counsel to illegally withhold this public data from me, didn't he? He did, didn't he?
2013 Minnesota Statutes. 13.03 Access
to Government Data. Subd. 3. Request for access to data. (c) The
responsible authority or designee shall provide copies of public data
upon request. 13.43 Personnel Data. Subd. 2. Public data. (a) (2) job
title and bargaining unit; job description; education and training
background; and previous work experience.
Superintendent Rick Lahn did that by maliciously describing my data request as "ridiculous," didn't he?
In addition, MDE does not charge for
the first two (2) hours of program staff time spent searching for,
retrieving and making copies of data. Guide for Member of the Public
Requesting Information – Minnesota Department of Education.
February 2012, page 6.
Superintendent Rick Lahn also maliciously described my data request as "very out of the ordinary," didn't he?
2. Interrogation. Where an interview is
an exercise in education, an interrogation is an exercise of
extraction. The interrogation of a suspect presents special problem
which we will not address, other than to make one observation. Many
examiners approach the interrogation of a suspect with the objective
of extracting a confession. This is a capital mistake, as the suspect
may be innocent. The examiner should approach the suspect
interrogation with the same objective as any other form of
questioning – to extract the truth. You are more likely to achieve
the truth if you do not try to impose your preconceptions about the
truth upon the witness. George R. Dekle, Sr, Prosecution Principles:
A Clinical Handbook (Thompson/West:2007), Page 166.
Superintendent Rick Lahn also maliciously said: "We're not going to have our chain yanked by somebody like you." didn't he? He did, didn't he?
Consider that a fact-giver may have
worked so many hours or days on a case that, without any malicious
intent, he may have withheld relevant information or even supplied
unfounded information to the investigator. When an initial
investigator becomes emotionally involved in solving a case, it is
not uncommon for him or her to lose perspective of a truth-seeker and
assume the adversarial role of a prosecutor, attempting to “build a
case” against the person he believes is responsible for the crime.
Fred E. Inbau, John E. Reid, Joseph P. Buckley, Brian C. Jayne,
Criminal Interrogation and Confessions, 4th Ed., page 17.
Superintendent Rick Lahn has got a screw loose if he thinks that I will let him, his corrupt Assist. Principal Amy Sack and their slime ball attorney waste my valuable time, insult my intelligence and waste valuable public resources illegally dodging my data request, hasn't he? He has, hasn't he?
But he never expected as part of his
FOIA request to receive an internal Navy note that details how to
dismiss his request as a “fishing expedition.” Mr. MacFarlane had
sought information related to the Navy Yard shooting in September and
had asked that all fees beyond $15 be waived, Politico reported. The
surprise Navy memo said to negotiate with Mr. MacFarlane over his
request and characterize it as a waste of time. It also said,
Politico reported, to speak about the cost of fulfilling the request
as a means of pressuring Mr. MacFarlane to “narrow the scope” of
his FOIA. The memo specifically states: “Again, ‘fishing
expedition.’ Just because they are media doesn’t mean the memos
shed light on specific government activities.” The U.S. Navy
apologized for the memo. U.S. Navy mistakenly sends how-to memo on
dodging FOIA requests By Cheryl K. Chumley, The Washington Times.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014.
The next round is going to be a virtual kick in the "nuts" for Superintendent Rick Lahn, isn't it? It is, isn't it?
By making another person feel fearful,
guilty, or ashamed, the manipulator is in a position to gain control
over the other individual's affects, thoughts, and behaviors by
substituting his own beliefs. This is the basic mechanism of
gaslighting whether used in everyday life, in psychotherapy
situations, or in the thought-reform and mind-control manipulations
of cult leaders. Some advertising and many social interactions in
which one person attempts to gain control over another are based on
this principle.” Gaslighting, The Double Whammy, Interrogation and
Other Covert Control in Psychotherapy & Analysis, Theo L. Dorpat
(Maryland: 2004), Page 7.
If Superintendent Rick Lahn was upset with me before, then he will be even more upset with me after I pull the special move on him, won't he? He will, won't he?
More to come . . .
Related links:
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