K. N., et ux. v. Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
FifthAmendment FirstAmendment Punishment
Did the state's demands that the parents admit guilt violate their Constitutional rights under the 5th Amendment?
QUESTION(S) PRESENTED 1. Did the state's demands that the parents admit guilt violate their Constitutional rights under the 5th Amendment? Note: Both the Treatment Plan and the therapists, Bernadette Miller and Kristin Best, said it was unacceptable for the parents to deny their guilt. 2. Was the state's requirement that Mr. Newmeyer ride his mountain bike up the mountains in the harsh Montana winter supportive of him being a safe parent? or helpful to him in any way? Or did this violate his Constitutional rights under the 8th Amendment that protects citizens from cruel and unusual punishment? 83. Did the anti-Christian, militant caseworker, Gerry Hill, violate the Newmeyer's freedom of religion when he demanded they stop going to their church? Do his public, anti-Christian posts reveal his prejudice and discrimination against Christians? Did he violate their rights guaranteed in the 1st Amendment and the Civil Rights Act of 1964? 4. Did Kristin Best's repeated anti-Trump, anti-Christian comments create a hostile atmosphere and violate the Newmeyer's freedom of religion? Did her question about President Trump, "How can he step in his dick when it's attached to his head?" constitute sexual harassment? How about her Fbombing? (Kristin Best public twitter 20 Jul 2017) , 5. Did the court abuse its discretion when it chose to take the opinions of two people with lower credentials over 5 PhD psychologists who stated the parents were safe parents. DC pg 13 para 38 Dr. Page, Forensic Psychologist. Around . a dozen people testified how the loving couple went around the world to adopt orphans, then spent lots of money on them and put them both in private schools.