A Male Victim of Domestic Violence Speaks!
It's Time to Speak Up for Male Victims of Domestic Violence!
Men's Rights Group of Arizona LLC: A Male Victim of Domestic Violence Speaks!
Hello Everyone,
In recent weeks there has been much speculation about my so-called “criminal past”. Today I want to clear up a few things as I move forward with my campaign to sit on the Central Arizona College Board. Therefore,
Additionally, I would also like to point out Lando Voyles was a major player in how my case ended for the worse.
For all intense and purposes, Lando Voyles and Richard Wintory knew Judge Lorona in the Eloy Justice Court had a vested interest in finding men guilty of domestic violence. Judge Lorona was part owner and manager of the Pinal Hispanic Council where all her domestic violence offenders were court ordered to attend classes. While the Presiding Judge and Board President of the Pinal Hispanic Council she diverted court funds into her domestic violence programs she operated and managed. Lando Voyles and Richard Wintory knew this court was corrupt but didn’t care so long as they kept winning cases for this year’s reelection cycle.
For all intense and purposes, Lando Voyles and Richard Wintory knew Judge Lorona in the Eloy Justice Court had a vested interest in finding men guilty of domestic violence. Judge Lorona was part owner and manager of the Pinal Hispanic Council where all her domestic violence offenders were court ordered to attend classes. While the Presiding Judge and Board President of the Pinal Hispanic Council she diverted court funds into her domestic violence programs she operated and managed. Lando Voyles and Richard Wintory knew this court was corrupt but didn’t care so long as they kept winning cases for this year’s reelection cycle.
I fully plan to run and keep my position on the Central Arizona College Board. I hope that once you see the full experience I endured as a male victim of domestic violence you many understand why this period of my life was extremely painful and life altering.
Please Read and share this post. Thank you for your continued support!
Richard Cassalata M.Ed., ABD
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Alberta Primetime
Family Violence Affects Men Too
Original Air Date: Monday, February 04, 2013
http://www.albertaprimetime.com/Stories.aspx?pd=4755
Family violence is a constant problem, but the discussion is often limited to female victims. Many men also deal with violence and abuse, but perhaps lack access to the same resources. Does our approach to this issue need to change? Are solutions to family violence gender-specific? We talk to Dustin Tkachuk, from Legal Aid Alberta and Earl Silverman, from the Family of Men Support Society.
Information about both these organizations can be found here:
http://www.legalaid.ab.ca/help/EmergencySituations/Pages/EPOP.aspx
http://www.familyofmen.com/
Alberta Primetime
Family Violence Affects Men Too
Original Air Date: Monday, February 04, 2013
http://www.albertaprimetime.com/Stories.aspx?pd=4755
Family violence is a constant problem, but the discussion is often limited to female victims. Many men also deal with violence and abuse, but perhaps lack access to the same resources. Does our approach to this issue need to change? Are solutions to family violence gender-specific? We talk to Dustin Tkachuk, from Legal Aid Alberta and Earl Silverman, from the Family of Men Support Society.
Information about both these organizations can be found here:
http://www.legalaid.ab.ca/help/EmergencySituations/Pages/EPOP.aspx
http://www.familyofmen.com/
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