"you are challenging my authority"

[oddity2001]

These are the words of a sheriff.

We had a child welfare hearing today to try and gain increased contact with my children. I can see my eldest son twice a week unsupervised and my youngest one a week SUPERVISED. All of this due to bullshit created by my "wife" who attacked me, i reacted and got done for "domestic assault".

I was arrested and charged for this. However this was thrown out of court.

Now we had a new sheriff appointed in early September she point blank refused to accept a bar reporters report stating that is in the best interest of my children to have increased contact with me due to the domestic violence allegation. We were to request a report from the contact centre regarding my youngest.

We managed to get this done in record time. We saw the same sheriff today who point blank stated she had made her decision in September and why were we challenger her authority.

The decision had NOTHING to do with the best interests of the children instead it had to do with satisfying the ego of this bitch.

So much for justice in this country. I have seen my youngest child 19 times since he was born. At out last contact he had a blank look on his face like i was a stranger. This is soul destroying but the sheriff cannot lose face.

Has anyone else experienced egotistical sheriffs before?

wow. calm down, stand down. if and when your wife believes you're not trying to use the system to control her then maybe you'll see more of your child.

Calling the mother of your child is really trashy behaviour.

Whoever attacked whom, it sounds like supervised access is a really sensible idea and not 'bullshit' at all.

oh I get it, it's the sherriff that you're calling a bitch

She is not being unreasonable. Even if you are given the benefit of the doubt (ie, your wife drove you to violence fgs ) the judge can only go by the evidence in front of her. You were violent. Also, it sounds like she's correct that you were challenging her authority. I guess because you have no respect for her or her judgement.