⟡ SWANK Judicial Resistance Archive – TCI ⟡
“A Supervision Order Without Threshold? We Filed to Dismiss It.”
Filed: 7 January 2021
Reference: SWANK/TCI/SOCIALDEV-DISMISS-SUPERVISION-01
📎 Download PDF – 2021-01-07_SWANK_TCI_SocialDev_SupervisionOrder_DismissalApplication_FChambers.pdf
Author: Polly Chromatic
I. This Was Not a Hearing. It Was a Warning — To the State.
Filed by F Chambers, this document is a formal application to dismiss a supervision order launched without legal threshold, procedural basis, or constitutional footing.
It is not argumentative.
It is not emotional.
It is a legal takedown — in seven grounds, and zero euphemisms.
II. What the Application Demands
Dismissal. Entirely.
Because:
The Children Ordinance 2015 (Section 38) was breached — the parent was never served
There was no application for extension of the order under Section 52
No “care or protection” threshold had ever been legally established
The state's involvement had been based on fabricated procedural legitimacy
The matter had already been reviewed and dismissed once — but they came back anyway
And in a final, audacious move:
They attempted to control the child’s passport renewal — using expired safeguarding fiction to reach into international parental rights.
This wasn’t care.
It was state audacity in judicial clothing.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because supervision orders without lawful basis are not rare — they’re standard tools of bureaucratic retaliation.
Because no parent should be asked to comply with a court process they were never served.
Because a document like this doesn’t just resist — it exposes.
We filed this because:
Every line is an accusation dressed as argument
Every paragraph points to state discomfort with autonomy
The refusal to notify was not a clerical error — it was a tactic
Let the record show:
The parent didn’t abscond.
The order wasn’t extended.
The state came anyway.
And the lawyer — wrote it all down.
IV. SWANK’s Position
We do not accept orders that arrive without process.
We do not accept proceedings based on fiction.
We do not accept safeguarding as cover for surveillance and passport control.
Let the record show:
This wasn’t parenting under scrutiny.
It was parental rights under attack —
and SWANK archived the counterstrike in full.
This wasn’t a dismissal application.
It was a petition to embarrass the government into compliance.
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