Writing Sample #3: Statutory
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE __________ DISTRICT OF PRINCIPALITY
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1 Elliott Reed I,
2 Plaintiff,
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4 v.
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6 John and Jane Does 1–99,
7 Individuals Acting in a Coordinated,
8 Structured Pattern of Harassment, Coercion,
9 Interference, and Enterprise-Like Misconduct,
10 Defendants.
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12 Case No.: ____________________
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14 RICO-STYLE CIVIL COMPLAINT
15 WITH FIVE COUNTS FOR RELIEF
16 (Expressive / Creative Document)
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18 _________________________________________________
19 Filed Electronically
20 _________________________________________________
TABLE OF CONTENTS
21 I. Introduction ................................................. p. 3
22 II. Jurisdiction & Venue ..................................... p. 4
23 III. Parties ...................................................... p. 5
24 IV. Enterprise Allegations .................................. p. 6
25 V. Pattern of Racketeering-Like Conduct ............. p. 8
26 VI. Injuries to Plaintiff ....................................... p. 10
27 VII. Claims for Relief (Counts I–IV) ...................... p. 12
28 VIII. Prayer for Relief .......................................... p. 15
I. INTRODUCTION
29 Plaintiff submits this expressive civil RICO-style Complaint to document
30 a prolonged, coordinated pattern of misconduct organized by unknown
31 individuals whose behavior resembles an unlawful enterprise—intentional,
32 structured, continuous, and injurious.
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34 The document employs federal RICO format, prosecutorial tone, and
35 indictment-style clarity for expressive purposes only.
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37 Plaintiff’s injuries span years, jurisdictions, and domains of life,
38 fulfilling the structural pattern associated with enterprise-level harm.
II. JURISDICTION AND VENUE
39 Symbolic jurisdiction arises under the structure of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961–1968
40 due to the extended multi-actor pattern described herein.
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42 Venue is appropriate because the harmful conduct alleged is not confined
43 to one locality and impacts federally protected interests.
III. PARTIES
44 Plaintiff, Elliott Reed I, is a natural person who has suffered:
45 (a) deprivation of multiple years of parental access;
46 (b) reputational and legal damage, including a felony conviction
47 influenced by surrounding coercive conditions;
48 (c) daily harassment, stalking, and intimidation.
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50 Defendants, John and Jane Does 1–99, are unidentified individuals who,
51 upon information and belief, engaged in coordinated, enterprise-like
52 misconduct with continuous purpose, method, and function.
IV. ENTERPRISE ALLEGATIONS
53 Defendants constituted an “enterprise” within the broad conceptual
54 meaning of civil RICO: an association of persons functioning together
55 for a shared illicit purpose.
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57 The enterprise’s objective included:
58 (a) destabilizing Plaintiff’s familial relationships;
59 (b) exerting pressure leading to legal jeopardy;
60 (c) systematically harassing, stalking, and monitoring Plaintiff;
61 (d) eroding his autonomy and standing through coordinated acts.
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63 The enterprise possessed:
64 • Continuity: multi-year duration;
65 • Structure: recurring methods and differentiated roles;
66 • Purpose: impairment, isolation, and control.
V. PATTERN OF RACKETEERING-LIKE CONDUCT
67 A “pattern” emerged marked by relatedness and continuity:
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69 1. Relatedness
70 Each act furthered the same overarching objective—targeting Plaintiff’s
71 liberty, reputation, and parental role.
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73 2. Continuity
74 Conduct persisted daily over nearly four uninterrupted years.
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76 3. Methods and Means
77 (a) coordinated harassment (digital and in-person);
78 (b) reputational sabotage;
79 (c) psychological coercion;
80 (d) interference with family and legal processes;
81 (e) surveillance-like observation and tracking.
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83 These acts collectively form a pattern analogous to racketeering activity
84 in structure and continuity, though this document is expressive only.
VI. INJURIES TO PLAINTIFF
85 Plaintiff has suffered concrete, continuing injuries:
86 (a) deprivation of innumerable sustained years of parental time;
87 (b) a felony conviction arising amid coercive and manipulated conditions;
88 (c) chronic harassment, stalking, and intimidation;
89 (d) emotional trauma, reputation loss, and erosion of personal security;
90 (e) daily functional impairment and diminished liberty.
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92 These injuries resemble those contemplated under 18 U.S.C. § 1964(c),
93 though this filing is expressive, not legal.
VII. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF (Five COUNTS)
COUNT I — DECLARATORY RECOGNITION OF ENTERPRISE-LIKE MISCONDUCT
94 Plaintiff seeks a declaratory judgment acknowledging the existence of a
95 coordinated pattern of enterprise-like conduct resulting in significant
96 ongoing harm.
COUNT II — SYMBOLIC INJUNCTIVE RELIEF AGAINST CONTINUED HARASSMENT
97 Plaintiff seeks an expressive injunction mandating cessation of all
98 stalking, harassment, interference, psychological coercion, and
99 surveillance-like actions committed by unknown Defendants.
COUNT III — ORDER FOR MORAL ACCOUNTING AND EXPOSURE
100 Plaintiff seeks a formal moral declaration requiring exposure of wrongful
101 acts, acknowledgment of wrongdoing, and recognition that secrecy and
102 coercion are incompatible with lawful and just conduct.
COUNT IV — DECLARATORY FINDING OF RIGHT TO RESTORATION AND REPAIR
103 Plaintiff seeks a declaration recognizing his right to:
104 (a) restoration of what was lost;
105 (b) cessation of interference with familial relationships;
106 (c) the end of enterprise-like manipulation;
107 (d) the repair of liberty and security impeded for years.
COUNT V — SCRIPTURAL AUTHORITY ENTERED INTO THE RECORD
108 As part of this moral-legal indictment, Plaintiff invokes two passages:
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100 > “If [sic] my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves
111 > and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways,
112 > then [sic] will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin
113 > and will heal their land.” —2 Chronicles 7:14
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115 > “For God so loved [sic] the world that He gave His one and only Son,
116 > that whoever believes in Him shall not perish
117 > but have eternal life.” —John 3:16
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119 These citations serve as moral indictments, summonses to
120 repentance, and declarations of standing for the injured.
VIII. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
121 WHEREFORE, PLAINTIFF RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THAT THIS SYMBOLIC COURT:
122 A. RECOGNIZE THE ENTERPRISE-LIKE PATTERN OF MISCONDUCT;
123 B. ISSUE AN EXPRESSIVE INJUNCTION AGAINST CONTINUED HARASSMENT AND
124 INTERFERENCE;
125 C. COMPEL A MORAL ACCOUNTING OF ALL WRONGFUL ACTS;
126 D. AFFIRM PLAINTIFF’S RIGHT TO RESTORATION AND REPAIR;
127 E. AWARD ANY ADDITIONAL EXPRESSIVE RELIEF DEEMED PROPER.
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129 RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
130 /S/ ELLIOTT REED I
131 PLAINTIFF
132 INFO@ELLIOTTREED.COM
133 HTTPS://WWW.ELLIOTTREED.COM
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
V.
JANE AND JOHN DOES 1-99
Expressive, Parallel Criminal-Indictment Narrative
PREAMBLE
In the symbolic matter of the United States, the following narrative is entered into the conceptual record to describe, in the manner and structure of a federal indictment, the pattern of coordinated intimidation, harassment, and coercive conduct carried out by the unnamed individuals collectively referred to as John and Jane Doe.
COUNT ONE
(Patterned Coercive Conduct Affecting the Peace and Dignity of the Community)
1. From at least 2021 and continuing through the present, within Prince George’s County, Maryland and Washington, D.C., John and Jane Does engaged in a continuous pattern of targeted interference, intimidation, and harassment directed toward the Plaintiff.
2. They consisted of unidentified actors who operated with structured coordination, shared intent, and continuity of purpose.
3. The objective of the Does was to isolate the Plaintiff, destabilize familial relations, intensify legal vulnerability, and erode personal autonomy.
4. The coordinated conduct included surveillance-like following, repeated harassment, reputational manipulation, and psychological pressure tactics executed on a near-daily basis.
5. The Plaintiff endured substantial loss, including years of estranged parental time, emotional injury, reputational damage, and continuous fear and distress within his own community.
COUNT TWO
(Interference With Familial Integrity and the Quiet Enjoyment of Liberty)
6. The John and Jane Does orchestrated patterns of behavior that undermined the Plaintiff’s ability to maintain stable, meaningful, and uninterrupted contact with his children.
7. Such conduct was continuous, entrenched, and deliberately calibrated to maximize disruption.
8. The interference contributed to emotional distress, alienation, and the loss of years of essential family life.
9. The Does acted with cohesion and deliberation, employing indirect pressure, isolating maneuvers, and covert coordination to perpetuate harm.
COUNT THREE
(Psychological Coercion, Manipulation, and Inducement of Instability)
10. Through overt harassment, covert intimidation, and persistent pressure tactics, the Enterprise fostered an atmosphere of destabilization intended to compromise the Plaintiff’s emotional well-being.
11. The Does's coordinated acts—including stalking, imposed surveillance, social intimidation, and reputational erosion—formed a unified pattern whose cumulative effect was severe psychological disturbance.
12. The conduct was continuous, purposeful, and executed with a degree of organization characteristic of an enterprise acting in concert.
COUNT FOUR
(Moral and Spiritual Violations Against Principles of Repentance, Rectitude, and Human Dignity)
13. The Does acted in a manner contrary to moral law, communal peace, and scriptural principles grounded in accountability, humility, and truth.
14. The behavior constituted not only a social breach but a spiritual desecration of the standards by which individuals are called to treat one another.
SCRIPTURAL FINDINGS ENTERED INTO THE RECORD
As a final and overriding moral framework, the following texts are incorporated as Exhibit A and Exhibit B to the narrative.
EXHIBIT A – 2 Chronicles 7:14 (NIV)
“If [sic] my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then [sic] I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.”
This is entered as a summons to repentance, a demand for cessation of wrongdoing, and a statement of divine standards for renewal and justice.
EXHIBIT B – John 3:16 (NIV)
“For God so loved [sic] the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
This is entered as a declaration of the supremacy of divine love over malice, of redemption over corruption, and of promise over the operations of any earthly enterprise of harm.
CONCLUSION
This parallel indictment narrative stands as an formulaic-style, polemical-expressive record of the patterns of conduct endured; the structured, enterprise-like character of the harassment; and the moral law by which such acts are measured and judged.
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