uconn corruption

Verzoekschrift gericht aan: Gov. Lamont

As a privileged aristocrat, a man (hereafter "the subject") at University of Connecticut (UConn) has been squandering tax money, damaging kids' education and bullying the vulnerable. Brave prosecutors at Connecticut (CT) Great-Assembly-appointed watchdog agencies and  CT justice department have  reviewed and/or reported this man.  
 
However, despite of their zero-tolerance nepotism pledges,  Governor Lamont and his leaders still haven't punished the corrupt privileged class (the subject) . This  absence of sanction  is contrary to "equal treatment under the law",  which enshrines in the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution.  Due to the lack of sanction, the subject  compromises the reputation of the civil service,    and erodes confidence in the impartiality, objectivity and integrity of public officials.
As a result, the subject is still wrecking the public (see Appendix B).    Public/private assets are being dedicated to the privileged class (the subject), as reported in appendix A,C,D.  Millions dollar each year are wasted on whitewashing the privileged class (e.g. the subject), as shown in appendix E. 
Time for Governor Lamont and his leaders to stop the subject from using the state as hostage and from tearing the state apart.         Singapore’s CPIB (formed on Oct 1952) and Hong Kong’s ICAC (formed on Feb. 1974) win reputation and prestige. Likewise,  if making slightest efforts in fight the privileged class, politicians can win election without relying upon force and sweeteners.