Via: keyetv.com

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The leader of the Fundamentalist sect of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was angry that he was denied the chance to publicly address the Supreme Court’s Commission on Children, Youth and Families.
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Jessop came to town to attend a regularly scheduled meeting of the Supreme Court’s Commission on Children, Youth and Families.

He thought there would be a time for public comment, as there was at the last meeting. But he and the rest of the people who showed up were told there would be no allotted time to address committee members.

“The Supreme Court is supposed allow both sides to have something to say,” Jessop said. “This didn’t happen. It happened in their building under the disguise of justice and they didn’t want input from anyone else. The only side they wanted to hear from was Child Protective Services.”
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