Restricted Record — Access for Counsel, Regulators & Investigators

Why a restricted tier exists

A record that publishes everything is not brave. It is careless.

The restricted tier exists for three reasons, in this order:

Child victim and witness protection. The underlying record concerns minors. Publishing names, images, clinical detail, or the specifics of allegations would identify children who did not choose any part of this, and would expose them to further harm.
Legal confidentiality. Portions derive from juvenile dependency proceedings and child-welfare records that are confidential under state law. They are not mine to publish, and I do not publish them.
Due process for accused persons. Where an allegation against any individual has not been adjudicated — or where a state agency investigated and did not sustain a finding — that allegation stays out of the public tier.

What the restricted record contains

Component	Description
Named evidentiary vault	The full chronology, principals, witnesses, statute matrix, and investigative leads, with individuals identified. Encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM, PBKDF2-SHA256 key derivation).
Bates-indexed exhibit set	1,122 catalogued exhibits (TVH-series) with source paths, evidentiary tier, and linkage to the accusation register. 913 verified present.
Primary source documents	Agency releases, dispositions, correspondence, medical and pathology records, forensic extractions, sworn declarations under 28 U.S.C. § 1746.
Accusation register	56 categories mapped to their supporting exhibits.
Protected personal material	Held offline entirely. Includes material concerning minor children. Released only where a recipient has independent legal authority to receive it.

Who may request access

Licensed attorneys — civil rights, family law, personal injury, or appellate — identified by bar number and jurisdiction.
Licensing regulators — state boards of nursing, psychology, and comparable bodies with an open or contemplated matter.
Law enforcement and federal investigators — identified by agency, office, and case reference where one exists.
Child-welfare oversight bodies and court-appointed monitors — including counsel and neutrals engaged in systemic oversight or settlement enforcement.
Legislative and executive oversight offices.
Credentialed journalists — identified by outlet and editor, for verification purposes.

How to request

Submit a written request through the contact form or by email, stating:

Your name, organisation, and professional identifier (bar number, badge or agency ID, board or docket reference, or masthead).
The specific question or matter you are examining. Targeted requests are answered faster and more completely than general ones.
Whether you require source documents or a summary with citations.

I will confirm your identity through your organisation before release. Access is granted per person — not by shared link or shared password — and is time-limited. An access log is maintained.

I do not require you to accept any restriction on your professional duties, your reporting, or your investigation. I ask only that material concerning minor children not be republished in identifying form.

Terms of release

Term	Detail
Verification	Identity confirmed independently through the requesting organisation.
Scope	Released material is matched to the stated purpose. Broader access is available on a broader showing.
Delivery	Per-recipient encrypted transfer, password issued out-of-band, with expiry.
Logging	Date, recipient, scope, and purpose are recorded — a chain-of-custody record, and a protection for both sides.
Minors	Identifying material concerning children is released only to recipients with legal authority to receive it.
Revocation	Access may be withdrawn; links expire by default.

What is not available, to anyone, through this site

Anything identifying a child by name, image, school, address, or medical detail.
Material that would fingerprint a minor victim of a sexual offence — including the identity of an offender where naming them identifies the child.
Home addresses, dates of birth, financial-account details, or government identifiers of any person.
Unadjudicated allegations against private individuals.

These remain restricted regardless of who asks, and are referred instead through the appropriate criminal-referral and child-protection channels.

A note on the standard applied here

Every factual assertion on the public tier is tiered before use — VERIFIED (government or institutional document), SWORN (declaration under penalty of perjury), DOCUMENTED (record held by the author), or ACCOUNT (first-person, labelled as such). Where sources conflict, the conflict is stated rather than resolved in the author's favour. Findings adverse to the author are disclosed alongside those in his favour. Uncertified figures are not published.

The same discipline governs the restricted tier. You will not be handed a narrative; you will be handed documents and the index that organises them.