Really?
Emanuel McCray emanuel.mccray@gmail.com Thu, Aug 10, 2006 at 10:20 AM
http://ezasabc.blogspot.com/2006_08_01_ezasabc_archive.html.
SUBJ: San Diego Judge Denies Temporary Restraining Order (TRO); Dismisses Complaint for Constitutional and Statutory Declaratory Relief WITH PREJUDICE. Glaring Errors Observed.
Hi Everybody:
1. The following information is brought to you as a courtesy and without any obligation in law or otherwise so that you may make your own informed decision about the denial and the dismissal.
2. The Judgment and other important papers produced by the judge is attached to this email or may be downloaded on line at:
http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/menus/uspci.html; and will be available
on my blog shortly here: http://ezasabc.blogspot.com.
3. The pivotal law is set forth in a separate email.
4. The believed errors in the speedy dismissal are glaring, we believe. Most important is the impact the dismissal had on the constitutional rights of all defendants to appear in the matter or suffer a default from failing to appear as summoned.
5. The Complaint sought a clarification of the Demand and Rendition Power given exclusively to the Executive in 1787; and to settle the law and make clear to all that if an arrest for purposes of extradition is ordered and made without instructions from at least two Governors, EVERY individual involved would suffer direct personal liability that cannot be passed to State and Taxpayers.
6. Note that Title 42 U.S.C.A. section 1983 applies to every American, whether in jail or out, and prefers a declaration against a judge before suing the judge in and out of the judge's office.
7. The U.S. Supreme Court recognizes "long arm" jurisdiction over defendant Hageman and his cabal, which includes the States based on Hageman's email into San Diego.
8. The U.S. Supreme Court recognizes a section 1983 action for declaratory relief and injunction without the person seeking monetary damages in the same action.
9. The dismissal admits injury but says no claim for relief is stated; making the statement appear contrary to judicial grammar and writings.
10. The dismissal also sidesteps a declaration of civil rights under Constitution of the U.S. while appearing to make a declaration??
11. Here are some other concerns:
(A) The very first docket entry shows the full filing fee of $350.00 was paid. Yet the judge uses a statute to support dismissal in "in forma pauperis" (poor person; indigent) cases.
(B) Title 31 U.S.C.A. section 3730(b)(1), the lead statute, states as follows:
Quote:
(b) Actions by Private Persons. - (1) A person may bring a civil action for a violation of section 3729 for the person and for the United States Government. The action shall be brought in the name of the Government. The action may be dismissed only if the court and the Attorney General give written consent to the dismissal and their reasons for consenting.
End Quote.
The docket reveals no such correspondence or contact.
12. Note that all papers generated by the court, including the Judgment, fails to name the United States of America as the real party in interest; effectively raising the issue whether the matter was dismissed against the People of the U.S. or is kept live for summary or default judgment purposes.
13. The court placed the following words in its Judgment:
"Furthermore, the Court has reviewed the complaint and finds it totally devoid of points of fact or law such that plaintiff has clearly failed to state a claim."
(A-13) First note that the caption of the Complaint contained the
following constitutional provisions and statutes: Article 4, Section
2, Clause 1; Article 4, Section 2, Clause 2; Article 6, Clause 2;
Article 6, Clause 3; Amendment First; Amendment Fourth; Amendment
Fifth; Amendment Sixth; Amendment Fourteenth; 31 U.S.C.A. § 3729 et
seq.; 42 U.S.C.A. § 1983.
(B-13) Now read the entire complaint, paying particular attention to
paragraphs 47 through 73.
(C-13) Ask yourself: REALLY? Did the People of the U.S. fail to state
a claim as an erroneous "poor person" for which no relief whatsoever
could be given?
14. I am not sure, but it appears clear to me that perhaps the court
needed the aid of all parties; and it is also clear that there might
be a small, teenie-weenie, itsy-bitsy problem with the Judgment
rendered on August 8, 2006.
15. As you sift through the words used to render the Judgment, as a
courtesy you should keep the following bits of information in mind:
(A-15) A defendant who thinks no answer is required should bring his
claim to the trial judge's attention. This well-established practice
in the profession is "judicially noticed." A defendant who guesses
wrong becomes the victim of a good default judgment. Bristol
Convalescent Hosp. v. Stone 258 Cal.App.2d 848, 859 (1968).
(B-15) Once a default has been properly applied for, the defendant
against whom it was requested is "out of court." Christerson v.
French, 180 Cal. 523, 525 (1919); Devlin v. Kearney Mesa
AMC/Jeep/Renault, Inc., 155 Cal.App.3d 381, 385-387 (1984); Forbes v.
Cameron Petroleums, Inc., 83 Cal.App.3d 257, 262-263 (1978); People v. One 1986 Toyota Pickup, 31 Cal.App.4th 254, 259-260 (1995).
(C-15) When a defendant defaults, the court "presumes, in essence,
that defendant's conduct is "'but an admission of the want of merit in the asserted defense.'" In Re Daily, 47 F.3d 365, 369 (9th Cir. 1995).
(D-15) Mr. JUSTICE SCALIA, writing for the Court in St. Mary's Honor
Center v. Hicks, 509 U.S. 502, 521-522 (1993), noted that:
"The books are full of procedural rules that place the perjurer... in
a better position than the truthful litigant who makes no response at
all. A defendant who fails to answer a complaint will, on motion,
suffer a default judgment that a deceitful response could have
avoided. Fed.Rule Civ.Proc. 55(a)."
(E-15) It has been squarely held by this circuit and every circuit
that has addressed the question that: The consent provision of the
False Claims Act (Title 31 U.S.C.A. 3730 et seq.) applies during the
first 60 days. U.S. ex rel Killingsworth v. Northrop Corp., 25 F.3d
715, 722-723 (9th Cir. 1994); Minotti v. Lensink, 895 F.2d 100, 104
(2nd Cir. 1990)[the consent provision ensures that legitimate claims
are not dismissed before the United States has had an opportunity to
proceed.].
(F-15) Lead plaintiff's standing as Relator and for Himself:
"Ordinarily, a Plaintiff must establish three elements to have
standing. First, the Plaintiffs must point to a concrete injury which
the Plaintiff personally has suffered, or with which it is imminently
threatened (an injury in fact")" "Second, the plaintiff must show that the alleged injury is 'fairly traceable' to the defendant's action." "Third, the plaintiff must demonstrate that a favorable decision is likely to redress that injury." "When a plaintiff challenges an agency action under the APA, it must also show that the interests it seeks to protect are 'arguably within the zone of interests to be protected' by the statute in question." (citations omitted). Yesler Terrace Community v. Cisneros, 37 F.3d 442, 449 (9thCir. 1994).
The "sovereign" and real party in interest in the dismissed action was the United States of America as set forth under Title 31 (False Claims Act (FCA). The Supreme Court has held that: "The FCA can reasonably be regarded as effecting a partial assignment of the Government's damages claim [to the relator]." Vermont Agency of Natural Resources v. United States ex rel. Stevens, 529 U.S. 765, 773 (2000).
Lead plaintiff and Relator would also have a separate and independent source of standing to bring suit on behalf of the United States of America pursuant to the Federal False Claims Act ("FCA"), 31 U.S.C.A. §§ 3729-3733. Seal 1; Seal 2, v. Seal A, No. 98-56447 (9thCir. July 5, 2001). See also Vermont Agency of Natural Resources v. United States exrel. Stevens, supra, 529 U.S. 765 (2000); Hanlon v. Chrysler Corporation, 150 F.3d 1011 (9thCir. 1998).
14. The U.S. District Court Docket as of August 8, 2006 7:32 pm, Web
PACER (v2.4), showed the following contents:
U.S. District Court, Southern District of California (San Diego)
CIVIL DOCKET FOR CASE #: 06-CV-1537
McCray, et al v. Hageman, et al
Filed: 07/31/06
Assigned to: Judge Irma E Gonzalez
Jury demand: Plaintiff
Referred to: Magistrate Judge William McCurine, Jr.
Demand: $0,000
Nature of Suit: 440
Lead Docket: None
Jurisdiction: US Plaintiff
Dkt# in other court: None
Cause: 42:1983 Civil Rights Act
EMANUEL MCCRAY Emanuel McCray
plaintiff [COR LD NTC] [PRO SE]
1736 State Street
San Diego, CA 92101-2513
(619) 696-9838
FTS -
LYNN ANN HUST
plaintiff
v.
A JOSE HAGEMAN, City Council Member, Larmie, Wyoming
defendant
CITY COUNCIL, Laramie, Wyoming
defendant
ALBANY COUNTY COURT, Laramie, Wyoming
defendant
CLARK COUNTY COURT, Vancouver, Washington
defendant
STATE OF OREGON
defendant
STATE OF WASHINGTON
defendant
STATE OF WYOMING
defendant
-------------------------
DOCKET PROCEEDINGS
DATE # DOCKET ENTRY
7/31/06 1 Complaint Filed; (referred to Magistrate Judge William McCurine Jr.); Demand for jury trial; Receipt No/Amt of Fee: #127639/$350.00 (kaj) [Entry date 08/03/06]
8/3/06 2 Ex Parte Application by plaintiff Emanuel McCray for a temporary restraining order (r1r) [Entry date 08/04/06]
8/8/06 3 Order by Judge Irma E. Gonzalez denying Pla's application for TRO [2-1]; Pursuant to 28 USC 1915(e)(2), Court dismisses w/ prejudice this action (jah) [Entry date 08/08/06]
8/8/06 4 Clerks Judgment: Court denies Pla's application for TRO [2-1]' Pursuant to 28 USC 1915(e)(2), the case is dismissed w/ prejudice terminating case (jah) [Entry date 08/08/06]
Case Flags: TERMED
END OF DOCKET: 3:06cv1537
16. The exhibits to the lawsuits are compelling. Because the lead
plaintiff missed filing the exhibits by one hour before the court
closed its doors, these exhibits are not listed on the docket, but the defendants have them. Contact Joe and the other defendants and get yourself a copy. The exhibits are described and listed as follows:
The United States, by and through its Relator and Lead plaintiff,
Emanuel McCray, offers the following list of items expected to be
presented as Exhibits in this action.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXHIBIT 1. Photocopy: Unsigned Washington State "Warrant and 60 Day Commitment Pursuant to RC 10.88.360, pages 1-2
EXHIBIT 2. Internet page 1, "Criminal Docket" for July 31, 2006 in Clark County, page 3
EXHIBIT 3. Plaintiff "Hust's Statement of the criminal case made to Federal and State Officials", pages 4-7
EXHIBIT 4. Photocopy of email Godaddy.com used to support its claim the email was "spam" sent by plaintiff Hust, when in fact the message was sent by lead plaintiff McCray, pages 8-16
EXHIBIT 5. Photocopy of "Criminal Information" dated December 19, 2005, filed by unnamed defendant Richard C. Bohling in the Albany
County Court, Wyoming, pages 17-18
EXHIBIT 6. Photocopy of the "Affidavit of Probable Cause" dated
September 26, 2005, and filed by Gwen K. Smith of the Laramie Police
Department with Prosecutor Richard C. Bohling, pages 19-20
EXHIBIT 7. Photocopy of Letter from the Law Offices of Prehoda,
Leonard and Janack, LLC dated January 4, 2005 disposing of the check
in Count One as an "overpayment"; remove padlocks and return Hust's
furniture. pages 21-22
EXHIBIT 8. Photocopy of Letter from the Law Offices of Prehoda,
Leonard and Janack, LLC dated January 17, 2005 informing plaintiff
Hust that if Grant Kupko, holder of the check in Count One, decides to litigate matter further, Hust would be referred to attorneys who
practice "civil litigation", page 23
EXHIBIT 9. Photocopy of letter from Laramie Plains Community Federal Credit Union dated May 16, 2005 and addressed to plaintiff Hust taking responsibility for closing plaintiff Hust's checking account on May 16, 2006 and responsibility for making the checks in Counts Two and Three bounce, page 24
EXHIBIT 10. Photocopy of letter from Laramie Plains Community Federal Credit Union dated May 20, 2005, provided to Jeremy Francom and addressed "To Whom It May Concern" taking responsibility for (1)
closing plaintiff Hust's checking on May 16, 2006; (2) making the
checks in Counts Two and Three bounce; and (3) confirming the date of
presentation of the check in Count Three as May 20, 2005, four days
after the bank closed the account, page 25
EXHIBIT 11. Photocopy of prisoner "Release Agreement" Clark County Court dated 5/2/06, page 26
EXHIBIT 12. Photocopy of "Defendant's Promise to Appear and Notice of Appearance by Attorney", dated May 2, 2006, and filed with Clark County Court, page 27
EXHIBIT 13. Photocopy of Clark County Court's charging papers filed on May 2, 2006 in the District Court of The State of Washington, Vancouver, page 28
EXHIBIT 14. Photocopy of "Table of Jurisdictions Wherein [Uniform Criminal Extradition] Act Has Been Adopted", pages 29-30
EXHIBIT 15. Photocopy of Letter from U.S. Attorney, Western District of Washington dated June 15, 2006, and signed by Jeffrey C. Sullivan, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Chief, Criminal Division, acknowledging receipt of "materials" alleging unconstitutional arrest of plaintiff Hust, page 31
EXHIBIT 16. Photocopy of Letter from Office of the Governor of The State of Washington dated June 19, 2006 acknowledging attempt by
plaintiff Hust to arrange meeting with Washington Governor Christine
O. Gregoire and inability of Governor to meet with plaintiff Hust,
page 32
EXHIBIT 17: Photocopy of Letter from Office of the Attorney General, State of Wyoming, signed by Elizabeth C. Gagen, Chief Deputy Attorney, on behalf of Wyoming Attorney General Patrick J. Crank", acknowledging receipt of Ms. Hust's "communications of June 13, 2006, June 16, 2006, June 19, 2006, June 20, 2006, and June 23, 2006", page 33
EXHIBIT 18: Photocopy of Letter from Office of the Attorney General, State of Washington, dated June 28, 2006 acknowledging receipt of information regarding alleged false arrest, page 34
EXHIBIT 19: Photocopy of Denver Post news article dated January 17, 1999 from "ProQuest" disclosing the name of the victim killed by
defendant Hageman's client, interstate drug dealer Dale E. Harper,
page 35
Because the complaint was dismissed WITH PREJUDICE, it does not appear any of us can get the Judgment open to correct some of these alleged errors, including the judge.
Shall we keep in touch?
Semper Fidelis
Emanuel McCray
Still U.S. Relator and Lead Plaintiff
http://ezasabc.blogspot.com/2006_08_01_ezasabc_archive.html.
SUBJ: San Diego Judge Denies Temporary Restraining Order (TRO); Dismisses Complaint for Constitutional and Statutory Declaratory Relief WITH PREJUDICE. Glaring Errors Observed.
Hi Everybody:
1. The following information is brought to you as a courtesy and without any obligation in law or otherwise so that you may make your own informed decision about the denial and the dismissal.
2. The Judgment and other important papers produced by the judge is attached to this email or may be downloaded on line at:
http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/menus/uspci.html; and will be available
on my blog shortly here: http://ezasabc.blogspot.com.
3. The pivotal law is set forth in a separate email.
4. The believed errors in the speedy dismissal are glaring, we believe. Most important is the impact the dismissal had on the constitutional rights of all defendants to appear in the matter or suffer a default from failing to appear as summoned.
5. The Complaint sought a clarification of the Demand and Rendition Power given exclusively to the Executive in 1787; and to settle the law and make clear to all that if an arrest for purposes of extradition is ordered and made without instructions from at least two Governors, EVERY individual involved would suffer direct personal liability that cannot be passed to State and Taxpayers.
6. Note that Title 42 U.S.C.A. section 1983 applies to every American, whether in jail or out, and prefers a declaration against a judge before suing the judge in and out of the judge's office.
7. The U.S. Supreme Court recognizes "long arm" jurisdiction over defendant Hageman and his cabal, which includes the States based on Hageman's email into San Diego.
8. The U.S. Supreme Court recognizes a section 1983 action for declaratory relief and injunction without the person seeking monetary damages in the same action.
9. The dismissal admits injury but says no claim for relief is stated; making the statement appear contrary to judicial grammar and writings.
10. The dismissal also sidesteps a declaration of civil rights under Constitution of the U.S. while appearing to make a declaration??
11. Here are some other concerns:
(A) The very first docket entry shows the full filing fee of $350.00 was paid. Yet the judge uses a statute to support dismissal in "in forma pauperis" (poor person; indigent) cases.
(B) Title 31 U.S.C.A. section 3730(b)(1), the lead statute, states as follows:
Quote:
(b) Actions by Private Persons. - (1) A person may bring a civil action for a violation of section 3729 for the person and for the United States Government. The action shall be brought in the name of the Government. The action may be dismissed only if the court and the Attorney General give written consent to the dismissal and their reasons for consenting.
End Quote.
The docket reveals no such correspondence or contact.
12. Note that all papers generated by the court, including the Judgment, fails to name the United States of America as the real party in interest; effectively raising the issue whether the matter was dismissed against the People of the U.S. or is kept live for summary or default judgment purposes.
13. The court placed the following words in its Judgment:
"Furthermore, the Court has reviewed the complaint and finds it totally devoid of points of fact or law such that plaintiff has clearly failed to state a claim."
(A-13) First note that the caption of the Complaint contained the
following constitutional provisions and statutes: Article 4, Section
2, Clause 1; Article 4, Section 2, Clause 2; Article 6, Clause 2;
Article 6, Clause 3; Amendment First; Amendment Fourth; Amendment
Fifth; Amendment Sixth; Amendment Fourteenth; 31 U.S.C.A. § 3729 et
seq.; 42 U.S.C.A. § 1983.
(B-13) Now read the entire complaint, paying particular attention to
paragraphs 47 through 73.
(C-13) Ask yourself: REALLY? Did the People of the U.S. fail to state
a claim as an erroneous "poor person" for which no relief whatsoever
could be given?
14. I am not sure, but it appears clear to me that perhaps the court
needed the aid of all parties; and it is also clear that there might
be a small, teenie-weenie, itsy-bitsy problem with the Judgment
rendered on August 8, 2006.
15. As you sift through the words used to render the Judgment, as a
courtesy you should keep the following bits of information in mind:
(A-15) A defendant who thinks no answer is required should bring his
claim to the trial judge's attention. This well-established practice
in the profession is "judicially noticed." A defendant who guesses
wrong becomes the victim of a good default judgment. Bristol
Convalescent Hosp. v. Stone 258 Cal.App.2d 848, 859 (1968).
(B-15) Once a default has been properly applied for, the defendant
against whom it was requested is "out of court." Christerson v.
French, 180 Cal. 523, 525 (1919); Devlin v. Kearney Mesa
AMC/Jeep/Renault, Inc., 155 Cal.App.3d 381, 385-387 (1984); Forbes v.
Cameron Petroleums, Inc., 83 Cal.App.3d 257, 262-263 (1978); People v. One 1986 Toyota Pickup, 31 Cal.App.4th 254, 259-260 (1995).
(C-15) When a defendant defaults, the court "presumes, in essence,
that defendant's conduct is "'but an admission of the want of merit in the asserted defense.'" In Re Daily, 47 F.3d 365, 369 (9th Cir. 1995).
(D-15) Mr. JUSTICE SCALIA, writing for the Court in St. Mary's Honor
Center v. Hicks, 509 U.S. 502, 521-522 (1993), noted that:
"The books are full of procedural rules that place the perjurer... in
a better position than the truthful litigant who makes no response at
all. A defendant who fails to answer a complaint will, on motion,
suffer a default judgment that a deceitful response could have
avoided. Fed.Rule Civ.Proc. 55(a)."
(E-15) It has been squarely held by this circuit and every circuit
that has addressed the question that: The consent provision of the
False Claims Act (Title 31 U.S.C.A. 3730 et seq.) applies during the
first 60 days. U.S. ex rel Killingsworth v. Northrop Corp., 25 F.3d
715, 722-723 (9th Cir. 1994); Minotti v. Lensink, 895 F.2d 100, 104
(2nd Cir. 1990)[the consent provision ensures that legitimate claims
are not dismissed before the United States has had an opportunity to
proceed.].
(F-15) Lead plaintiff's standing as Relator and for Himself:
"Ordinarily, a Plaintiff must establish three elements to have
standing. First, the Plaintiffs must point to a concrete injury which
the Plaintiff personally has suffered, or with which it is imminently
threatened (an injury in fact")" "Second, the plaintiff must show that the alleged injury is 'fairly traceable' to the defendant's action." "Third, the plaintiff must demonstrate that a favorable decision is likely to redress that injury." "When a plaintiff challenges an agency action under the APA, it must also show that the interests it seeks to protect are 'arguably within the zone of interests to be protected' by the statute in question." (citations omitted). Yesler Terrace Community v. Cisneros, 37 F.3d 442, 449 (9thCir. 1994).
The "sovereign" and real party in interest in the dismissed action was the United States of America as set forth under Title 31 (False Claims Act (FCA). The Supreme Court has held that: "The FCA can reasonably be regarded as effecting a partial assignment of the Government's damages claim [to the relator]." Vermont Agency of Natural Resources v. United States ex rel. Stevens, 529 U.S. 765, 773 (2000).
Lead plaintiff and Relator would also have a separate and independent source of standing to bring suit on behalf of the United States of America pursuant to the Federal False Claims Act ("FCA"), 31 U.S.C.A. §§ 3729-3733. Seal 1; Seal 2, v. Seal A, No. 98-56447 (9thCir. July 5, 2001). See also Vermont Agency of Natural Resources v. United States exrel. Stevens, supra, 529 U.S. 765 (2000); Hanlon v. Chrysler Corporation, 150 F.3d 1011 (9thCir. 1998).
14. The U.S. District Court Docket as of August 8, 2006 7:32 pm, Web
PACER (v2.4), showed the following contents:
U.S. District Court, Southern District of California (San Diego)
CIVIL DOCKET FOR CASE #: 06-CV-1537
McCray, et al v. Hageman, et al
Filed: 07/31/06
Assigned to: Judge Irma E Gonzalez
Jury demand: Plaintiff
Referred to: Magistrate Judge William McCurine, Jr.
Demand: $0,000
Nature of Suit: 440
Lead Docket: None
Jurisdiction: US Plaintiff
Dkt# in other court: None
Cause: 42:1983 Civil Rights Act
EMANUEL MCCRAY Emanuel McCray
plaintiff [COR LD NTC] [PRO SE]
1736 State Street
San Diego, CA 92101-2513
(619) 696-9838
FTS -
LYNN ANN HUST
plaintiff
v.
A JOSE HAGEMAN, City Council Member, Larmie, Wyoming
defendant
CITY COUNCIL, Laramie, Wyoming
defendant
ALBANY COUNTY COURT, Laramie, Wyoming
defendant
CLARK COUNTY COURT, Vancouver, Washington
defendant
STATE OF OREGON
defendant
STATE OF WASHINGTON
defendant
STATE OF WYOMING
defendant
-------------------------
DOCKET PROCEEDINGS
DATE # DOCKET ENTRY
7/31/06 1 Complaint Filed; (referred to Magistrate Judge William McCurine Jr.); Demand for jury trial; Receipt No/Amt of Fee: #127639/$350.00 (kaj) [Entry date 08/03/06]
8/3/06 2 Ex Parte Application by plaintiff Emanuel McCray for a temporary restraining order (r1r) [Entry date 08/04/06]
8/8/06 3 Order by Judge Irma E. Gonzalez denying Pla's application for TRO [2-1]; Pursuant to 28 USC 1915(e)(2), Court dismisses w/ prejudice this action (jah) [Entry date 08/08/06]
8/8/06 4 Clerks Judgment: Court denies Pla's application for TRO [2-1]' Pursuant to 28 USC 1915(e)(2), the case is dismissed w/ prejudice terminating case (jah) [Entry date 08/08/06]
Case Flags: TERMED
END OF DOCKET: 3:06cv1537
16. The exhibits to the lawsuits are compelling. Because the lead
plaintiff missed filing the exhibits by one hour before the court
closed its doors, these exhibits are not listed on the docket, but the defendants have them. Contact Joe and the other defendants and get yourself a copy. The exhibits are described and listed as follows:
The United States, by and through its Relator and Lead plaintiff,
Emanuel McCray, offers the following list of items expected to be
presented as Exhibits in this action.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXHIBIT 1. Photocopy: Unsigned Washington State "Warrant and 60 Day Commitment Pursuant to RC 10.88.360, pages 1-2
EXHIBIT 2. Internet page 1, "Criminal Docket" for July 31, 2006 in Clark County, page 3
EXHIBIT 3. Plaintiff "Hust's Statement of the criminal case made to Federal and State Officials", pages 4-7
EXHIBIT 4. Photocopy of email Godaddy.com used to support its claim the email was "spam" sent by plaintiff Hust, when in fact the message was sent by lead plaintiff McCray, pages 8-16
EXHIBIT 5. Photocopy of "Criminal Information" dated December 19, 2005, filed by unnamed defendant Richard C. Bohling in the Albany
County Court, Wyoming, pages 17-18
EXHIBIT 6. Photocopy of the "Affidavit of Probable Cause" dated
September 26, 2005, and filed by Gwen K. Smith of the Laramie Police
Department with Prosecutor Richard C. Bohling, pages 19-20
EXHIBIT 7. Photocopy of Letter from the Law Offices of Prehoda,
Leonard and Janack, LLC dated January 4, 2005 disposing of the check
in Count One as an "overpayment"; remove padlocks and return Hust's
furniture. pages 21-22
EXHIBIT 8. Photocopy of Letter from the Law Offices of Prehoda,
Leonard and Janack, LLC dated January 17, 2005 informing plaintiff
Hust that if Grant Kupko, holder of the check in Count One, decides to litigate matter further, Hust would be referred to attorneys who
practice "civil litigation", page 23
EXHIBIT 9. Photocopy of letter from Laramie Plains Community Federal Credit Union dated May 16, 2005 and addressed to plaintiff Hust taking responsibility for closing plaintiff Hust's checking account on May 16, 2006 and responsibility for making the checks in Counts Two and Three bounce, page 24
EXHIBIT 10. Photocopy of letter from Laramie Plains Community Federal Credit Union dated May 20, 2005, provided to Jeremy Francom and addressed "To Whom It May Concern" taking responsibility for (1)
closing plaintiff Hust's checking on May 16, 2006; (2) making the
checks in Counts Two and Three bounce; and (3) confirming the date of
presentation of the check in Count Three as May 20, 2005, four days
after the bank closed the account, page 25
EXHIBIT 11. Photocopy of prisoner "Release Agreement" Clark County Court dated 5/2/06, page 26
EXHIBIT 12. Photocopy of "Defendant's Promise to Appear and Notice of Appearance by Attorney", dated May 2, 2006, and filed with Clark County Court, page 27
EXHIBIT 13. Photocopy of Clark County Court's charging papers filed on May 2, 2006 in the District Court of The State of Washington, Vancouver, page 28
EXHIBIT 14. Photocopy of "Table of Jurisdictions Wherein [Uniform Criminal Extradition] Act Has Been Adopted", pages 29-30
EXHIBIT 15. Photocopy of Letter from U.S. Attorney, Western District of Washington dated June 15, 2006, and signed by Jeffrey C. Sullivan, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Chief, Criminal Division, acknowledging receipt of "materials" alleging unconstitutional arrest of plaintiff Hust, page 31
EXHIBIT 16. Photocopy of Letter from Office of the Governor of The State of Washington dated June 19, 2006 acknowledging attempt by
plaintiff Hust to arrange meeting with Washington Governor Christine
O. Gregoire and inability of Governor to meet with plaintiff Hust,
page 32
EXHIBIT 17: Photocopy of Letter from Office of the Attorney General, State of Wyoming, signed by Elizabeth C. Gagen, Chief Deputy Attorney, on behalf of Wyoming Attorney General Patrick J. Crank", acknowledging receipt of Ms. Hust's "communications of June 13, 2006, June 16, 2006, June 19, 2006, June 20, 2006, and June 23, 2006", page 33
EXHIBIT 18: Photocopy of Letter from Office of the Attorney General, State of Washington, dated June 28, 2006 acknowledging receipt of information regarding alleged false arrest, page 34
EXHIBIT 19: Photocopy of Denver Post news article dated January 17, 1999 from "ProQuest" disclosing the name of the victim killed by
defendant Hageman's client, interstate drug dealer Dale E. Harper,
page 35
Because the complaint was dismissed WITH PREJUDICE, it does not appear any of us can get the Judgment open to correct some of these alleged errors, including the judge.
Shall we keep in touch?
Semper Fidelis
Emanuel McCray
Still U.S. Relator and Lead Plaintiff
