President's denial of knowledge comforts the enemy

Article III Section 3 of the constitution "...Any person who levies war against the US, or adheres to its enemies by giving them aid and comfort..." [in my view, failing to defend, or protect, upon reque an appointed Ambassador of the U.S], has committed treason, as I understand, within the meaning of the Constitution.

Thus failure of the Commander and Chief and his designated Secretary of State, and minions who fail to provide protection and or safety, to their own Ambassador, and knowingly have minions lie and attribute a video as civil protest, literally Aid[s] and Comfort[s] the enemy, and should therefore be considered for impeachment in accordance with the constitute as an Act of Treason.

Let's move on to the Impeachment process.

 

 

Biased Reporting becomes evident in the N.C. D.A. Cline case

Released, Sunday. February 19, 2012, TOTT

In  reporting on the trials and tribulations of Tracey E. Cline, Durham, D.A., who has most recently had her license to practice law suspended,  the N & 0, Sunday, February 19, 2012, reports in its story:

"Cline's zeal yields trouble," and the N & O Series: "Twisted Truth" is allegedly what prompted the "State Bar to investigate Cline." 

Should that indeed be the case, it becomes evident that the "News and Disturber...er:"  Observer, aka, the
N&O,  is indeed,  biased against blacks in its reporting of news worthy events;  that is, unless however,  evidence reveals the bias, and racism by whites against some minority. 

Interestingly, the Publisher, Orage Quarels is black, and was made the publisher here having come from California.   The first black publisher of the paper.  However, many view him as a figurehead. 

While it's true blacks are involved in a high ratio of crimes than are other races, they are selectively reported upon negatively, as I see it.

Consider that constituents seeking aide of their Representative in the N.C. General Assembly, and whose members often gravitate to the Judiciary, the Office of the Attorney General, the governor's Mansionor in the courts, the N & O--it appears--is without the necessary independence, integrity, and commitment to its purpose as the voice of the Underdog--for why else would the fomer publisher [Fred Crisp] have been an appointed member of the Open Meetings and Record Law Committee in the N.C. General Assembly.

Thus the N & O becomes completely oblivious to the tenets of its founder, and the sunshine Laws upon which they claim to be unveiling.

For example, in one such case, neither the Judicial Standards commission, the N.C. Representative, nor the N.C. Bar intervened to redress one citizen's claim against a white police officer, a white prosecutor, and white Judge, or two governors of the abridgement of First Amendment, Free Speech, Civil rights under the U.S. and State Consitution of one citizen, even after another local "rag" reported that a citizen running for N.C. House Seat 35, in 2002, was not a" ...serious candidate" because he had spent 10 years seeking the redress.

The redress of a guaranteed right that Representative, Deborah Ross, Esq., the former Executive Director of the N.C. ACLU; and former N.C. Public Defender, Bryan Collins, Esq., and who is now seeking election as a N.C. judge, [sworn to uphold the Constitution].  Each were aware, as well as the Chief U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle.  [5:04-MC-6], 2/25/04 of the abridgement, abuse, and rights violation, and did nothing, or in the case of Terrence Boyle, and Donald Overby, a Wake County Superior Court Judge ruled contrary to the Rule of Law.

To answer the U.S.A. today's question in the forum, June 8, 2011: "Have the newspapers  fogotten the 'Little guy' ?"  Yes, and proven to be biased as well!

That's my perspective.  What's yours?

North Carolina to Pay Eugenics victims, but selective about other government abuses

On Friday, November 26, 2010, the National Enquirer ahitchen@nationalenquirer.com,  was informed about Mike Easley, the Two Term N.C. Governor, and former prosecutor fined $1,000.00, and who has evaded jail time through N.C. Politics because of the judges he appointed, and other abuse of
North Carolina government officials.


I also sought to get the National Enquirer interested in a Free Speech, First Amendment right's case in the Wake County Courts that had been ongoing since 1992, in a letter I sent also to Patrick Leahy, Orin Hatch, and Joe Biden in 2001, before the Anthrax scare.  What the scare did was give government a chance to intercept my mail.


Easley was the Attorney General then, and became Governor of the State, and has since had his law license suspended, so he is unable to practice law, and as a convicted felon, I wonder if he will still be able to hunt with his son, Michael Easley, Jr.


Judges who were on the Bench then, and who have since retired, resigned and/or have created such illustrative organizations to protect their legacy are:  I Beverly Lake, Jr., [Actual Innocence]; Robert Orr, [N.C. Institute for Constitutional Law]; Burley Mitchell, Jr., [FairJudges.net] projects they could have created, endorsed or founded, when they were either in the General Assembly, or on the Bench.

Raleigh, N.C. often touted as one of the best places to live, because of the PR Firm of Capstrat, formerly Capital Strategy, which was it's name when it held the first "Driving while black" sysposium in Raleigh, following the conviction and fine of a black male for my "finger gesture" to a white Raleigh Police Officer. A.C. Brannon, February 14, 1992.  A case prosecuted a pro se because the court negligently did not appoint an attorney, though the litigant docketed the case in the U.S. Supreme Court 92-6940, having been a former courtroom clerk to a Chief Judge himself.

At that time Capstrat was a one man, Ken Eudy's show, the firm has it's own building, and has now gotten a lot of attention for its crises management.

Little is known about the corruptive political abuse of State and Municipal Government that make it so.

Take Easley, a former District Attorney--known for his prosecutorial acumen who is alleged to have slept with a gun under his pillow--a former State Attorney General, and two-term Governor Easley, pled guilty in N.C. court and has been fined $1,000.00 for failure to report "In Kind" private plane transportation as campaign contributions that would give him an advantage over his campaigning rivals--trivilizing election abuse.

Though the prosecutor is a Republican, who is due to retire in December 2010, the entire proceeding appears to have been a shame, since James Leake, Chairman of the Election Board should have vetted Mr. Kenerly and determine that he was due to retire in a few years and assigned Kenerly’s Assistant, Karen S. Biernacki to prosecute the case.

Further, Leake had the responsibility to know and determine before hand [as he says]
the "one sentence law was vague." The prosecutor should have put the question to the
jury rather than accept a plea agreement of $1,000.00.

Not only should he have appointed a different prosecutor, the law under which the case was brought could well have been adjusted, or amended to established the obvious charges warranted to be prosecuted.

That's my observation and Perspective.  What's yours?

Easley an Attorney, knew why he was being prosecuted, he acknowledged accepting "In Kind" campaign assistance that violate election laws, and there was tangible evidence that he also sent "e-mails [that] show the governor pushed [i.e., coercion, threats, intimidation] to get NC State University to create a job for his wife which eventually resulted in the Chancellor James Oblinger to resign. See: People v Waters, 268 N.Y.S. 2d 203, 49 Misc. 2d 566.State Government official coherencing a State agency--receiving federal funding--to violate the law, is, I would hope, a federal offense also warranting prosecution, a fine and jail time.

More recently a want-to-be-Judge:  Bryan Collins, who was the Public Defender for Wake County, in 1992 saw no need to represent a black defendant who was charged with disorderly conduct, and breach of the peace by finger gesture while sitting in his car; though he and the ACLU Executive Director, Deborah Ross participated in the symposium and now he was to be a Superior Court Judge, ACLU Ross remains in the General Assembly of North Carolina.

Understanding Racial Justice Act is Not about Racial Justice

Racial Justice Act is not about racial justice; it's about the use of statistics to demonstrate racial or judicial bias, which is easily illustrated. 

When a white male is determined by a North Carolina Court of Appeals to be innocent of indecent exposure,  though charged and convicted in Superior Court of "Mooning," which the N.C. Court of Appeal overturns; but a black male--charged in a N.C. Superior Court with disorderly conduct [which record still stands] for intentionally causing a public disturbance by using finger gesture to a police officer, though symbolic speech has long been protected under the First Amendment--and he is convicted, fined, not appointed an attorney, and the prosecutor, who was asked to throw out the case is eventually made a Judge and no redress is extended, then Racial bias is evident.

So, why not just call a Spade a Spade? 

Craig Jarvis [N&O, Friday, January 6, 2012] refers to the law ensconced in the Racial Justice act as the Capital Case law on Page 10a of the Friday, January 6, 2012. 

Thus, it appears even he knows the Racial Justice Law has nothing to do with Racial Justice, for why else would Governor Perdue's former General Counsel, Edwin Speas, who was Senior Deputy Attorney General in the Special Litigation Division of the N.C. Department of Justice under Lacy H. Thornburg when the incident occurred--and former Spokesperson, Chrissy Pearson, and who both resigned before either would give a response to my letter sent certified to Governor Perdue and delivered by Process Server, seeking Racial Justice by amending N.C. Actual Innocence Law to apply also to those not incarcerated, who do not need DNA to prove their innocence, but who were wrongly convicted by the Courts [Not just by a jury], and to issue an apology, and compensate such a victim with a referral to the "Victim-Advocate Liaison" [who may still be Keith Sutton] in the N.C. Governor's Crime Commission.

It just may be that the newest state bar president Martin Brinkley, a Raleigh Attorney, a graduate of Harvard, now president of the State Bar, understands Rule 1.3 concerning Professional Conduct, which reads:

A lawyer having knowledge that another lawyer has committed a violation of the rules of Professional Conduct that raises question of honesty, trustworthyness, or fitness as a lawyer shall inform the N.C. State Bar.

Martin Brinkley who passed the bar in 1992  is listed in the Martin-Dale Hubbell law Directory of 2003 as having an AV Rating.  I believe few, if any, of Easley's or Perdue's appointees can make that assertion.

That's my perspective on the Racial Justice Act.  Let's hear yours!

Released, Wednesday, January 04, 2012, TOTT

Subject: Legal  Foxes Guarding the Judicial Hen House

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"North Carolina lawyers rate state judges," thus was the headline of a story below the fold in the News & Observer, 1-4-11, by Rob Christensen, suggested to be a "Public barometer" for the re-election of judges in 2012.

Have I missed something? I thought, or was lead to believe that the evaluation of lawyers was the function of the Martindale-Hubbel Law Directory. And according to the N.C. Volume 12 of the Martindale-Hubbel Law Directory, [2003] some "...some lawyers and law firms are ommitted by request, and the information is provided by the firms and/or the lawyers themselves.

While the governor might--and I repeat--might ask the N.C. Bar for their recommendation, in the case of former Governor Hunt, who appointed Donald Overby back to the Bench, even after Overby was defeated; and Former Governor Easley, a convicted felon has made several appointments to the N.C. Bench.

Further, writes Christensen, "For the first time, voters will have information about who are the good judges and who are the mediocre ones--at least in the minds of the state’s lawyers."

Nothing could be further from the truth. Unless N.C. judges run for re-election, and are vetted by the public or the press, there is no way the public can determine the judicial acumen, veracity, integrity of any particular judge; unless of course, you’ve appeared before one, and though I’m a law abiding citizen, I’ve appeared, or had a case before: Overby, Lake, Rehnquist, Boyle, Stephens, Manning, Orr, Finch, Hobgood, Calabria, Hudson, Bridges, Pittman, and Bush, so I would know.

However, I must admit, having N.C. lawyers from the N.C. Bar rate judges while the Judges are sitting on the Bench, might just prevent the need for legal entities to change their name, and judges who create such organizations as the "Actual Innocence Commission," "N.C. Institute for Constitutional Law," or "Fairjudges.net," after they leave the bench, because their legacy will still be intact.

That's my Perspective.  What's yours?

 See also: Daily Dispatch, January 13, 2010, Letter to the Editor, Judging Justices

Why failure of court redress causes irreparable harm to careers

Released, Wednesday, April 27, 2011, TOTT, 919 610-5255

If citizens have "respect for the work of the courts, their respect for law will survive the shortcomings of every other branch of government...to the great detriment of society." (The Judicial Process, Henry J. Abraham, 1962)

One either believes in the rule of law, and the Constitution to govern the American society, or you do not.
It has been over 150 years since the ending of the Civil War, it’s worthy of note that "...Before the Civil War, few individual rights had received national protection. Founding fathers observed that State Governors and State legislatures were most likely offenders of individual and natural rights. However, equal protection of individual rights are found every day discussed and debated in our courts by the media.

In N.C. General Statute Section 7A-376, Art. 30. entitled Judicial Standards Commission: "...Disposition of cases for reasons other than an honest appraisal of facts and law as disclosed by the evidence presented, will amount to conduct prejudicial to the proper administration of justice... Inexperience or lack of training is No excuse."

Section 1 of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution reads in part: "No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens...nor deny any person ...the equal protection of the laws"

The Nichols v. Chacon Court ruled (2000) arresting officer not entitled to qualified immunity: [since] "...arrestee-plaintiff’s [finger] gesture was clearly established as protected free speech..."

Yet,  Eastern District of North Carolina, Chief, U.S. District Court Judge, Terrence W. Boyle: Feb 25, 2004, Case: 5:04-MC-06: "...[I]t appears the Plaintiff was charged with "disorderly conduct, breach of peace, public disturbance for finger gesture." The Plaintiff...was not appointed counsel in the State proceeding...", he further states: "This filing is utterly meritless.]"

Thus, he acknowledges charges, and the failure to appoint counsel, which is a sworn duty of the Courts, but does nothing.

Article 30, Judicial Standards Commission: "Willful Misconduct is improper and wrongful conduct of a judge acting in his official capacity, done intentionally, knowingly and in bad faith. It involves more than an error of judgment or a mere lack of deligence."

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Investigation of the N.C. Innocence Inquiry Commission and NC. ACLU sought

Released, Friday, April 15, 2011, TOTT:

The NCIIC created in 2006 by the former Chief Judge, now retired, I Beverly Lake, Jr., of the N.C. Supreme Court purports to "...investigate and evaluate claims of factual innocence..." yet in 1992 he, as an associate Justice of the N.C. Supreme Court, denied a writ of certiorari of my claim of Civil Rights violation of the First Amendment--Free Speech, that was docketed in the U.S. Supreme Court as 92-6940, and published by West Publishing in the N.C. Reporter, 419 S.E. 2d. 578, as a Memorandum Decision.

Because of pressure from Blogs and Facebook, Justice Lake now hopes-- it appears-- to obfuscate his injustice and seeks changes to the Commision he proposed, which is  to: "...change, who investigates "factual innocence," to protect his legacy by "turning over the screening process" of cases  to a non-profit student law group, whose minions can be influenced  and directed by law Professors, who can influence internships; rather than professionals, who have oversight power to enforce punishment for bringing the judiciary into disrepute, as his conduct, and that of Terrence E. Boyle has done.  See 5:MC-6, March 25th. 2004, Chief, United States District Court Judge.

Further, the National Chapter of the ACLU, forwarded my claim to the N.C. ACLU, formerly the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union, Inc., Article III (3a), [see articles of Amendment filed, March 03, 1993], * which claims to have been created "To advance the causes of civil liberties in the State of North Carolina, including the rights of free speech...free assemblage, and equality before the law." They have refused to act on my behalf as well.

The N.C. Supreme Court has upheld as free speech the act of "Mooning."  The National  ACLU takes credit for protecting the rights of Neo-Nazi Groups, Westboro Baptist Church, Polygamist, Guantanamo Terrorists. 

In North Carolina,  they have through their prior Executive/Legal Director, Deborah Ross, now a member of the N.C. General Assembly, denied my right to "wait in my car" on the former Mall, or "to protest "police" misconduct," a government agent, by silently, gesturing with one finger my discontent, anger, embarrassment of the officer, who then followed my wife [who is white] and I to issue the ticket.  While the Arkansas District Court in re: Nichols v. Chacon, 110 F Supp 2d. 1099. [2000], decrees that Symbolic Speech is well-established, and protected as Free Speech under the Constitution.

While my  latest N.C.Division of Motor Vehicle Driving Record shows the 02-14-92 conviction for Running Red Light, this event occured the date of the gesture, [now removed from the report] was followed my making a left-turn-on-red at the Intersection of [then] two intersecting one-way streets, clearing the intersection--required by law-- for approaching bluelight and siren, or emergency vehicles. MVLNC 20-157.

I have received no notice from the State of any change in the record, or consideration of my request submitted in writing to members of the General Assembly, the N.C. Supreme Court, and the Governor for an apology, and some modest compensation for this 19 years of abuse--two years longer than Gregory Taylor's claim of innocence and exoneration, though the State has pardoned Taylor, and an 1871 former Governor Holden, who was the first Governor to be impeached.

Does it make a difference that Taylor and Holden were White to do the right thing?

That’s my perspective! What’s yours?

* See CAR5 Corp ID-0103817, Annual Report, Agent o/o Deborah K. Ross.

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