Jason Nemes; enabling weasel.

The Courier Journal is reporting that Jason Nemes introduced a bill in the house to reduce the authority of the Attorney Generals Office as one was also introduced into the Senate.

"HB 281, sponsored by Rep. Jason Nemes, a Louisville Republican, would require more transparency on outside contracts awarded by the attorney general and would cap fees collected by outside lawyers hired to handle litigation."  http://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/2017/03/08/andy-beshear-livid-after-bill-introduced-strip-attorney-generals-powers/98881818/

Talk about March Madness.

What was Nemes promised in return for introducing that bill though?

Was Nemes promised protection from criminal prosecution by the Governors Office?

Jason Nemes was the director for the Administrative Office of the Courts under former Chief Justice Joseph Lambert.

It was Jason Nemes giving me the run around when I sought 1st Amendment Redress from Justice Lambert and AOC where the Pike County Clerk was engaging in misconduct.

The Supreme Court does have authority to discipline clerks and subsequently have created a commission to deal with clerk misconduct.  Notice that Nemes out and out lied in the letter below.  That's a felony by the way peeps.

Again, was Nemes promised protection from the Governors Office from the crimes committed against me by AOC and the Cabinet defrauding the Federal Department of Health and Human Services???

This Nemes letter came out in March 2007.  To see more go to my case on PACER in the Eastern District of Kentucky, 13-cv-8 Docket Entry 1, pages 47 through 49.

Hey Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Clerk!

Originally published on 3/1/2017 in response to catching the Federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals going to my blog to do legal research.

 

While you are going through social media about me here are some things you should know.

1)  When Paxton changed child custody in a closed domestic violence case:  it made me a political Jim Crow person.  Meaning, I had no enforceable civil rights.  The Courts would just discriminated against me . . . again and again.

2) Don't believe me?  Then take judicial notice on the Kentucky Supreme Court website. Go see dockets of 2014-SC-200, 2014-SC-201, 2014-SC-202, and 2014-SC-203.

Almost every other KY SC court case filed in 2014 has been finalized yet my four cases are sitting there and the opposing side hasn't even filed a response . . . just motions for extension for extension of time intentionally not ruled upon.

3)  Then go take judicial notice in the Georgia Norther District Federal Court of my in depth petition about how KY is falsely still calling me a child abuser years after I was cleared and neither KY or the Office for Civil Rights for the Department of Health and Human Services won't make KY do anything because I am not in a protected class.

Yea, I disagree with the order issued yesterday.  I am writing a motion to reconsider as we speak. {It is called the practice of law . . . and unfortunately I never had the legal mentor most lawyers find out of law school]. You can look it up under my name.

The truth is . . . KY is financially and ethically broken.  All the way around.  The KY Court system is a joke.  The Kentucky Bar Association is so bad that droves of Ohio attorneys are requesting to be removed from the KY bar.

What does KY brokenness mean for the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals?  Just more and more KY cases on your docket to fix KY mistakes because KY is in a legal shambles.

I didn't want to be the legal canary in a coal mine.  But here I am, AND I HAVE SHOWN FULL PROOF TO YOU GUYS THAT KY Supreme Court isn't even stamping the right date on documents or opening their mail daily.  ISN'T THAT UNACCEPTABLE?

So I wasn't always a cray cray pro se informa pauperis litigant.

Below was taken in 1986.  I was the lead Alto Sax in the striped sweater. I am in a hurry so I didn't get the pic flipped.

The next picture is me after my Orchestra Concerto performance.  This is at EKU at Brock Auditorium.  I played the Mozart Bassoon Concerto with the EKU Orchestra accompanying me.

That's rights this cray cray informa pauperis has not one . . . but TWO music education degrees with a focus in instrumental music.  How many other people do you know that can rock a bassoon?

But all the hard work I put in getting those degrees are meaningless because in KY . . . . . an attorney can simply choose to destroy you, your reputation, file all kinds of false and slanderous things and the KY court system goes right along with it.  I can't even defend myself from this even after I graduated from law school.  Yea, it's third tier . . .. but I choose because I could be closer to my children . . .or my children closer to their father.  [I made Deans' list, had high lsat schools for a scholarship too].

At the end of the day . . . where the hell is the rule of law?  You won't find it in KY state courts.  that much is for sure.