Thursday, March 28, 2013
Having a Great and Blessed day!
I am busy jamming to my favorite praise music on Pandora! It's beautiful warm day in South Florida and everything that was wrong in my world is being put right. GOD is SO GOOD!!!
Here is a pic of my baby boy giving me some love. GOD keeps his promises, and what the enemy has stolen, and the years the locusts consumed will be returned to me. Praise GOD!!!!
Friday, March 15, 2013
SERIOUSLY?! AGAIN?! I am talking to you Ms. Mona!
Don't employees of the Commonwealth of Attorney have better things to do than surf the internet on a Friday afternoon?
No sooner do I go to the post office to mail the Open Records Request, than you are freaking out over the fax googling me, checking out blogs on blogger. Is that being professional?
Do you want your IP Address? I know it too.
Let me really give you something to freak out about. I faxed the CC to your least favorite Jon [not Klein] at Dinsmore. He finds it fascinating that the Cabinet cannot assure me of the confidentiality of my records, when I phoned to verify that he received the fax.
Let me put on my prophet hat. Hmmmmmm, I see a hearing in your future Mona in front of Judge Shepherd explaining how the Cabinet records online are not confidential.
Oh, and by the way. Just to remind you. I know there is no Kentucky Revised Statute that allows the Cabinet to create and maintain a child abuser registry. Just think, 83,000 people suing the Cabinet in a class action lawsuit. Wow, can the Cabinet sue you for legal malpractice? Is your malpractice insurance paid up??
Just saying. Oh, and take a screen shot. It lasts longer.
No sooner do I go to the post office to mail the Open Records Request, than you are freaking out over the fax googling me, checking out blogs on blogger. Is that being professional?
Do you want your IP Address? I know it too.
Let me really give you something to freak out about. I faxed the CC to your least favorite Jon [not Klein] at Dinsmore. He finds it fascinating that the Cabinet cannot assure me of the confidentiality of my records, when I phoned to verify that he received the fax.
Let me put on my prophet hat. Hmmmmmm, I see a hearing in your future Mona in front of Judge Shepherd explaining how the Cabinet records online are not confidential.
Oh, and by the way. Just to remind you. I know there is no Kentucky Revised Statute that allows the Cabinet to create and maintain a child abuser registry. Just think, 83,000 people suing the Cabinet in a class action lawsuit. Wow, can the Cabinet sue you for legal malpractice? Is your malpractice insurance paid up??
Just saying. Oh, and take a screen shot. It lasts longer.
Saturday, August 02, 2008
Exhibit 2: Habeas Corpus
The only reason I signed this document is because my attorney told me that if I didn't Jonah would get full custody of the children because Jonah is an attorney. And he was right. Look what has happened to me when I did stand up for my rights; I was convicted of domestic violence for marching in public with a sign, arrested for custodial interference because I returned the children late after visitation, found guilty of child abuse by a social worker, and have been put on permanent supervisied visitation for over two years now without any factual finding telling me why it has to be supervised.
Also notice in this agreement that nothing is stated how I put Jonah through law school, nor was I compensated in anyway for supporting the family during that time.
Also notice in this agreement that nothing is stated how I put Jonah through law school, nor was I compensated in anyway for supporting the family during that time.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Lambert is Right.
Assistant Deputy Attorney General Janet M. Graham, who is also the Prosecutors Advisory Council has confirmed that Chief Justice Lambert is correct on the AOC site that the Prosecutors Advisory council does have jurisdiction to investigate county attorneys.
Please note, that in a former posting Attorney General Greg Stumbo stated that he did not have jurisdiction ( http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3320/3903/1600/AGLetter.jpg )when I requested an investigation of Pike County Attorney, Howard Keith Hall who is a personal friend and campaign contributor of Stumbo.
In response to the open records request, (http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3320/3903/1600/openrecordrequest.jpg) Graham sent the following letter, scanned and posted online.
Here are the key points.
1) The Prosecutors Advisory Council does have jurisdiction to investigate grievances against prosecutors.
2)Graham, an deputy assistant attorney general with the constitutional duty to enforce open records request, failed to comply with the open records request.
3) Graham, an attorney licensed to practice in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, attempts to use legalese to state that it is the Judges responsibility to investigate corrupt prosecutors.
However, as a member of the Kentucky Bar it is imputed upon Graham that she knows that Judges cannot do an investigation of a party in a proceeding. Such an investigation would violate several of the judicial canons, including "CANON 3: A JUDGE SHALL PERFORM THE DUTIES OF JUDICIAL OFFICE IMPARTIALLY AND DILIGENTLY"(1)
Is Graham requesting that Judge Johnson and Judge Preston violated the judicial canon? And if they did, would the attorney generals office be required to investigate Johnson and Preston under public corruption??
Oh what tangled webs we weave, when once we conspire to deceive.
And, I just love the introductory paragraph where Graham attempts to intimidate me and destroy my credibility from anyone who reads the letter by stating that I am charged with criminal and civil court cases.
If you check out the original open records request you will not read anywhere in it that I requests an investigation. That was an afterthought which I added to a yellow posty attached to the request.
Is this letter just another example of how the Attorney Generals Office is intentionally denying me my First Amendment right under the United States Constitution to redress the Government?1)http://www.sunethics.com/kycodejudconduct.htm
Please note, that in a former posting Attorney General Greg Stumbo stated that he did not have jurisdiction ( http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3320/3903/1600/AGLetter.jpg )when I requested an investigation of Pike County Attorney, Howard Keith Hall who is a personal friend and campaign contributor of Stumbo.
In response to the open records request, (http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3320/3903/1600/openrecordrequest.jpg) Graham sent the following letter, scanned and posted online.
Here are the key points.
1) The Prosecutors Advisory Council does have jurisdiction to investigate grievances against prosecutors.
2)Graham, an deputy assistant attorney general with the constitutional duty to enforce open records request, failed to comply with the open records request.
3) Graham, an attorney licensed to practice in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, attempts to use legalese to state that it is the Judges responsibility to investigate corrupt prosecutors.
However, as a member of the Kentucky Bar it is imputed upon Graham that she knows that Judges cannot do an investigation of a party in a proceeding. Such an investigation would violate several of the judicial canons, including "CANON 3: A JUDGE SHALL PERFORM THE DUTIES OF JUDICIAL OFFICE IMPARTIALLY AND DILIGENTLY"(1)
Is Graham requesting that Judge Johnson and Judge Preston violated the judicial canon? And if they did, would the attorney generals office be required to investigate Johnson and Preston under public corruption??
Oh what tangled webs we weave, when once we conspire to deceive.
And, I just love the introductory paragraph where Graham attempts to intimidate me and destroy my credibility from anyone who reads the letter by stating that I am charged with criminal and civil court cases.
If you check out the original open records request you will not read anywhere in it that I requests an investigation. That was an afterthought which I added to a yellow posty attached to the request.
Is this letter just another example of how the Attorney Generals Office is intentionally denying me my First Amendment right under the United States Constitution to redress the Government?1)http://www.sunethics.com/kycodejudconduct.htm
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Who's Right? Chief Justice Lambert or Attorney General Greg Stumbo?
Kentucky has one hundred and seventy seven prosecutors. (1) Out of that huge elected number, there is bound to be at least of couple of bad apples. What do you do if you are unfortunate enough to have to deal with a rotten prosecutor?
Continued in the Comment Section
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Ex Parte Paxton; The Constitutional victims, part one.
Perpetrator: Judge Julie Paxton
Jurisdiction: Floyd County Family Court, Kentucky (includes Knott and Magoffin which are disenfranchised from the election of the shared family court judge)
Victim: Sharon Lynn Storm, aka Sharon Mullins
Case file: No. 2005-CA-000647-ME Kentucky Court of Appeals.
How long does it take a judge to strip away a parents constitutional rights? It took Judge Julie Paxton exactly three minutes, according to Justice Guidugli of the Kentucky Appeals Court.
Continued in the Comment Section
Jurisdiction: Floyd County Family Court, Kentucky (includes Knott and Magoffin which are disenfranchised from the election of the shared family court judge)
Victim: Sharon Lynn Storm, aka Sharon Mullins
Case file: No. 2005-CA-000647-ME Kentucky Court of Appeals.
How long does it take a judge to strip away a parents constitutional rights? It took Judge Julie Paxton exactly three minutes, according to Justice Guidugli of the Kentucky Appeals Court.
Continued in the Comment Section
Thursday, September 28, 2006
Trial Commissioner Fred Hatfield: Political appointee
Originally published on 9/28/2006
Who is Fred Hatfield? He is one of (two or three) Pike County trial commissioners and he is located within the Pike County Injustice Center. What does he do? He will sign any legal document put in front of him, as long as its for the right person with the right kind of political pull. But for those of you lucky enough to be unfamiliar with trial commissioners, let me first give you a quick tutorial.
Continued in the Comment Section
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