Judge Mary Hamm loves to ex Parte!: Vandalized links fixed

Monday, March 29, 2010

Vandalized links fixed

As I reported in our sister blog, you know you're getting to them when they have to cheat.

It appears someone destroyed the links to various PDF files of the trial transcript, an Exhibit and an Affidavit from a former Mormon bishop about the Mormon temple oath.

I fixed them. Please leave me a comment if you find any future broken links.

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Help me help God

This lawsuit has never been about money. It's about principle. Still, I'm asking for $100,000. But not for me.

In my Application for Default, I asked the court to direct Yavapai County to pay three Christian Charities $33,333.33 each.

It turns out that Yavapai County never filed a timely answer to this complaint. Despite a few hints from Judge Sedwick to opposition's lawyer on how to cure this and prevail against me, the Lord frustrated the attorney and Yavapai County still failed to respond. Finally the judge relented and I entered a Motion for Default Judgement.

Unfortunately, I made a mistake that most pro se litigants (and, as I've found, even professional attorneys) make. I forgot to list Yavapai County as a Defendant in my Count of "Failure to Supervise." (i.e., "Failure to state a claim." So the judgment was set aside.

This defect should be easy to cure and what we're arguing in the Ninth right now is whether this pro se litigant should be allowed to amend his complaint. Case law in the Ninth is very strong that "dismissal is a harsh remedy," especially for the pro se litigant. In fact, when I made the EXACT same mistake in my other civil right lawsuit (which I "won,"), the judge in the same federal district DID allow me to amend my complaint.

So, if any lawyers want to help, you'd be doing God's work.

Navigating this blog

There's a lot more to this blog than listed here, but to make it somewhat easier to get around, click on these links:

Appellant's Informal Brief, calling for the recusal of any Mormon judges on the Ninth. (Two by name.)

The ex parte documents. A private letter to a pastor. A private letter to a father. And a private secret email.

October 9, 2010 - Case dismissed? (It ain't over 'til it's over.)

September - Oh, now she recuses & Can someone give me the Rule about filing before trial?
(See posts below.)

Does anyone know if Mary Hamm is Mormon?

Judges can get away with murder. If they do it in their robes.

OLDIE BUT A GOODIE - Can Judge Arthur Markham "un-recuse" to rule against you?

The Lawsuit:

Judge Hamm's Response

The Complaint of Judicial Misconduct:

The Complaint

The Commission's Dismissal

The Mormon Factor / Motion for Recusal