March 11, 2009 Tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m., I will be sentenced by the allegedly honorable and marginally cognizant Judge Mitchell. Deputy Lane County District Attorney JoAnn Miller, who is prosecuting the case on behalf of Lane County District Attorney Alex Gardner, is recommending 30 days in jail.
Clarification: By "marginally" I meant "not ostensibly"
Friday, March 13, 2009
2108-26446
To: LCPD David Saydack
It was great to see you at the two hearings in Judge Douglas "dopamine" Mitchell's courtroom yesterday morning (Motion to Withdraw as Counsel, Sentencing).
Thank you for providing me with yet more material evidence for my appeal with the Oregon Court of Appeals (Chief Justice/former LCCC Judge David Brewer), civil suit in US District Court (Chief Judge/former LCCC Judge Ann Aiken) and complaint with the Oregon Bar Association.
1. You either committed perjury or demonstrated a catastrophic misunderstanding of the discovery process when you said "Dr. Frisch's belief that I was horrendously incompetent and/or intentionally ineffectual began after she was convicted on March 4, 2009 and prior to the time I submitted the motion to withdraw as counsel on March 9, 2009." after one of the verbal examples I provided in support of your written motion (you did not give me the option of preparing a formal, written affidavit to affix to your content-free, quasi-coherent Motion to Dismiss) was "failure to provide defendant a copy of the CD with the alleged victim's 911 call that Deputy LCDA JoAnn Miller provided to your predecessor, John Volmert in 2008 until the day of sentencing." As you know, the first time I heard the 911 call was at the trial, when I learned the alleged victim said "Get that bitch" a half dozen times and falsely alleged I had a firearm.
2. You did not inform me that Mr. Ross was the pro bono lawyer from the panel assigned to replace you when he rushed into Courtroom 301 at 8: 26 a.m. saying "I'm in room 201 if you need me for the sentencing hearing today." I deduced this when I recognized him and overhead your conversation. You did not introduce me to him, let alone provide me with an opportunity to prepare for the sentencing hearing. As you know, you and I never met to prepare for the sentencing hearing either. That is, you were prepared to allow Mr. Ross to represent me at the sentencing hearing, even though I had not been informed he was representing me until that morning and he knew nothing about my case.
I realize that facts are not your forte and that you probably do not understand the significance of the material facts described above, but I thought I'd give you a heads up anyway. Speaking of which.....oh, never mind. We don't need to go there.
It was great to see you at the two hearings in Judge Douglas "dopamine" Mitchell's courtroom yesterday morning (Motion to Withdraw as Counsel, Sentencing).
Thank you for providing me with yet more material evidence for my appeal with the Oregon Court of Appeals (Chief Justice/former LCCC Judge David Brewer), civil suit in US District Court (Chief Judge/former LCCC Judge Ann Aiken) and complaint with the Oregon Bar Association.
1. You either committed perjury or demonstrated a catastrophic misunderstanding of the discovery process when you said "Dr. Frisch's belief that I was horrendously incompetent and/or intentionally ineffectual began after she was convicted on March 4, 2009 and prior to the time I submitted the motion to withdraw as counsel on March 9, 2009." after one of the verbal examples I provided in support of your written motion (you did not give me the option of preparing a formal, written affidavit to affix to your content-free, quasi-coherent Motion to Dismiss) was "failure to provide defendant a copy of the CD with the alleged victim's 911 call that Deputy LCDA JoAnn Miller provided to your predecessor, John Volmert in 2008 until the day of sentencing." As you know, the first time I heard the 911 call was at the trial, when I learned the alleged victim said "Get that bitch" a half dozen times and falsely alleged I had a firearm.
2. You did not inform me that Mr. Ross was the pro bono lawyer from the panel assigned to replace you when he rushed into Courtroom 301 at 8: 26 a.m. saying "I'm in room 201 if you need me for the sentencing hearing today." I deduced this when I recognized him and overhead your conversation. You did not introduce me to him, let alone provide me with an opportunity to prepare for the sentencing hearing. As you know, you and I never met to prepare for the sentencing hearing either. That is, you were prepared to allow Mr. Ross to represent me at the sentencing hearing, even though I had not been informed he was representing me until that morning and he knew nothing about my case.
I realize that facts are not your forte and that you probably do not understand the significance of the material facts described above, but I thought I'd give you a heads up anyway. Speaking of which.....oh, never mind. We don't need to go there.
special olympics
It is time to “Spread the Word to End the Word” and on 31 March 2009 Special Olympics is calling for a national day of awareness for America to stop and think about their use of the R-word. That R-word is not “recession,” but something more hurtful and painful – “retard.”
Being prosecuted by Lane County Deputy District Attorney JoAnn Miller, defended by Lane County Assistant Public Defender David Saydack and convicted and sentenced by Lane County Circuit Court Judge Douglas Mitchell was like turning over my fate to a team at the Special Olympics.
Please don't misunderstand. I am not implying that Mumbling Miller, Say anything Saydack and Dopamine Mitchell are less competent than LCDA Alex Gardner, LCPD Director Greg Hazarabedian and LCCC Chief Judge Mary Ann Bearden.
Au contraire.
ANYONE defended by someone at LCPD, prosecuted by someone at LCDA and judged by someone at LCCC turns her/his fate over to a team of R-words.
Take Judge Mitchell. Please.
He referred to me She was standing with her attorney facing the judge by then. The judge began a well-deserved lecture in her direction.
He [Judge Mitchell] said that he wanted to help her (meaning the defendant), but that the victim had been harmed. He chastised her for, as a psychologist, not acting on her knowledge of the damage caused by alcohol use when it is chronic or binge drinking.
He explained how dopamine receptors in the brain become atrophied from such drinking, and waxed poetic about the joys of an unexpected sunny day, a smiling baby in the
supermarket, or being licked by a puppy. With chronic drinking, such joy is diminished, he said.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
lettuce from jail
March 13, 2009
Dear Mom,
This place really isn’t so bad. The sheets are kind of a teal/chartreuse blend. I think they used to be white. The walls are a very light burnt sienna, as in the crayon. There’s plenty of food and water.
There are lots of very interesting people here. There’s a library that has lots of books, mostly bibles.
It’s nice to have a break from Jeb!
Love,
Deb
March 14, 2009
Dear Mom,
This place really isn’t so bad, although I never saw so many people with so few teeth. I get a paper bag for lunch every day. It’s not as good as the ones you made for me, except for this really yucky, mushy tuna on wonder bread you once gave me in third grade.
I’ve been doing a lot of reading because there’s not much else to do here except listen to other inmates talk about the Lane County Circus Court and Eugene and Springfield Police Departments.
And God saw that the light was good; and God separated the light from the darkness.
Love,
Deb
March 15, 2009
Dear Mom,
I sent LCDA Alex Gardner a postcard today.
It said “Wish you were here.”
Love,
Deb
Dear Mom,
This place really isn’t so bad. The sheets are kind of a teal/chartreuse blend. I think they used to be white. The walls are a very light burnt sienna, as in the crayon. There’s plenty of food and water.
There are lots of very interesting people here. There’s a library that has lots of books, mostly bibles.
It’s nice to have a break from Jeb!
Love,
Deb
March 14, 2009
Dear Mom,
This place really isn’t so bad, although I never saw so many people with so few teeth. I get a paper bag for lunch every day. It’s not as good as the ones you made for me, except for this really yucky, mushy tuna on wonder bread you once gave me in third grade.
I’ve been doing a lot of reading because there’s not much else to do here except listen to other inmates talk about the Lane County Circus Court and Eugene and Springfield Police Departments.
And God saw that the light was good; and God separated the light from the darkness.
Love,
Deb
March 15, 2009
Dear Mom,
I sent LCDA Alex Gardner a postcard today.
It said “Wish you were here.”
Love,
Deb
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Saturday, March 7, 2009
jim "jambon" mcbride
Mike Stinnette learned the hard way that handing out controversial leaflets in public on a Sunday morning in Eugene can get you into trouble.
A video of the arrest captured by a camera inside Eugene officer Jim McBride’s patrol car shows the former officer — Rob Hart — suddenly and forcefully restraining Stinnette after standing next to him outside the church at 252 Lawrence St.
Hart, who a federal government spokeswoman said was off-duty and acting as a private citizen at the time, first grabbed Stinnette by the wrist and bent it while helping McBride push Stinnette onto the hood of McBride’s car.
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