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link for the story: www.ocregister.com HUNTINGTON BEACH -- A Santa Ana man is asking the city of Huntington Beach for $25 million claiming that helicopters and planes are following him, according to city documents. Michael Lucchese, 57, filed a claim against the city Monday saying he is under "constant surveillance" by aircrafts that have followed him about 20 times a day since June 2008. The alleged harassment has caused him distress and has ended some of his relationships, the claim said. Michael Lucchese claims that helicopters are following him. He wants $25 million from the city for damages. FILE: KEVIN SULLIVAN, THE ORANGE COUNTY "Mentally and physically, work has become almost impossible due to the emotional stress," he wrote in the claim. Lucchese currently lives in Santa Ana and the surveillance started when he lived in Huntington Beach, he said. Huntington Beach police Lt. Russell Reinhart said the department spoke with Lucchese last year about his concerns and that his recent claim is without merit. "Last year when he described the helicopter that was following him, he described it as green with a big yellow star on the side. Our helicopter is blue with a white stripe and a badge," Reinhart said. Three airports have access to the city's airspace, Reinhart said. "There are numerous private commercial helicopters that fly over Huntington Beach every day,'' he said. "There are also other law enforcement agencies, ambulance, military and news helicopters that are ...
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...losing a ruling in Orange County Superior Court, the Sierra Club is turning to the California Court of Appeal in an attempt to win no- or low-cost access to the County of Orange's Landbase parcel map system, which the public must currently pay thousands of...
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Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray talked about what he believes is the failure of current drug prohibition policies. He also talked about his experiences as a judge with drug offenses and his public advocacy in favor of lifting drug bans. He responded to questions from the audience.
Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray talked about what he believes is the failure of current drug prohibition policies. He also talked about his experiences as a judge with drug offenses and his public advocacy in favor of lifting drug bans. He responded to questions from the audience.
Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray talked about what he believes is the failure of current drug prohibition policies. He also talked about his experiences as a judge with drug offenses and his public advocacy in favor of lifting drug bans. He responded to questions from the audience.
Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray talked about what he believes is the failure of current drug prohibition policies. He also talked about his experiences as a judge with drug offenses and his public advocacy in favor of lifting drug bans. He responded to questions from the audience.
Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray talked about what he believes is the failure of current drug prohibition policies. He also talked about his experiences as a judge with drug offenses and his public advocacy in favor of lifting drug bans. He responded to questions from the audience.
Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray talked about what he believes is the failure of current drug prohibition policies. He also talked about his experiences as a judge with drug offenses and his public advocacy in favor of lifting drug bans. He responded to questions from the audience.
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SANTA ANA, Calif. -- An Orange County woman was sentenced to a year in jail for sending hundreds of threatening text messages -- to herself. Prosecutors said Jeanne Mundango Manunga told police her former boyfriend and his sister-in-law were behind the threats. Manunga was sentenced Friday in Santa Ana Superior Court. She was convicted in May of three felony counts of false imprisonment by fraud or deceit and two misdemeanor counts of making a false police report. Prosecutors said Manunga started sending the threatening messages after she and her former boyfriend stopped dating in 2008. Manunga also was placed on three years probation and ordered to pay about $50000 in restitution. ___ Information from: The Orange County Register, www.ocregister.com http
Lindsay Lohan pleads with the judge at Los Angeles County Superior Court in Beverly Hills for leniency for violating probation for her 2007 drunk driving arrest.
christopher-king.blogspot.com and christopher-king.blogspot.com and christopher-king.blogspot.com 18 June 2010 KingCast raw video presents Hyman v. Hemlock et al: Hate crimes, racism and anti-Semitism poison Lakeville/Long Pond Hemlock Association. "I'm accused of being a horrible person," volunteered Long Pond/Hemlock Association Defendant Bren Ladino this morning. This relates to this Boston.com ancient coverage (where are they now?) and this one from Enterprise News (same question). This is a case so foul that even seasoned court personnel looked on in shock and utter disbelief. The video is coming. Wait for it. "Mr. Pedranti said 'you shouldn't stick your nose in other people's business,' and he said he had 'friends in Boston I wouldn't want to meet....' I said excuse me? Are you threatening me? He says "Did you grow up on the water?" "No" "Then you don't know what a bouy is... it's a dead fucking thing that floats in the water, and you wouldn't want to find yourself being a bouy would you." Pedranti then walked off to Defendant Ladino's home. Scott Hyman worked hard, bought his own little island at Lakeville Long Pond, he owned a hot dog stand years ago and XXXTreme Cycles, he crafted choppers like Orange County Choppers. He started to rehabilitate existing structures in order to build a place where he could live in "peace and quiet," as he testified today at Brockton Superior Courthouse. Instead he was met with death threats, swastikas, picnic tables through his ...
christopher-king.blogspot.com and christopher-king.blogspot.com and christopher-king.blogspot.com 18 June 2010 KingCast raw video presents Hyman v. Hemlock et al: Hate crimes, racism and anti-Semitism poison Lakeville/Long Pond Hemlock Association. "I'm accused of being a horrible person," volunteered Long Pond/Hemlock Association Defendant Bren Ladino this morning. This relates to this Boston.com ancient coverage (where are they now?) and this one from Enterprise News (same question). This is a case so foul that even seasoned court personnel looked on in shock and utter disbelief. The video is coming. Wait for it. "Mr. Pedranti said 'you shouldn't stick your nose in other people's business,' and he said he had 'friends in Boston I wouldn't want to meet....' I said excuse me? Are you threatening me? He says "Did you grow up on the water?" "No" "Then you don't know what a bouy is... it's a dead fucking thing that floats in the water, and you wouldn't want to find yourself being a bouy would you." Pedranti then walked off to Defendant Ladino's home. Scott Hyman worked hard, bought his own little island at Lakeville Long Pond, he owned a hot dog stand years ago and XXXTreme Cycles, he crafted choppers like Orange County Choppers. He started to rehabilitate existing structures in order to build a place where he could live in "peace and quiet," as he testified today at Brockton Superior Courthouse. Instead he was met with death threats, swastikas, picnic tables through his ...
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Charging for Access to Court Records: Promise and Pitfalls - Center for Legal and Court Technology 2008 - - William and Mary Law School Presents the Sixth Conference on Privacy and Public Access to Court Records. You may purchase the proceedings of the 7th Conference, held in 2010, at this URL: www.regonline.com . Alan Carlson, Chief Executive Officer, Orange County Superior Courts. Court systems are increasingly turning to online records access as a means of revenue in times of pinched court budgets. This panel will discuss the risks and benefits of charging for access, the range of approaches on both the federal and state level to fee for access systems. Michelle Ishakian, Administrative Office of the US Courts; Susan Del Monte, Administrative Office of the US Courts.This snippet is fair use. The conference was funded by the US taxpayer via a grant from the Administrative Office of the US Courts, only segments where the majority of the presenters were US employees were used, the material is of compelling public interest, and a large number of the conference attendees were federal employees.
christopher-king.blogspot.com and christopher-king.blogspot.com 18 June 2010 KingCast raw video presents Hyman v. Hemlock et al: Hate crimes, racism and anti-Semitism poison Lakeville/Long Pond Hemlock Association. "I'm accused of being a horrible person," volunteered Long Pond/Hemlock Association Defendant Bren Ladino this morning. This relates to this Boston.com ancient coverage (where are they now?) and this one from Enterprise News (same question). This is a case so foul that even seasoned court personnel looked on in shock and utter disbelief. The video is coming. Wait for it. "Mr. Pedranti said 'you shouldn't stick your nose in other people's business,' and he said he had 'friends in Boston I wouldn't want to meet....' I said excuse me? Are you threatening me? He says "Did you grow up on the water?" "No" "Then you don't know what a bouy is... it's a dead fucking thing that floats in the water, and you wouldn't want to find yourself being a bouy would you." Pedranti then walked off to Defendant Ladino's home. Scott Hyman worked hard, bought his own little island at Lakeville Long Pond, he owned a hot dog stand years ago and XXXTreme Cycles, he crafted choppers like Orange County Choppers. He started to rehabilitate existing structures in order to build a place where he could live in "peace and quiet," as he testified today at Brockton Superior Courthouse. Instead he was met with death threats, swastikas, picnic tables through his window, theft and an application of ...
christopher-king.blogspot.com and christopher-king.blogspot.com 18 June 2010 KingCast raw video presents Hyman v. Hemlock et al: Hate crimes, racism and anti-Semitism poison Lakeville/Long Pond Hemlock Association. "I'm accused of being a horrible person," volunteered Long Pond/Hemlock Association Defendant Bren Ladino this morning. This relates to this Boston.com ancient coverage (where are they now?) and this one from Enterprise News (same question). This is a case so foul that even seasoned court personnel looked on in shock and utter disbelief. The video is coming. Wait for it. "Mr. Pedranti said 'you shouldn't stick your nose in other people's business,' and he said he had 'friends in Boston I wouldn't want to meet....' I said excuse me? Are you threatening me? He says "Did you grow up on the water?" "No" "Then you don't know what a bouy is... it's a dead fucking thing that floats in the water, and you wouldn't want to find yourself being a bouy would you." Pedranti then walked off to Defendant Ladino's home. Scott Hyman worked hard, bought his own little island at Lakeville Long Pond, he owned a hot dog stand years ago and XXXTreme Cycles, he crafted choppers like Orange County Choppers. He started to rehabilitate existing structures in order to build a place where he could live in "peace and quiet," as he testified today at Brockton Superior Courthouse. Instead he was met with death threats, swastikas, picnic tables through his window, theft and an application of ...
The California Court Case Management System (CCMS) is a statewide case data unification project designed to serve all 58 superior courts. This January 2010 video highlights the Judicial Council's visit to the Santa Ana court where CCMS is used daily for thousands of cases. Visit the project Web site www.courtinfo.ca.gov
Campaign Video for Lon Hurwitz, candidate for Orange County Superior Court Judge, Seat 50
Judge James Gray endorses "Tax Cannabis 2010" -- the marijuana legalization initiative on California's November ballot. Judge Gray is a conservative Republican recently retired from the Orange County Superior Court. He is a member of LEAP -- Law Enforcement Against Prohibition.
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If you are incarcerated and indigent and think that you can go into a court in Orange County Superior Court and represent yourself in any matter you are sadly mistaken. The Orange County Superior Court has made it clear that if you are going to represent yourself (Pro Per) in a criminal matter, you will receive the worst defense team that you can imagine. This video exposes Orange County California's Dirty Little Secret. Resources: CJ Ford PI www.cjfordpi.com Orange County Weekly article The Bad Detective by Nick Schou www.ocweekly.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
Judge Jim P. Gray will share his views on the System of White Supremacy. Judge Jim Gray is a retired Orange County California Superior Court Judge, federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. Judge Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed Us and What We Can Do About It - which examines the everlasting connection between Racism/White Supremacy & the War on Drugs. Judge Gray has compared the crusade against drugs to explicit acts of White Supremacy such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment(Tragedy) and the World War II internment of Japanese citizens. 2/11/2010 9:30 PM blogtalkradio.com
HAMMOND | Former international fugitive Mark S. Weinberger stepped wide-eyed into a crowded federal courtroom Monday, making his first public appearance in the United States since he disappeared on a family trip to Greece five and a half years ago. Weinberger -- tan and thin, wearing handcuffs and baggy orange Porter County Jail scrubs -- faced questions from Hammond federal Magistrate Judge Paul R. Cherry during the former sinus surgeon's initial appearance on a 22-count fraud indictment that accuses him of putting patients under anesthesia at his Merrillville clinic and charging for procedures he never performed. Weinberger, who was arrested on a snowy Italian mountainside Dec. 15, sported a recently shaved head and a few days' growth of black and gray beard stubble in court Monday. Initial hearings cover mundane procedural matters and they rarely draw a crowd, but Weinberger, who was profiled on "America's Most Wanted," encountered a courtroom cramped with news reporters, civil lawyers and court personnel. An unusually large complement of four US marshals attended. Lawyer Kenneth Allen, who represents many of the hundreds of people who are suing Weinberger in civil court, came to federal court Monday armed with a writ of habeas corpus signed by Lake Superior Court Judge Diane Kavadias-Schneider. Allen stepped to the television news microphones in the windy cold outside the courthouse and said the writ means Weinberger must be sent from jail to give a deposition to ...
Benny and Suzanne Hinn have been married for more than 30 years. On Feb. 1 she filed divorce papers in Orange County Superior Court in California citing irreconcilable differences.
Father allegedly throws baby off bridge!!!! Show Your Support For This CHild Media: thesource.ning.com For the phone call go to Thesource.ning.com its located under news! To watch the police respounce go to the source.ning.com under video A Galloway Township man charged with kidnapping and attempted murder, and authorities say he may have thrown his baby girl into the Raritan River. The search to locate the missing 3-month old, Zara Malani-lin Abdur, is continuing in the area of the bridge over the Raritan River in Sayreville, according to State Police Superintendent Col. Rick Fuentes. The search began last evening. The infant was abducted while in the care of her 60-year-old maternal grandmother in an apartment in East Orange on Tuesday. Shortly after 4:00, police said Abdur-Raheem forced his way into the grandmother's apartment, struck the grandmother in the face and choked her. Abdur-Raheem allegedly took the infant girl. Investigators said the grandmother followed Abdur-Raheem outside and got in front of his vehicle, a Dodge Caravan, in an attempt to stop him. Abdur-Raheem allegedly attempted to run the grandmother over, striking her and driving away with the baby. The attack was reported to the East Orange Police, who issued a bulletin to all law enforcement regarding the child. The grandmother was taken to University Hospital, where she was treated and later released. The child's mother, Venetta Benjamin, had sought a restraining order against Abdur-Raheem on ...
http:www.expertlawfirm.com brings you tips on how to drink - more specifically, how to drink and avoid a DUI, which can cost you thousands in fines, fees and classes, and a criminal conviction. Filmed at the Riverside Superior Court in Murrieta, California, and featuring DUI specialist Robert Miller
http:www.expertlawfirm.com brings you tips on the Riverside Superior Court in Murrieta, California, and featuring DUI specialist Robert Miller. Please be sure to rate, and comment on this video, or feel free to send comments to info@expertlawfirm.com
A DUI video, featuring DUI Specialist Robert Miller, filmed on location at the Los Angeles Superior Court in Alhambra, discussing and demonstrating a DUI field sobriety test - the Walk and Turn Test. Knowing how police do field sobriety tests can help you not get arrested for DUI.
Filmed at the Orange County Superior Court in Fullerton this video features Robert Miller describing and demonstrating the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test
Retired Superior Court Judge James P. Gray testifies in favor of a marijuana legalization bill in the California Assembly on October 28, 2009. Judge Gray is a member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, which any citizen can join for free at www.CopsSayLegalizeDrugs.com.
Recently retired Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray is on a crusade. You might think a conservative judge from a conservative county would advocate for the prohibition of marijuana, but - based on his experiences - he is adamantly pro legalization. Witnessing first hand what he calls the utter failure of our current policies of drug prohibition - marijuana in particular - he cites unnecessary prison growth, increased taxes, increased crime and corruption, and loss of civil liberties as the unhealthy side effects of an anemic policy in need of drastic reform. Here he shares with correspondent Judy Muller why he thinks our current drug laws are ineffective.
Revelations about the inequities that plague the legal system and the public school system inspired the Teen Muralists to reflect on their own interaction with both systems, leading to interviews with local principals, police officers, judges, prosecutors and professors. Out of these dialogues sprang emotional and passionate responses, culminating in the design of Fight Crime: Invest in Education (a mural title that speaks for itself). Again, the Teen Muralists collaborated to produce a profound explication of their mural: It can be argued that the State of California would rather incarcerate its youth than educate them. For example, California was once ranked fourth in the nation for money spent per pupil; today, it has dismally dropped to 48th. At the same time, California has increased its investment in the prison system by orders of magnitude. Californias misplaced priorities, therefore, shaped the central themes for our mural: Juvenile justice (or juvenile injustice, as many have unfortunately discovered firsthand) and the use of education to rise above incarceration, disparity, and injustice. While collecting imagery during the design component, we discussed how the eagle on a dollar bill symbolizes bravery, pride, power, and strength. We include the image of ravenous vultures to depict the antithesis of the eagles courageous bravado. Additionally, rather than illustrate the shield the American eagle traditionally displays, the vultures are strapped with bulletproof ...
A Fullerton, Calif., judge on Monday increased the bail to $2 million for Andrew Gallo, the 22-year-old man charged in the traffic collision death of Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two other people, The Associated Press reported. Gallo had nearly three times the legal blood-alcohol level when he ran a red light in his minivan Thursday and hit the car carrying Adenhart, the report said. The Associated Press also reported Orange County Superior Court Judge Roger B. Robbins continued Andrew Gallo's arraignment until June 8. Also killed in the collision were the car's driver, Courtney Stewart, 20, of Diamond Bar, Calif., and passenger Henry Pearson, 25, of Manhattan Beach, Calif. Jon Wilhite, 24, of Manhattan Beach, was injured in the crash and has been upgraded to serious condition. Gallo was charged with three counts of murder, felony drunken driving and fleeing the scene of a traffic accident causing death or injury, among other counts. If convicted of all counts, he could face nearly 55 years to life in prison. Scott discusses the charges with Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer Mike Kraut
www.americankidsabductedtojapan.com From the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC, April of 2009 - Parents of American children who have been illegally abducted to Japan, gathered to continue to raise awareness of Japan's policy of supporting international child abductions by Japanese Nationals. The Govt of Japan has had a policy of never enforcing, and refusing to acknowledge PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED US Jurisdiction and US Custody and visitation orders. Going as far back as 1951, Japan has developed a Government and Judicial policy of granting legal impunity and harboring Japanese Citizen fugitives from USand foreign justice in Japan. To quote US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her conversation with Hirofumi Nakasone (Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs) on March 31, 2009 "... in our increasingly mobile world today, more and more international parents of children will live separately", "...Japan needs to sign the Hague Treaty now"....Unfortunately, Nakasone only repeated the same old canned answer they have been giving for at least 16 YEARS NOW..."Japan is studying it's possibliity of participation" (in the Hague Convention Treaty on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction) . The US does not have this problem with any other country --ON THE PLANET !" Randy Collin's son, Keisuke Christian Collins was illegally abducted by his mother Reiko Nakata Greenberg-Collins from Santa Ana, CA on 6/16/08 in clear violation of superior court orders ...
www.americankidsabductedtojapan.com "From the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC, April of 2009 - Parents of American children who have been illegally abducted to Japan, gathered to continue to raise awareness of Japan's policy of supporting international child abductions by Japanese Nationals. The Govt of Japan has had a policy of never enforcing, and refusing to acknowledge PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED US Jurisdiction and US Custody and visitation orders. Going as far back as 1951, Japan has developed a Government and Judicial policy of granting legal impunity and harboring Japanese Citizen fugitives from USand foreign justice in Japan. To quote US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her conversation with Hirofumi Nakasone (Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs) on March 31, 2009 "... in our increasingly mobile world today, more and more international parents of children will live separately", "...Japan needs to sign the Hague Treaty now"....Unfortunately, Nakasone only repeated the same old canned answer they have been giving for at least 16 YEARS NOW..."Japan is studying it's possibliity of participation" (in the Hague Convention Treaty on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction) . The US does not have this problem with any other country --ON THE PLANET !" Randy Collin's son, Keisuke Christian Collins was illegally abducted by his mother Reiko Nakata Greenberg-Collins from Santa Ana, CA on 6 in clear violation of superior court orders. Warrants for ...
www.americankidsabductedtojapan.com "From the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC, April of 2009 - Parents of American children who have been illegally abducted to Japan, gathered to continue to raise awareness of Japan's policy of supporting international child abductions by Japanese Nationals. The Govt of Japan has had a policy of never enforcing, and refusing to acknowledge PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED US Jurisdiction and US Custody and visitation orders. Going as far back as 1951, Japan has developed a Government and Judicial policy of granting legal impunity and harboring Japanese Citizen fugitives from USand foreign justice in Japan. To quote US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her conversation with Hirofumi Nakasone (Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs) on March 31, 2009 "... in our increasingly mobile world today, more and more international parents of children will live separately", "...Japan needs to sign the Hague Treaty now"....Unfortunately, Nakasone only repeated the same old canned answer they have been giving for at least 16 YEARS NOW..."Japan is studying it's possibliity of participation" (in the Hague Convention Treaty on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction) . The US does not have this problem with any other country --ON THE PLANET !" Randy Collin's son, Keisuke Christian Collins was illegally abducted by his mother Reiko Nakata Greenberg-Collins from Santa Ana, CA on 6 in clear violation of superior court orders. Warrants for ...
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Fiction: Prop 8 doesnt discriminate against gays. * Fact: Prop 8 is simple: it eliminates the rights for same-sex couples to marry. Prop 8 would deny equal protections and write discrimination against one group of people—lesbian and gay people—into our state constitution. Fiction: Teaching children about same-sex marriage will happen here unless we pass Prop 8. * Fact: Not one word in Prop 8 mentions education, and no child can be forced, against the will of their parents, to be taught anything about health and family issues at school. California law prohibits it, and the Yes on 8 campaign knows they are lying. Sacramento Superior Court Judge Timothy Frawley has already ruled that this claim by Prop 8 proponents is false and misleading. The Orange County Register, traditionally one of the most conservative newspapers in the state, says this claim is false. So do lawyers for the California Department of Education. Fiction: Churches could lose their tax-exemption status. * Fact: Nothing in Prop 8 would force churches to do anything. In fact, the court decision regarding marriage specifically says no religion will be required to change its religious policies or practices with regard to same-sex couples, and no religious officiant will be required to solemnize a marriage in contravention of his or her religious beliefs. Fiction: A Massachusetts case about a parents objection to the school curriculum will happen here. * Fact: Unlike Massachusetts, California gives parents an ...
The Honorable John Nho Trong Nguyen, Orange County Superior Court Judge at the West Justice Center, was honored by the Orange County Women Lawyer's Association as its Judge of the Year for 2008. Judge Nguyen began his life in the US in 1975 when he arrived as a refugee from South Vietnam. The American Dream is reality for Judge Nguyen who has, in return, contributed generously to the bench, bar and community throughout his career. FEATURED SPEAKERS: The Honorable Ming W. Chin, Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (Message) The Honorable Eileen C. Moore, Associate Justice of the California Court of Appeal The Honorable Nancy Wieben Stock, Presiding Judge of the Orange County Superior Court SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER: Joseph Dunn, Former California State Senator. LOCATION: The Turnip Rose 300 South Flower, Orange, CA DATE: Tuesday, June 3, 2008 TIME: 11:45 - 1:30 pm
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Five lawyers, including a research attorney for a state appellate court and three former prosecutors, were appointed to the Orange County Superior Court bench today by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
But there is a budding controversy about one of the
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The Orange County Register
http://crime.freedomblogging.com/2008/05/16/who-are-the-five-new-orange-county-judges/
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...said, Brooks had referred to Latino defendants collectively as "Pedro.'' Brooks, 69, was elected to the Orange County Municipal Court in 1986, after 14 years as a prosecutor. He became a Superior Court judge in 1998, when municipal courts were folded into...
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San Francisco Chronicle
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