by Highline | Mar 3, 2012 |
This blog is made pursuant to NH Rules of Professional Conduct 3.6 (c) (6) as the people of New Hampshire should be made aware of the danger to the public interest.
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I’ve heard rumblings that the hacker group Antisec has been “DOXing” public officials in the Keene area. I even heard that Judge Burke had been “DOXed” due to the groups displeasure over his interaction with Carlos Miller.
Given the recent threat against Judge Burke, I will make sure the NH Attorney General is made aware of this.
I just happen to be at the AG’s office yesterday making a formal complaint for a criminal investigation into the court orders enacted following a judge being caught on camera committing a crime. The investigator I met with was cordial, polite, and friendly. Out of respect to him, I will not repeat anything that he said to me.
I also asked that the investigator relay my request that the Attorney General’s Office should assume control of State v. Jason Talley and dismiss his charges.
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by Highline | Mar 1, 2012 |
UPDATE: My signature will not be the only signature on the “rule 11 petition” to the NH Supreme Court.
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Two days after New Hampshire State Representative (and Redress of Grievances Committee member) George Lambert (R) (Hillsboro-27) authorized subpoenas for four sitting New Hampshire judges in the presence of New Hampshire State Representative JR Hoell (R) (Merrimack-13), Judge Kathleen McGuire DENIED Jason Talley the ability to question said judges about what they knew about the court orders that caused him to be arrested for mere POSSESSION OF A CAMERA.
Why would he want to question them about the orders? Because they enacted them three days after a judge committed a crime on camera.
She also DENIED Jason’s request that the trial be moved out of the county as he doesn’t believe he can receive a fair trial there.
I now intend on filing a Rule 11 Petition with the New Hampshire Supreme Court to ask that they take this case from the Cheshire County Superior Court.
– Cheshire County Superior Court order DENYING criminal depositions of four judges and change of venue .PDF
From the judge’s order:
“The legality of any judge’s order will not be an issue for the jury to determine because a court order may not be disobeyed unless and until it is reversed.“
Immoral and unconstitutional judicial orders should, at the very minimum, be questioned and shown to the public. In this case I think they should be shown to the entire New Hampshire General Court as well.
There literally are judges committing crimes on camera and then bad judicial orders being enacted to cover as a result in Cheshire County… and it needs to stop.
The enforcement of said corrupt orders needs to stop as well. Why isn’t Cheshire County High Sheriff Foote driving these court orders directly to the New Hampshire Supreme Court and saying “NO” ???
That’s exactly what I would do.
by Highline | Feb 29, 2012 |
Bradley Jardis, “Attorney-in-Fact” for Jason Talley of Keene, NH in the matter of State v. Jason Talley (Cheshire Superior Court Docket # 11-CR-216)
RE:
Subpoenas officiated by New Hampshire State Representative (Hillsborough, District 27)/Justice of the Peace George Lambert for four judges in State v. Jason Talley.
(Press release made pursuant to NH Rules of Professional Conduct 3.6 (c) (6))
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On 02/28/12 I attempted to have the Cheshire County Superior Court Clerk officiate four subpoenas for witnesses in the defense of Jason Talley, a Keene, NH resident that I presently am defending in the Cheshire Superior Court on the charges of “Contempt of Court,” “Disorderly Conduct,” and “Resisting Arrest or Detention.” The clerks office refused to sign the subpoenas. (more…)
by Highline | Feb 28, 2012 |
This blog is made pursuant to NH Rules of Professional Conduct 3.6 (c) (2) and (c) (6) as the following have been filed with the Cheshire County Superior Court and the people of New Hampshire should be made aware of the danger to the public interest.
– State Objection to Defendant’s “Motion To Authorize Criminal Depositions” .PDF
– State Objection to Defendant’s “Motion To Change Venue” .PDF
Notice ACA John Webb doesn’t use the word “frivolous” with regard to the arguments I’ve made about the abuse of the public trust. To do so could be politically dangerous, considering there was an abuse of the public trust with Ademo’s arrest and the subsequent court orders restricting constitutional rights.
The legal standard to restrict constitutional rights is called “strict scrutiny.” One of the “prongs” of the strict scrutiny test is that the restriction must be for a “compelling governmental interest.”
I’m not sure covering up for a judge who commits a crime on camera would pass that test… therefore, Jason Talley and I assert the court orders are flagrantly unconstitutional and the public should be made aware of them.
by Highline | Feb 27, 2012 |
This blog is made pursuant to NH Rules of Professional Conduct 3.6 (c) (2) and (c) (6) as the following witness list has been filed with the Cheshire County Superior Court and the people of New Hampshire should be aware of the danger to the public interest.
Utilizing the authority granted me as an officer of the Cheshire County Superior Court, having been admitted to represent Jason Talley, I am issuing the following four subpoenas to four New Hampshire judges this week:
– Edward Burke Subpoena .PDF
– Tina Nadeau Subpoena .PDF
– John Arnold Subpoena .PDF
– Edwin Kelley Subpoena .PDF
– State v. Jason Talley – Defense Witness List .PDF
