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Court Orders in State v. Jason Talley

by Highline | Mar 28, 2012 | 2 comments

– State Motion To Quash Subpoenas of Chief Judge Tina Nadeau and Administrative Judge Edwin Kelley GRANTED .PDF

Defense Filed Documents in State v. Jason Talley

by Highline | Mar 27, 2012 | 20 comments

– Motion To Reconsider The Denial Defendant’s Motion To Refrain From Authorizing Physical Force To Demand Respect .PDF

– Motion To Stay Proceedings and Produce Record .PDF … for a pending appeal directly to the New Hampshire Supreme Court

UPDATE: I accidentally posted an earlier draft of the second above motion. It is now updated to reflect the actual motion filed with the court, not just my early draft. The last sentence from #6 was also stricken from the motion just prior to filing.

Apologies 🙁

Court Order in State v. Jason Talley

by Highline | Mar 25, 2012 | 42 comments

– Order denying defendant’s motion to reconsider the denial of the motion to authorize the criminal deposition of four New Hampshire judges .PDF

Why Should YOU Oppose The Drug War?

by Highline | Mar 23, 2012 | 84 comments

This is why.

GRAYLNG — The fatal shooting of William Reddie, 32, by a Crawford County Sheriff’s Department deputy during the “emergency removal” of his 2-year-old son from an apartment they shared has many of his friends crying foul.

A Michigan State Police probe has concluded the shooting was justified because Reddie had a pocketknife and lunged at police.

“I can’t believe they (police) could not subdue Will without killing him, and over what, marijuana,” said Joanne Michal, who knew Reddie for half of his life. “Why didn’t police just arrest him or cite him for marijuana instead of removing his child?”

Marijuana itself is scientifically far safer than its prohibition ever will be.

This violence is totally unnecessary.

CACAR 26 Passes the New Hampshire House of Representatives!

by Highline | Mar 23, 2012 | 2 comments

From STOP Judicial Child Abuse in New Hampshire Family Courts:

In a nail-biting turn of events, CACR 26 passed the N.H. House of Representatives by one vote!

This bill text proposes:

“That article 73-a of the second part of the constitution, relative to authorizing the chief justice of the supreme court to make rules governing the administration of all the courts of the state, be repealed.”

This is a critical piece of legislation as it proposes to strip the rule-making authority of the court, from the Supreme Court. The problem that we the people are faced with is that the cronyism of the N.H. Bar and the judicial “elite” has created overwhelming corruption within the judiciary.

There are currently no checks and balances against the judiciary’s self-governing, unaccountable tyranny. We urge you to call your N.H. Senator and urge them to vote “yes” to CACR 26 – to give the Courts back to the people!

Amending the New Hampshire Constitution effectively would force the New Hampshire Judicial Branch to no longer be a second and unaccountable legislature in our state. You know, an unaccountable legislature that allowed three unelected legislators to outlaw activity that can, and indeed did, catch their colleague breaking the law.