Re: Womens shelter sued

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Dear Lynn,

From everything you say, it sounds like you have good lawyer.
Who is he? I'd like to know. Might want to hook up with him
sometime. Any lawyer that would even suggest you file a Civil Rights
suit must be a pretty good lawyer. And he handled a preliiminary
exam and not they are not pushing the charge. Hey! You were luck
you were able to get that lawyer, and you were fortunate that you
could make that $25,000 bond. Just think how bad it would have been
if you could not have afforded that bond. In Lake Charles our jails
are full to the brim with men who can't make bail and whom await a
trial which never seems to come. One reason is that the higher that
the bonds are set, the more money the judges get. That's the law.
What a law! Therefore, there is a financial incentive to set the
bonds as high as possible, and the judges are the ones who fix the
amount of the bond. It is the Criminal "Justice" scandal of the
nation. Money, money, momey, gimme the money! Got money, y0u get
justice! No money, no justice.

THEIR CRIME

I visit prisons all the time.
They're filled with men
Whose greatest crime
Is that they haven't got a dime.

They languish in their prison cells
Unable there to make their bails;
For the higher that their bonds are set,
The more money that the judges get.

Presumed innocent, they serve their time;
Are not convicted of a crime;
But despairing in a prison cell,
They plead guilty to get out of jail

And so, my friends, as you can see,
That' not the way it's s'posed to be!

-h.p.

SUCH GREED!

Guilty of a crime!
Thousand dollar fine.
But I don't have a dime.
I'll just serve my time.
But, Your Honor, please!
Really, all those fees!
Shut up Black boy!
We'll give you some time.
Admit you to bail.
How much time do you need?
We'll work with you.
SUCH GREED!

h.p.

There is more to it all than this, but this is something to
think about. We need a new Constitution in the U.S. A Constitution
that is 200 years old is not sufficient for this age of
interplanetary space travel, computer- and bio-technology and
forensic DNA testing.

Best of luck!

Sincerely,

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA

On 11/26/03, Mr. Lynn wrote:
> Prairie Dog, the charge was "Rape", and all charges have been
since
> dropped. The mother had gotten a noion that I had hired a "Johnny
> Cochran" of attorneys and had so much evidence against her that
she
> got afraid of being charged with perjury, and in fact I was
looking
> forward to trial. She contacted the DA's office and had them
> dismiss the charges.
>
> Even though at the preliminary hearing, though we had the records
> from the rape kit done at the Emergency Room, everything was
> negative. I was baffled at that time that even though the medical
> records prove otherwise they wanted to go to trial, I found our
> later that in this state all the court needs is a statement of
oath
> that a rape took place and is sufficient to go to trial.
>
> Even when I was arrested, the Police and The District Magistrate
> knew this hadn't actually occured and was actually told y the D.M.
> that he knew this was B.S. but the womens shelter was breathing
> down his neck on this and ordered a $25,000.00 bond (the lowest he
> could give) and instructed me to get a good attorney, which I did.
>
> The womens shelter has a bad reputation around here of crucifying
> men in cases like this, and though I believe I have sufficient
> evidence to prove the allegations false and can establish a motive
> and history of false allegations, she is not worth a hill of beans
> monetarily. However, the womens shelter has no checks or balances
> in place to weed these false allegations and instead takes any
> report and goes for the throat. The attorney I met with is
> interested in possibly pursuing this against the shelter becuase
> they are insured and worth pursuing, and will go to Federal Court
> with this. What I have been trying to do is find some other cases
> nationwide where a shelter has been sued for the similar thing.
> Unfortunately, after several days of research I have not found a
> similar case, hence this posting.
>
> The custody case I have been involved with has been interstate,
> between Fl. and PA and has been extremely difficult. The "Rape"
> card is exactly that a "trump" card that now may be in my favor to
> win custody, I'm not concerned with the money, I want my daughter.
> Therefore, if I can find similar cases where a shelter has been
> sued, he'll work the case Pro Bono I guess you'd call it. Becuase
> of my custody case being interstate, I have no chance in getting
> her, however, the Federal Court could overrule the state court and
> hopefully is my ace. Thanks Lynn
>
>
> On 11/26/03, Prairie Dawg wrote:
>> Well, as usual, proof's a problem. You have to prove that the
>> biomom made false allegations and that the womes shelter acted on
>> these allegations and was the proximate cause of you getting
>> arrested and charged with....something or other.
>>
>> As a generality, the cops have to have probable cause to arrest
>> you. That isn't a difficult standard to reach for. The county
>> attorney has to be able to make out the elements of the offense
>> charged in order to indict or file a trial information.
>>
>> There are several procedural steps at which you may attempt to
>> intervene.....however, if there's even a smidgen of truth in
>> these allegations you don't have a lawsuit. You'll have to show
>> that they acted in utter disregard of the truth....and then they
>> may assert sovereign immunity-your state probably has a tort
>> claims act under which it sets out the procedure for suing the
>> government.
>>
>>
>> Seems like you've gotta deal with the criminal stuff first-
>> whatever that is. It's quite unusual for a criminal charge to be
>> filed absent any proof at all.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 11/25/03, Lynn wrote:
>>> I was recently involved in a case of false allegations by my
>>> ddaughters mother with who I have been involved in a bitter
>>> custody dispute. She went to the Womens Shelter and told them
>>> these lies, I was immediately arrested and looking at some
>>> serious time. The shelter pressured the police and the District
>>> magistrate to pursue charges against me, though they knew
>>> themselves was B.S., I have an attorney that is looking at
>>> pursuing a case in Federal Court against them both. I live in
>>> PA.
>>>
>>> On 11/25/03, Prairie Dawg wrote:
>>>> Haven't heard of it but a lot could depend on what state
>>>> you're in and the applicable law. Sounds complicated....who's
>>>> suing whom?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 11/25/03, Lynn wrote:
>>>>> Has anyone ever heard of a womens shelter being sued for
>>>>> Malicious Prosecution due to false allegations from a
>>>>> lieing client? Please e-mail with any info. Thanks. Lynn
>>>>> pasaa@comcast.net

Re: Womens shelter sued, 1/15/04, by No justice.

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