Re: Womens shelter sued

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Did not even proof-read that last one. Boy! Bad! This one I will proof-
read. Best of luck!

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA

On 12/06/03, Hardy Parkerson, Atty. wrote:
>
> Wish I had proof-read the last post before I posted it. I knot good
> English, just get in a little hurry sometimes writing on a computer
> and then do not proof-read what I post. Will watch that in the
> future.
>
> HMP
>
> On 12/06/03, Hardy Parkerson, Atty. wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> 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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