I got out of bed,
had coffee,
picked up my mail,
went to the bank, deposited 3,300
cashed checks,
paid 3 bills, PNC $340 credit card $50 line of credit $7 chase credit card.
took out trash
cleaned a cabinet
bleached the trash can
took photos of the yard and wrote to my insurance guy.
also wrote him about his case, taylor v taylor.
looked for food but didnt find any.
went to the corner but the line was too long.
took out trash again. dumpster is full now already.
made hamburger helper with no hamburger, no milk, just mac and cheese and curry. chrispy onion snacks, decaf coffee. it's a feast. sweet potato crisps.
time for  a reddit break already or i could unload the car. need a bath. afterwards.
paid electric bill $392.

buy flower seeds? maybe have some on back porch? or ?
sort mail
clean floor in bedroom, one more square foot.
unpack amazon present. yeah i could do that. presents!
ready zoning thug letters.
$800 bill from texas. start 2016 tax records.
estimate january records.
estimate february records.
make a comic.
need to unload car
have 2 more to pay today,
1 more to send to texas,
should send texas a letter,
should see if i can cash the money order.
should make a better list.
need to take the volvo to the volvo shop plus make a key.
so look up the volvo parts diagram and email to the volvo shop.
mail riley their key.
email the court clerk re taylor v taylor.
dentist.
buy a bicycle. and a bike lock.
write a thank you note to mom.

i have to decide if i'm going to texas friday. i made and then cancelled two screenings. cash count $65.
5 pm. slept all day. well slept till 7 am, rested in bed all day. nice outside. will go walk around the yard, have coffee, do laundry, maybe make a better list, call mom, make a comic.
is this leap year? yes. so march 1 is tuesday, rent will be due.

do an assignment of rents with mark. half his paycheck till caught up.
march: focus on cleaning house, fixing cars.

fax labs to covance

5:30 pm finished research so is that 3 1/2 hours? 10 minute break for dinner in there. so 3 1/3 hours.
found 3 new cases, checked both alabama and michigan cases and statutes.
feet are tingling again. used westlaw ALR. also discussed project with two of my old professors. the placement office wasn't any help in my quest for co-counsel, but i did get their card and they might be able to answer certain licensing questions. i will leave here at 6 pm so i dont get thrown out at 7.

look up 1992 daniel griset v california fair political practices commission  9 cal app 4th 1559 12 cal rptr 2d 249. case oh that the premcintyre version never mind.

sanders v fla elect comm 1981 407 s0 2d 1069

https://casetext.com/case/sanders-v-florida-elections-comn

case turns on mens rea, statute requires intent, court found no intent, he didnt look in the package. no first amendment discussion.


thomas v collingworth 1980 ky ! 606 sw2d 159 collinsworth? thomas v collinsworth?
https://casetext.com/case/thomas-v-collinsworth

SUPREME COURT OF KENTUCKY.

JULY 15, 1980.

KRS 121.190(1), a section of the Corrupt Practices Act, requires that all "newspaper or magazine advertising, posters, circulars, billboards, handbills, sample ballots and paid-for television or radio announcements" espousing the support or defeat of a candidate or candidates for nomination or election to public office be followed by an identification of the persons or organizations paying for such advertisements. As first enacted in 1966....
[note, unconstitutional when enacted after Talley.]  We therefore hold that Collinsworth was not disqualified by reason of having used bumper-stickers that did not conform to that statute. [no diuscussion of case law or unconstitutionality of statute.]


15 am jur trials 1 unfair campaign practices sec. 17.

People ex  rel McMahon v Clampitt 1961 34 Misc 2d 766 222 ny2d 23

finley v alabama 1938 181 so 123 (1938) guilty both disclaimer and day before election,
superceded oops that's not mississippi.

lots of old cases here.

1/2 hour at least of research in the mizzou library, not the law library, to find out that in michigan, an individual doesn't have to put on a disclaimer, but a candidate does,and a coimmittee does,and a committee is defined, mostly, under statute 169 definitions, as someone who raises $500 or more. so to have standing we might need to do a benefit show or pony up $500 or  do a short term high interest loan against the proceeds of the lawsuit, pay nothing if we don't win.
we don't have to spend that $500, just might need to have it.

(4) "Committee" means a person who receives contributions or makes expenditures for the purpose of influencing or attempting to influence the action of the voters for or against the nomination or election of a candidate, the qualification, passage, or defeat of a ballot question, or the qualification of a new political party, if contributions received total $500.00 or more in a calendar year or expenditures made total $500.00 or more in a calendar year. An individual, other than a candidate, does not constitute a committee. A person, other than a committee registered under this act, making an expenditure to a ballot question committee, shall not, for that reason, be considered a committee for the purposes of this act unless the person solicits or receives contributions for the purpose of making an expenditure to that ballot question committee.
[that's really confusing and enigmatic doubletalk. we do -not- want to have to register under the act. so as not registered people, we dont have to use the disclaimer? ok. so maybe there's no suit.
does a candidate have to file reports if they raise no money? do they have to use a disclaimer if they raise no money?

michigan disclaimer statute annotated, notes from westlaw at law library  2:51 2/26/2016

169.247
section 47
- any printed matter
-unclear about internet but probably
- name and address

-not authorized by candidate

MICHIGAN CAMPAIGN FINANCE ACT (EXCERPT)
Act 388 of 1976

169.247 Printed matter or radio or television paid advertisement having reference to election, candidate, or ballot question; name and address; identification or disclaimer; size and placement; rules; exemption; statement that payment made "with regulated funds"; communication exempted under section 6(2)(j); violation as misdemeanor; penalty; prerecorded telephone message.

Sec. 47.

(1) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection and subject to subsections (3) and (4), a billboard, placard, poster, pamphlet, or other printed matter having reference to an election, a candidate, or a ballot question, shall bear upon it an identification that contains the name and address of the person paying for the matter. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection and subsection (5) and subject to subsections (3) and (4), if the printed matter relating to a candidate is an independent expenditure that is not authorized in writing by the candidate committee of that candidate, in addition to the identification required under this subsection, the printed matter shall contain the following disclaimer: "Not authorized by any candidate committee". An individual other than a candidate is not subject to this subsection if the individual is acting independently and not acting as an agent for a candidate or any committee. This subsection does not apply to communications between a separate segregated fund established under section 55 and individuals who can be solicited for contributions to that separate segregated fund under section 55.

(2) A radio or television paid advertisement having reference to an election, a candidate, or a ballot question shall identify the sponsoring person as required by the Federal Communications Commission, bear an identification that contains the name of the person paying for the advertisement, and be in compliance with subsection (3) and, except as otherwise provided by subsection (5), with the following:

(a) If the radio or television paid advertisement relates to a candidate and is an independent expenditure, the advertisement shall contain the following disclaimer: "Not authorized by any candidate".

(b) If the radio or television paid advertisement relates to a candidate and is not an independent expenditure but is paid for by a person other than the candidate to which it is related, the advertisement shall contain the following disclaimer:

"Authorized by...............................................".

(name of candidate or name of candidate committee)

(3) The size and placement of an identification or disclaimer required by this section shall be determined by rules promulgated by the secretary of state. The rules may exempt printed matter and certain other items such as campaign buttons or balloons, the size of which makes it unreasonable to add an identification or disclaimer, from the identification or disclaimer required by this section.

(4) Except for a communication described in subsection (5) and except for a candidate committee's printed matter or radio or television paid advertisements, each identification required by this section shall also indicate that the printed matter or radio or television paid advertisement is paid for "with regulated funds". Printed matter or a radio or television paid advertisement that is not subject to this act shall not bear the statement required by this subsection.

(5) A communication otherwise entirely exempted from this act under section 6(2)(j) is subject to both of the following:

(a) Must contain the identification required by subsection (1), (2), or (7) if that communication references a clearly identified candidate or ballot question within 60 days before a general election or 30 days before a primary election in which the candidate or ballot question appears on a ballot and is targeted to the relevant electorate where the candidate or ballot question appears on the ballot by means of radio, television, mass mailing, or prerecorded telephone message.

(b) Is not required to contain the disclaimer required by subsection (1) or (2).

(6) A person who knowingly violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than $1,000.00, or imprisonment for not more than 93 days, or both.

(7) A prerecorded telephone message that in express terms advocates the election or defeat of a clearly identified candidate, or the qualification, passage, or defeat of a ballot question, shall bear an identification that contains the name and telephone number, address, or other contact information of the person paying for the prerecorded telephone message, and shall be in compliance with subsection (4). A prerecorded telephone message subject to this subsection is not required to contain a disclaimer.

History: 1976, Act 388, Eff. June 1, 1977 ;-- Am. 1978, Act 348, Imd. Eff. July 12, 1978 ;-- Am. 1996, Act 225, Imd. Eff. May 30, 1996 ;-- Am. 2001, Act 250, Eff. Mar. 22, 2002 ;-- Am. 2012, Act 277, Imd. Eff. July 3, 2012 ;-- Am. 2013, Act 252, Imd. Eff. Dec. 27, 2013 ;-- Am. 2015, Act 269, Imd. Eff. Jan. 6, 2016
Compiler's Notes: Section 2 of Act 225 of 1996, which amended this section, provides:“Section 2. If any portion of this amendatory act or the application of this amendatory act to any person or circumstance is found to be invalid by a court, the invalidity does not affect the remaining portions or applications of this amendatory act that can be given effect without the invalid portion or application, if those remaining portions are not determined by the court to be inoperable. To this end, this amendatory act is declared to be severable.”

-- doesnt apply to an individual but does apply to a committee or canddiate.
- does apply to radio and tv

-penalty jail 93 days misdemeanor
- prerecorded phone message express advocacy

396 mich 465 supreem court mich may 21 1976 advisory opinion on constitutionality of 1975 PA 227 (questions 2-10).

(act to regulate political activity)not really on point, might have somje nice quotes.

strict scrutiny applies but right is not absolute. does look at state constitution, not binding precdent, only advisory opinion.

notes from online text (3:16, not john 3:16.  so, it was amended just this year. or took affect this year maybe. so it's a live thing. so i'm ready to go after it.
and kill it.
so step 1, get admitted to the michigan federal bar.
step 2, research the michigan constitution annotated.
step 3, correspond with the michigan secretary of state and attorney general,
step 4 draft a complaint.
keep my clients informed and probably line up some new clients.
write the whole packet of documents, from the complaint to the requests for stipulations to the proposed consent agreements to the appeal briefs to the interrogatories to the whatevers.
 

http://caselaw.findlaw.com/mi-court-of-appeals/1369022.html

fieger v cox. note to self. contact fieger.
seek to vacate case in light of citizens united, mcintyre v ohio, naacp v alabama.
nope, the case turned on procedural issues unlikely to ever be repeated, so the substantive issues of cu, mcintyre and naacp just don't end up arising, not cleanly. it would take a whole new case to raise those issues.

issue spotting: saw this on fieger's blog while looking for something else:
http://www.fiegerlaw.com/geoffreys-blog/fieger-time-blog-john-conyers/

One of the truly decent men serving in Congress is John Conyers. The recent flap about not gathering enough valid signatures to place his name on the ballot is not a reflection on his lack of popular support. Rather it is due to a law (that is probably unconstitutional) requiring those gathering signatures to be registered voters, and the incompetence/corruption of the signature gathering industry in the Detroit area.

It’s an unfortunate fact of life in politics that all politicians, good and bad, are at the mercy of people who earn their living from getting people elected. In Detroit, it means dealing with two or three political pimps who sell signatures, and access to nursing homes and churches – the holy grail of absentee ballots.

John Conyers has shown good judgment, consistent principles and even acts of courage that have subjected him to constant attacks from the right wing. So you can understand the glee and mocking going on now in the Beltway, not because of another principled stand he has taken against the prevailing political winds.

Congressman Conyers is the subject of ridicule because a few native Detroiters cared less about protecting the best Representative ever elected from Michigan, than they did making a few extra bucks (has it really been that lean since your man Kwame went down?). Let’s hope it marks the end of the careers of a few well known political “consultants” and not the end of a truly great political career.

If that's right that Michigan requires signature gatherers to be registered voters, it's a clear violation of Meyer v Grant. Paul Grant was a friend of mine, not close, from Colorado Libertarian Party days. We both ended up going to law school later. He was Colorado state chair at one time, I was Missouri state chair at one time. He was the guy behind Buckley v. ACLF. He lived in Denver when I lived in Boulder and I didn't have wheels so I've rarely met him but we emailed once or twice. I want to get in touch with Fieger and offer to be an election law of counsel or consultant or something, so long as that doesn't have any entanglements in Indiana. 

Obtaining Passport Records for Issuances 1925 to Present

A.  Seeking a copy of (A) your passport records; (B) the passport records of your minor child or an incompetent person as to whom you are a legal guardian; or (C) the passport records of someone for whom you have their specific written authorization. This is considered a Privacy Act request.

Passport Services maintains United States passport records for passports issued from 1925 to the present.  These records normally consist of applications for United States passports and supporting evidence of United States citizenship, and they are protected by the Privacy Act of 1974, as amended, 5 U.S.C. § 552a.  Passport records do not include evidence of travel such as entrance/exit stamps, visas, residence permits, etc., since this information is entered into the passport book after it is issued.

The Privacy Act allows you to obtain copies of records in your own name and the name(s) of your minor children or an incompetent person for whom you are authorized to act as a guardian, as well as records in the name of any person who has properly authorized you to obtain them.  To request these records, please submit a typed or clearly printed request that provides:

1. The full name at birth and any subsequent name changes of the individual whose records you are requesting, and if you are requesting records for your children or using an authorization, provide your full name as well.
2. Evidence of legal authorization if you are requesting records about anyone other than yourself, evidence of the parental relationship if you are requesting records about your minor child(ren), and evidence of the guardian relationship if you are requesting records about someone as to whom you are a legal guardian; 
3. The date and place of birth of the individual whose records you are requesting;  
4. Your current mailing address;
5. Your current daytime telephone number;
6. Your current e-mail address, if available;
7. The date or estimated date the passport(s) was issued;
8. The passport number of the person whose records you are seeking, if known, and any other information that will help us locate the records; and
9. A clear copy of both sides of your valid Government-issued photo identification (e.g., a driver’s license).

The request must be signed and notarized or made under pe    nalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1746. If you are making the request on behalf of another as an authorized representative, you may use DS-4240, the Department’s Certification of Identity form, to provide proof of authorization.

Please note that privacy act records requests that are not notarized or do not include a copy of the requester’s valid government issued photo ID will be returned.  The processing time for copies of passport records generally takes 8 to 12 weeks.

There are no fees to request a regular copy of your passport records, those of your minor children or an incompetent person for whom you act as a guardian, or as an authorized representative for another individual U.S. citizen.  If you wish to obtain certified copies of these records, the certification fee is $50.00.  If you plan to use these records in a country that is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, you may obtain an apostilled copy for $8.00.  Checks or money orders should be made payable to “Department of State” and mailed with the request above to the address below.  If you would like a certified copy of a passport record, send requests for your passport records directly to Passport’s Office of Legal Affairs and Law Enforcement Liaison, Law Enforcement Liaison Division, at the address below:

U.S. Department of State
Office of Law Enforcement Liaison
44132 Mercure Cir
P.O. Box 1227
Sterling, VA 20166

Taxi Terry's

3.3  (19) · Taxi Service

1200 Wilkes Blvd · (573) 441-1414

Open 24 hours

Website

Directions

Liberty Taxi

3.9  (19) · Taxi Service

(573) 817-2227

Website

Tre's Taxi

2 reviews · Taxi Service

1809 Vandiver Dr #112 · (573) 239-9806

Open until 11:59 PM

Directions

More places

what did i get done today?
what did i get done this week?
 what did not get done this week?
what do i need to do tomorrow?

what did i get done today?
email from rob b re hood.
blogged.
email from a lawyer.
worked slightly on my quotes memo.
sent an email about my illinois ticket asking dismissal of $225.
got approval to stay tomorrow night.
did not get labs and ekg.
possible screening at jasper in mid march.
wild goose chase screening in omaha in mid march pays $100 for a 4300ish.
2014 taxes slight progress.
2013 taxes not done, but started.
i drafted a first draft of a motion to intervene, but not all the supporting documents.
talked to west bend but no new study today. (800) 597-4507 call 8 am.
got  a screening for a 2k study but odds arent good, maybe 1 in 4. same in omaha maybe 1 in 4. a little better in jasper but not even approved yet for a 3k. not bad for my month off. 
in april i might come back her for a 3k 3 day study. then 
agreed with ian to loan him the money to get the guitar and amp out of hock. $700 for $50 a month.
did back exercises. back much better lately, still can't lift stuff.
emailed abbvie, no responses yet.
did mnot get labs or ekg from here.
ddi not call sarah at ppd.
did not check lp info for atlanta convention.
. The Libertarian presidential convention will be in Orlando, Florida, May 26-30, 201
did a draft of a passport application, but i need a birth certificate, would it be on file at bmv?
can i request it there?

http://libertarian.nationbuilder.com/

The Libertarian Party National Convention will be held from Friday, May 27, through Monday, May 30, 2016 (Memorial Day), with special committee meetings, candidate and activist training seminars, and a Welcome Reception on Thursday, May 26. Candidate and activist training seminars begin on Thursday, May 26. Visit our Schedule page for more information.

Where

The convention will be held at the Rosen Centre Hotel & Resort in Orlando, Florida. See our Locationpage for the Rosen's contact information and visit here for special LP rates on hotel rooms, or visit our LP Suite Packages page.

did not contact lopez auto shop in indy.

The Libertarian Party National Convention will be held from Friday, May 27, through Monday, May 30, 2016 (Memorial Day), with special committee meetings, candidate and activist training seminars, and a Welcome Reception on Thursday, May 26. Candidate and activist training seminars begin on Thursday, May 26. Visit our Schedule page for more information.

Where

The convention will be held at the Rosen Centre Hotel & Resort in Orlando, Florida. See our Locationpage for the Rosen's contact information and visit here for special LP rates on hotel rooms, or visit our LP Suite Packages page.

• 1225 E Washington Street 
  INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46202 USA
• Phone: (317) 916-9466

look up aaa membership








what did i get done this week?
 what did not get done this week?
what do i need to do tomorrow?

must do today: pay st clair ticket 400ish.

Court Records Search

Criminal Cases Civil Cases Name Search Case Number Search Ticket Number Search Attorney Bar Number Search Court Calendar Search Search By Defendant Name     Last name is required. First name and date of birth are optional.   Click on the tabs to change between views. Defendant Name Assessment History ROBBIN G. STEWART Includes All Defendant Financial Assessment History Ordered Assessment Description Ordered Paid Waived Collections Fee Balance Due Case Notes 11/09/2015  FINES & COURT COSTS   $175.94  $0.00  $0.00   $0.00   $175.94  Case 15TR0031452 - HEAD/TAIL/SIDELIGHT/1ST,2ND - 549152 - CASEYVILLE   Assessment Balance Due in Full By Monday December 14, 2015   11/09/2015  FINES & COURT COSTS   $281.50  $0.00  $0.00   $0.00   $281.50  Case 15TR0031451 - OPERATE UNINSURED MTR VEHICLE - 549153 - CASEYVILLE   Assessment Balance Due in Full By Monday December 14, 2015   Total Assessed: $457.44   Total Paid: $0.00   Total Waived: $0.00   Total Collections Fees: $0.00   Total Due: $0.00

2/24/16 list while at study

1 werle memo
2 make list put in order of importance
3 put in order of doability
4 contact mechanic
5 get car towed
6 find out if dumpster placed
7 dumpster email and contracts
8 abbvie issues
9 labs from here
10 half life of the drug? maybe not important
11 check for studies
12 buy burn tickets
13 check prices for annis films to video
14 make daily comic
15 irs. revise 2015. file 2014. finish 2013. start 2012. state 2012.
16 read mail in green folder.
17 fill out insurance forms.
18 work on Ag hood situation.
19 work on motion to intervene in mississippi case:
email polaris and and xander. pro hoc vice motion. find counsel
supplment complaint. time is of the essence.

20 dentist
21 call spaulding just before 9 am today. 800 597 4507
22 porn director re our canadian actor friend's audition. what's his name?
x 23 key this in.
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40

to do tomorrow: werle memo
to do tonight comic, did list.
shower.
remember to ask if i can stay the extra night.

to do list for tuesday:
read thru lists.
see what i can get done from here.
example:
pay st clair ticket. follow up with email
call abbvie? dr carter?
look for lawyer for abbvie
contact fieger
buy burn tickets
find out what it would cost to get the annis films on video
ask about getting the screening labs from here.

old no good     paraexecl studies Post-Menopaus al Female Referral	Female	$10	Referral Opportunities
	Female Referrals	Female Referrals	Female	$10	Referral Opportunities
	Open Screening Friday	Heathy Voluteers	Both	$20	Referral Opportunities
	Patient Referrals	Patient Referrals	Both	$10	Referral Opportunities
	Higher Weight Participants	Higher Weight Participants	Both	$20	Referral Opportunities
	217342 /Bonus	Study in Healthy Females	Female	$5020	Healthy Volunteer
	222158	Ischemic Stroke	Both	$3585	Patient Studies
	226702	Multiple Sclerosis	Both	$4000	Patient Studies
	219103	Parkinsons Disease	Both	$3315	Patient Studies
	224767	COPD	Both	$1200	Patient Studies
	225885 / Bonus	Healthy Males & Females	Both	$4750	Healthy Volunteer
	224044 / Bonus	Healthy Males	Male	$5080	Healthy Volunteer
	222383-2 / Bonus	Healthy Males & Females	Both	$5020	Healthy Volunteer
	217536	Device Validation Study	Both	$300	Patient Studies
	223343	Study in Healthy Volunteers	Both	$2300	Healthy Volunteer
	223457A / Bonus	Healthy Males & Females	Both	$1900	Healthy Volunteer
	226703-2	Study in Healthy Volunteers	Both	$4350	Healthy Volunteer