saturday work plan clean car go to wotk early. worked 8 hours.

motion to intervene in alaska election case amicus curiae brief in support of plaintiff's motion for injunction as to disclaimers. caption question presented cases in support talley, mcintyre, aclf, aclu v heller, watchtower, NIFLA, Janus, Reed v Town of Gilbert, AID v Open Society Inst. Tornillo, Riley v Fed of the Blind, wooley v.maynard, barnett.

 saturday

2 laundry

1 work

3 unpack car

4  phone bill

5 $50 screening theft. write to irb.

add up mileage. 1000 miles plus, $80 hotel, 2 days, = 500 ++ 180 = 680 +.

income $300 from vince, $50 owed but not paid from qrs. net imputed loss 680+ minus 350= 320 +.

 this place had an electric car for sale.no price tag,and i don't remember what it was. something unusual.

Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Fri

 found friday on my day off, partial list

5 beers. tequila

samosas ice cream

boxing gloves

ladder

gym bag

laundry basket

5 shirts, hollister, CK.

2 towels

tie

3 pair shoes, adidas, dress shoes, my size.

diamond? earrings. 

to do:

mark small.

tasks for tuesday:

1. call mark small. 

2. stairs and car. 

3. go to work by 3 pm.

american airlines.

hibiscus tea. 

clean stairs and car. 

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irbs, covance, abbvie. 

what else? 

property tax marion county.

quitclaim deed for kc. but discuss with mark small first. 

go over old lists. 

did friday:

put away stuff from dumpster dive

washed a few dishes

booked two screenings in kansas city. read consent form.

returned modem to cable co, no receipt, paid bill 38.70, need to call to dispute.

found many things. cleaned car ever so slightly. 

emailed lawyer re mom's estate.

made comic. made list.

to do: cle. foonberg.

did: submitted indiana unclaimed $68 update: need to photocopy claim, send driver's license.

lonnie hall problem, tristan hall.

to do: BMV new proceeding!!!!!

 thursday vince 8 am 21st  28k 2 30 days +8 outpatients over 6? months.

booked a screening. flu study. 

july 28 12:30 icon kasasa city 6500 covid 

no more coffee till screening! maybe some hibiscus and garlic.

Participants must meet the following criteria

• Study is for an investigational drug
• Male or female volunteers 18-65 years of age
• BMI of 18 to 32

Study Visits

• 2 in-house stays of 31 days / 30 nights
• 8 outpatient visits

Compensation

Receive up to $28,500

 thursday: return cable modem. 

p o box.

pay tommy's cable bill.

clean front steps.

crackers.

 

 call icon re 5000 study. also a $6500 one. and vince (alta) several. check blood pressure. plasma monday.

clinilabs $910 1 day thingy.

 to do. sue that northn indiana county that gave me a ticket, about political signs.

 Quote file from fec v cruz for senate

The First Amendment “has its fullest and most urgent application precisely to the conduct of campaigns for political office.” Monitor Patriot Co. v. Roy, 401 U. S. 265, 272 (1971).

This broad protection, we have explained, “reflects our profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open.” 

 But there is no doubt that the law does burden First Amendment electoral speech, and any such law must at least be justified by a permissible interest. See McCutcheon v. Federal Election Comm’n, 572 U. S. 185, 210 (2014) (plurality opinion) (“When the Government restricts speech, the Government bears the burden of proving the constitutionality of its actions.”). 

“the First Amendment requires us to err on the side of protecting political speech rather than suppressing it.”

All the above is pretty meager, given that we are considering restrictions on “the most fundamental First Amendment activities”—the right of candidates for political office to make their case to the American people. 

Moreover, deference to Congress would be especially inappropriate where, as here, the legislative act may have been an effort to “insulate[] legislators from effective electoral challenge.” 

We also conclude that this provision burdens core political speech without proper justification.

thursday day off:

did

to do

didn't

did

1. scrap $17 2. plasma $60.

3. paid internet bill $60. irony there. 4. paid pnc credit card $260, $27 late fee.

5. po box. 

6. dove. 3 stops, maybe 2. 

7. laundry. 1 load.  took out some trash, fed fish.

8. burned boxes and trimmed brush. 

 

to do - food off front steps. talk to brian. 

do some dishes. take a bath. put away clothes. 

didn't - didn't get to crackers in time to get on the list.

didn't write the sokola memo.

didn't call mark small.

so plan for friday, put away food, clean stairs, x recycling to work, x ask for 4 days a week, x read montana disclosure case.

big project: make file of election cases. go through them for quotes, build a quote file with key words.

x example: cruz v fec. why: it's recent, it's scotus, it's gop. could do some work on that tonight.

saturday prework goals:

bath. front porch. air up bike tire? dishes. did none of those. 

look up mycase indianba re ticket.

look up PA toll bill.

email jeanie re probate stuff.

State of Indiana v. Robbin G Stewart

Case Number	08D01-2205-IF-000539
Court	Carroll Superior Court
Type	IF - Infraction
Filed	05/17/2022
Status	06/24/2022 , Decided
Appear By	06/14/2022

Parties to the Case

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	Defendant	Stewart, Robbin G
	State Plaintiff	State of Indiana

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05/13/2022

9-18.1-4-5(a)(1)/IFC: Operating a Motor Vehicle with a False Plate-Plate Belongs to Another Vehicle

Chronological Case Summary

05/17/2022	Case Opened as a New Filing
05/17/2022	Traffic Citation Filed Filed By: State of Indiana File Stamp: 05/17/2022
05/17/2022	Hearing Scheduling Activity Initial Hearing scheduled for 06/14/2022 at 1:30 PM.
06/14/2022	Initial Hearing Session: 06/14/2022 1:30 PM, Judicial Officer: Hawkins, Troy M. Result: Commenced and concluded
06/24/2022	Order Issued Default Judgement entered. This matter was set for Initial Hearing. State appeared by SME. Def. FTA. Judgement entered against Def. Judicial Officer: Hawkins, Troy M. Noticed: Evans, Shane Michael Order Signed: 06/14/2022
06/24/2022	Judgment Judicial Officer: Hawkins, Troy M. 01. 9-18.1-4-5(a)(1)/IFC: Operating a Motor Vehicle with a False Plate-Plate Belongs to Another Vehicle • Default Judgment
06/24/2022	ZNT - An Electronic SR16 has been sent to the BMV Ticket Substitute SR16 sent to BMV for Charge 1 for Statute 9-18.1-4-5(a)(1)
06/24/2022	Clerk Administrative Event Order sent to Defendant by USPS Mail
06/25/2022	Automated ENotice Issued to Parties Order Issued ---- 6/24/2022 : Shane Michael Evans
07/05/2022	Service Returned Not Served USPS returns Order on Default Judgment, envelope marked Return To Sender, Attempted Not Known, Unable To Forward. Pty Not Svd: Stewart, Robbin G File Stamp: 07/05/2022

Financial Information

Financial Balances reflected are current representations of transactions processed by the Clerk’s Office. Please note that any balance due does not reflect interest that has accrued – if applicable – since the last payment. For questions/concerns regarding balances shown, please contact the Clerk’s Office.

Stewart, Robbin G
Defendant

Balance Due (as of 07/07/2022)
170.00

Charge Summary

Description	Amount	Credit	Payment
Court Costs and Filing Fees	135.00	0.00	0.00
Fine	35.00	0.00	0.00

Transaction Summary

Date	Description	Amount
05/17/2022	Transaction Assessment	136.00
06/24/2022	Adjustment	34.00

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