Because section 650a affects fundamental First Amendment rights, it is not clothed with the usual presumption of constitutionality which most legislation enjoys in the face of an equal protection argument. Rather, "the state must first establish that it has a compelling interest which justifies the law and then demonstrate that the distinctions drawn by the law are necessary to further that purpose." (People v. Olivas (1976) 17 Cal. 3d 236, 251 [131 Cal. Rptr. 55, 551 P.2d 375].) The state has not met this burden. (ghafari?)
this is not a public blog, just a place hwere i can leave myself notes. nothing to see here folks, move along.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Monday, May 20, 2024
This case was prosecuted by Senior Assistant Attorney General Myles Matteson, Assistant Attorney General Matthew Conley, and Investigator Daniel J. Mederos.
Newspaper Publisher Debra Paul Found Guilty of Election Law Violations
Concord, NH – Attorney General John M. Formella announces that Debra Paul, age 64, of Londonderry, New Hampshire, has been found guilty of five class A misdemeanor counts of Identification of Political Advertising contrary to RSA 664:16. Ms. Paul was acquitted of one class A misdemeanor brought under the same statute. The verdict was returned by the Derry District Court following a bench trial on November 22, 2023.
The State charged Ms. Paul with six misdemeanor counts of identification of political advertising based on Ms. Paul publishing political advertisements in the Londonderry Times that did not comply with RSA 664:16’s political advertising disclaimer requirements. The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office had warned Ms. Paul in 2019 and 2021 regarding her violations of RSA 664:16 and its requirements.
Sentencing is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on December 20, 2023, at the Derry District Court.
This case was prosecuted by Senior Assistant Attorney General Myles Matteson, Assistant Attorney General Matthew Conley, and Investigator Daniel J. Mederos.
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growing:
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apple honeycrisp
beans
bulbs, unknown
carrots
cactus
cherry
chia
chickweed
chives
clocer red white black
comfrey
[cress]
daffodils/narcissus
daikon
lionstooth
eggplant
forsoothia
ginger
jarlic
grass
lavender
leek
lemon balm
lemon grass
lentils
maple
marigold
mint 3 kinds
mulberry
oak
okra
onions 3 kinds
oregano
peas
peppers
pineapple
plum
poke
potato 3 kinds
pumpkin
purslane
[quince]
quinoa
redbud
rose of sharon hibiscus
rutabaga
sage
shallots
soloman's seal
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Hey Robbin, This is Attorney Naro. I am happy to chat but cannot speak about the details of my client's case. I can tell you that
Dear Attorney Naro,
Unless the media reports were entirely wrong, the First Amendment should have been at issue.
Under cases including Zenger, Tornillo, Wooley v Maynard, and 303 LLC, the state may not micromanage the speech of a newspaper.
The New Hampshire Constitution also protects freedom of the press of this sort. I do not know the NH case law on point, but I can point to 20 cases under 13 state constitutions that would support the free speech/free press claims here. So I am puzzled by your claim that "1A was not an issue based on the facts and circumstances of the case."
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alaska
smith v helzer
cases about vote for smith
303 LLC is a case about the free speech rights of Smiths to be free of compelled speech.
The Alaska constitution governs:
1 case law and text
A free speech and press
B privacy
2. analogous cases from other state constitutions.
9th circuit cases
other circuit cases
interests of amicus
motion to intervene?
need counsel
public policy: racist and sexist. doxxing.
In this case, the state of Alaska, or certain rogue employees, is attempting to censor political speech in a manner which is racist and sexist, and violates both constitutions.
This policy so far has been endorsed by the district court, which denied a preliminary injunction, and the 9th circuit.
table of cases that got it wrong. chart 2.
table of cases that got it right
table of cases under state constitutions.
role of campaign legal center knowing false statements of law.
the Courts in which they make these arguments may be dupes or willing co-conspirators.
disclosure disclaimer bait and switch.
contronym argument. 3:47 Monday 5/20.
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Monday to do list.
did: $100 to dude for bike repair. 1
went home and worked on the garden and the compost.
joined fan club.
3. analogous federal cases
Sunday, May 19, 2024
Tacca leontopetaloides (Polynesian arrowroot)
bamboo
A few species of bamboo were carried by Austronesian settlers as they colonized the Pacific islands. They include the ʻohe (Schizostachyum glaucifolium), the common bamboo (Bambusa vulgaris), and the thorny bamboo (Bambusa bambos).[40][41]
kofe (originally from Proto-Polynesian *kofe, "root").
banana musa
Musa abaca (abacá)[edit]
Abacá (Musa textilis), also known as Manila Hemp, is grown traditionally for its fiber in the Philippines. It was once one of the world's premier fibers, valued for its use in soft, lustrous, and silky fabrics. It was a major luxury export of the Philippines during the Colonial Era, and was introduced to Hawaii and Central America by Europeans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fe%27i_banana
- Hawai'i:[1]
- 'Borabora', 'Polapola', 'Mai'a Ha'i'
- candlenut kukui
cordia subcordata (beach cordia)
cordyline fruticosa (ti)
breadfruit/jackfruit/autocarpus
buddha's hand
citrus - lemon orange lime kumquat? calamansi grapefruit pomelo mandarin makrut lime wild orange
coconut
coffee
figs (ficus)
galanga
ginger Zingiberaceae (ginger family)
The most commonly cultivated species include the lengkuas (Alpinia galanga), fingerroot (Boesenbergia rotunda), turmeric (Curcuma longa), torch ginger (Etlingera elatior), and ginger (Zingiber officinale). Other species were also exploited at a smaller scale or harvested from the wild, including dwarf cardamom (Alpinia nutans), panasa cardamom (Amomum acre), white turmeric (Curcuma zedoaria), jiddo (Hornstedtia scottiana), white ginger lily (Hedychium coronarium), and bitter ginger (Zingiber zerumbet).[2
hibiscus Talipariti tiliaceum (sea hibiscus)
job's tears
lemongrass
melons/squashes
pandan (sails) screwpine
papaya
passionfruit
pepper black, white, plant. Peppers (Piper) ancestrally cultivated by Austronesians include the betel (Piper betle), cubeb pepper (Piper cubeba), kava (Piper methysticum), and the Javanese long pepper (Piper retrofractum). Many others were also harvested from the wild for medicinal or religious purposes, including Piper caducibracteum, Piper excelsum, Piper ornatum, and Piper sarmentosum.[209] Black pepper (Piper nigrum) and long pepper (Piper longum)
Piper cubeba (cubeb pepper)[edit]
The cubeb pepper (Piper cubeba) are native to Island Southeast Asia. Like Piper retrofractum, however, it was only cultivated extensively in the Greater Sunda Islands for the spice trade. The Javanese protected the monopoly of the trade by sterilizing the seeds before trading them. It has a pungent smell, often compared to allspice, quite unlike that of the other culinary peppers. It also has a slightly bitter taste. It is notable as having reached as far as Greece during ancient times via the Silk Road. It was a valuable rare spice in Medieval Europe and the Middle East, reputed to have medicinal and magical properties. Medieval Arab physicians commonly used it for a range of treatments, ranging from treating infertility to poison antidotes. It is mentioned in The Book of One Thousand and One Nights as well as in the travelogues of Marco Polo. Its trade waned during the Colonial Era when the Portuguese Empire banned its importation to promote the black pepper produced by its own colonies.[218][219][220][221]
kava kava
rice
rosewood
sweet potato Ipomoea batatas
sugar cane Saccharum (sugarcane)
Trees in the genus Syzygium contain some of the most important fruit trees among Austronesian peoples. Species cultivated or harvested for their edible fruit include the Java plum (Syzygium cumini), jambos (Syzygium jambos), lubeg (Syzygium lineatum), swamp maire (Syzygium maire), mountain apple (Syzygium malaccense), lipote (Syzygium polycephaloides), and the Java apple (Syzygium samarangense), among others. Two species are also important sources of spice: the clove tree (Syzygium aromaticum) and Indonesian bay leaf (Syzygium polyanthum).[18]
taro - taro, giant taro, elephant foot yam, one more
Cyrtosperma merkusii (giant swamp taro)
ti
turmeric
ube great yam
yam Dioscorea
bitter yam
rice
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products
raw fruit
plate lunch
allium tempura
yam jam
pi are square
candy
spices - ginger, turmeric, lemongrass, pepper, blends
sugars - cubed, powdered, crystals, blue,
salt, Maui sea salt
soup stones
molassas
tea
soup
sorbet
e.g. passionfruit, taro, coconut,
music
art
crafts
clothes - sari, bikini, billabong, local tshirts, print on demand,
videos - hula, massage, sex therapy, Tai chi, fire spinning.
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g'oatmilk.
it's a blend of 50% oatmilk, 12% goatmilk, 10% cashew, rice, soy, almond, macadamia, maybe a touch of apple juice, a pinch of Hawaiian sea salt. molassas?
"plant-based but not vegan". artwork of goats on the package. sold in bags inside the carton. reusable carton, Japanese design, Chinese info on the packaging.
"disclaimer: contains soy, dairy, nut products. avoid if allergic."
Aleurites moluccana - Kukui (Candlenut) - Lighting, Food, Craft
Alocasia macrorrhiza - `Ape (Elephant's ear) - Food in times of famine
Artocarpus altilis - `Ulu (Breadfruit) - Food, Craft, etc
Broussonetia papyrifera - Wauke (Paper mulberry) - Make kapa and clothing
Cocos nucifera - Niu (Coconut) - Food, Cordage, construction
Calophyllum inophyllum - Kamani (Alexandrian laurel) - Utensils, Leis
Colocasia esculenta - Kalo (taro) - Main food plant
Cordia subcordata – Kou (Beach cordia) - Construction, fuel and Food in times of famine
Cordyline fruticosa – Ki (Ti Plant) - Food, Medicine, etc.
Curcuma domestica or longa - `Olena (turmeric) - Purification, etc
Dioscorea alata - Uhi (yam) - Food, most important kind of yam
Hibiscus tiliaceus - Hau (Hibiscus) - To make fire, canoes, medicine, fertilizer, etc
Ipomoea batatas - `Uala (sweet potato) - Food: vegetable from leaves, starch from tubers
Lageneria siceraria and vulgaris - Ipu (Gourd) - Containers for food storage, musical instruments, etc
Morinda citrifolia - Noni (Indian Mulberry) - Medicine, etc
Musa paradisiaca - Mai`a (Banana) - Food and its preparation
Pandanus tectorius - Hala - Construction, weaving etc.
Piper methysticum - `Awa (Kava) - Relaxing beverage, etc
Saccharum officinarum - Ko (Sugar cane) - Food, Medicine, Religion, etc.
Schizostachyum glaucifolium - 'Ohe (Bamboo) Knives, Kapa stamps, etc.
Syzygium malaccense - `Ohi`a `Ai (Mountain Apple) - Food, Craft, etc
Tacca leontopetaloides - Pia (Polynesian arrowroot) - Food, Medicine, etc.
Thespesia populnea - Milo (Portia Tree) - Utensils
Zingiber zerumbet - `Awapuhi Kuahiwi (Shampoo Ginger) - Scenting, Medicine, etc
Tuesday, May 14, 2024
Tuesday:
scored at the food bank. stopped by 21st st place, went to storage unit. it rained all day. i'm wet.
so I should unload. also got boxes at Aldi, savelot. I sent 4 emails i'd been putting off, trying to get my taxes done and find a new lawyer.
to the owner
327 s oxnard
this is my letter of intent to buy this house at the agreed on price.
I need to know the name and address of the lawyer who is handling the estate. please have them contact me. in the meantime, please stop all work on the building.
sincerely,
robbin stewart
4015 e Washington st
gtbear@gmail.com
Sunday, May 12, 2024
Tuesday, May 07, 2024
To do list
Task list for Monday 5/6/24
Respond to both richards.
Move stuff to storage.
X 327 s oxford
Lawyer re title company
Kate flood! Email?
Get a cricket phone.
Did not do any of that. Now tuesday.
Tuesday did list:
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New counterclaim
Gupta and H + H are violating my civil rights by attempting a taking in violation of due course of law. + 5th A + article i section which is is, 16, 17 and ?
It is clearly established that H + H and its staff can be subject to liability under 42 usc 1942. Cite talovski. Text of statute, then list elements, color of state law etc.
Gupta and a John Doe, hereinafter “Washington”, conspired together to violate my civil rights. I had emailed Gupta a notice to have her staff stop trespassing on my property; that they would need a warrant or invitation. She had a duty to inform Washington, and anyone else working for her intending to enter the property in relation to the case in which she was lead counsel. Washington was uninvited, either verbally or in writing. He did not ask for or receive consent to enter the property. I did not resist his entry. We had a civil conversation about the status of the case. Footnote 1. I regret having sent an early draft of that notice. I had planned to edit it the next day, but was short on time. What I sent was uncivil. Nonetheless, it is effective as a notice to refrain from trespass.
His employer, H + H, is liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior. This applies to the trespassing claim, but does not apply to the 1983 claim.
Washington’s discussion with me, intended to obtain compliance with the H + H’s agenda, was an ex parte contact. If authorized by Gupta, it violates my rights to due process under the 14th A and due course of law.
Some of the facts at this stage are unknown, and documents which are communications between Gupta and Washington may be privileged and difficult to discover.
Still, the allegation is sufficient to meet Twombly/Iqbal. A reasonable jury could conclude that washington physically invaded my land w o a warrant, acting fursuant to direction by Gupta. , stating a claim for trespassing, fourth a violation, section 11 violation, due course of law violation, etc.
3 the act of trespass by washington was one more example of unclean hands by h + h.
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Monday goals. Get something ready tonight to file tomorrow. Do signs first, so head to kinkos now.
So how am i doing on my anti-gupta agenda?
1, counterclaims. Drafted but not filed.
2. File federal complaint against inspector. X
3. Crossclaim against washington
4. Crossclaim against gupta
5. Sue the clerk. Not yet filed.
[ ] hey i need to email andy horning
6. Sue other counties, collect legal fees. Not yet filed.
[hey i need to get to kinkos when they open-]
[tsla pre-market?]
7 how about prepare ethics complaint for fec weintraub? Then feed it to trump factions. We warned her hands off the internet, but did she listen? Nooooooooo…… so now the internet could come for her. Plan: meet w pilf guy.
Subplan: wasn’t i already looking up new york state rules for this stuff? Do i have a memo on it?
Subplan: alert senator young about rust problem
Maybe short article on rust case.
Heh heh, short arrticle on weintraub complaint.
Subplan: meet w pilf guy re co counsel in other states!
8. Brought to you by fire gupta campaign.
9. Hire Susie Talevski. Provide rob king info.
10. My next special will be called “Fire Gupta”.
11. [Global thermonuclear war.](redacted)
12. Hire susie talevski. Oh! And offer to be a source for her lawsuit. I authorize that lawyer guy to discuss the conversation we had, with susie t. Rob king. 22 e washington.
10. My next special will be called “Fire Gupta”.
I’m a standup comedian. An open miker, not someone who makes a living at it. I work with a producer and editor to make internet content. His videos have recieved a total of over 1 million hits on youtube. When he is in Indiana, he stays at the house in question. United Breaks Guitars is an example (also a book) of how the internet can be used to fight back.
To: Mr. Rob King 22 e washington st. cc: susie talevski.
Hi Rob. You may recall that we met several years ago in reference to the Burkhardt case, in which H + H executives went to jail over mismanagement. I am writing to waive my privilege of that conversation and related emails and ask you to share your recollections with Susie Talevski, a Valpararaiso lawyer who is investigating the death of her father.
This will help to establish that my concerns about rights violations by h + h are not something i came up with this year, but are longstanding.
Thank you in advance.