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Saturday, January 26. 2008

Who Is Keeping Score?

Fire Judge Kathleen A. Feeney

Who is Keeping Score... Well, since Kent County Circuit Court Officials and the Kent County Friend of the Court recently become aware of my involvement in designing the cute website for Sally B., a Grandmother who is not being allowed to raise or see her own grandchild because Judge Kathleen Feeney, determined it is best to give a child to a non-relative... the result, more state funding for Michigan from the Federal Government as a result of a successful adoption to a non-relative as well as temporary placement with a non-relative.

Friday was busy for a few employees at the Kent County building. I filed a grievance or two against Kent County in the past for browsing the web on the taxpayer dime, and they actually said I "couldn't possibly determine who and for how long" the court employees were wasting time on government owned computers.

Some of the other judges can expect websites up in the next couple of weeks. I am finding they [the robed demigods] have each aggravated a ton of people. I have names and addresses totaling in the thousands regarding rulings of Kent County Judges for any lawyer that wants to step up and run against a few of these judges in Kent County.

19 Visits

% of Site Total: 3.85%

1.95 Pages/Visit

Site Avg: 1.26 (54.41%)

00:01:17 Avg. Time on Site

Site Avg: 00:01:11 (8.93%)

15.79% % New Visits

Site Avg: 45.55% (-65.33%)

10.53% Bounce Rate

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Monday, January 14. 2008

People Want To Unelect Judge Kathleen Feeney! Grand Rapids, MI

Well you heard it here first folks. There are several people that want to see Judge Kathleen A. Feeney of Kent County, Michigan UNELECTED! It is fun and easy to get rid of a judge, because they seem to make a lot of people dissatisfied with their court rulings. There is a nice flyer that you can print off and send to the Judge's co-workers as well.

Site Name: http://www.firefeeney.org

Purpose: Fire Judge Kathleen A. Feeney. People are unsatisfied with this judge.

Election: Judge Kathleen A. Feeney is up for unelection this year in the 2008 general election.

Contact: falseallegations@mail.com (Sally)

A couple of other judges know what is coming for them as well as far as election time goes. Many of them are long overdue for some negative press for what they are doing to families in Michigan. Let's just say that when they start to make public appearances, there will be people stationed at nearly every event to draw media attention to the types of things that sitting Michigan Judges are involved in which is legalized child trafficking.

If you have a judge that you want to put the spotlight on... let me know. I am more than happy to oblige. You can contact me directly at laryholland@sbcglobal.net if you have questions about this site.

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Defined tags for this entry: 17th circuit court, cps, grand rapids, hearing, kent county, michigan, termination

Saturday, October 6. 2007

A Few Kent County, Michigan Judges Should Be Sent A Copy of the Same Order

I know some Michigan Judges and Attorneys that could benefit from a similar order, ordering them back to basic law school regarding the United States Constitution and the State of Michigan Constitutions and the limitations of government intrusion within the realm of protected liberties.

Judge Steven M. Pestka? Judge G. Patrick Hillary? Attorney Peter P. Walsh? I guess using the questionable chancery powers of equity of the U.S. Court System would technically allow for such a ruling as described by an Associated Press reporter.

Gavin Rabinowitz reports for the Associated Press earlier today that an Indian Court in New Delhi decided to send one of the lower court justices back to law school, see excerpts below.

New Delhi's High Court justices, annoyed with lower court judges who issue problematic rulings, have decided to send one of them back to law school.

In an order issued late Friday, Judge R. K. Tiwari was told to return for a three-month refresher course after issuing an arrest warrant in defiance of a previous High Court ruling.

"Since Tiwari does not have even elementary knowledge of the criminal law and procedure it would be appropriate that he undergoes a refresher course at Delhi Judicial Academy," Justice V. B. Gupta wrote.
Gupta ordered that the head of the law school personally submit a report on Tiwari's progress after three months. And, to ensure that others in lower courts got the message, Gupta ordered copies of his order sent to all New Delhi judges.

If only these remedies were used in Michigan, the legal system would likely see immediate improvements and courtroom efficiency would skyrocket in an honest and equal manner.

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Sunday, February 11. 2007

Meet Susan Borovich, St. Clair County's Slave Master

This woman's name is Susan Borovich, employee to the St. Clair County Judges as the Director of the Friend of the Court, St. Clair's Title IV-D Welfare department. She is smiling because she just became the head slavemaster. Under her "oversight" she will be involved with the Jail Alternative Plan, a program that forces its residents into an Indentured Servant program for no pay and will likely take away several paying jobs normally available to the general public. Be sure to watch for her at public locations and tell her what you think!

"The Jail Alternative Program, which will be overseen by St. Clair County Friend of the Court, will allow certain inmates sentenced for not paying child support to serve their sentences outside jail." The program forces residents to work without pay.

Read the background on the Thirteenth Amendment regarding slavery and indentured servitude as well as understanding more about the State impairment of contracts. In the meantime while you study up, watch for this lady and tell her to get a real job instead of praying on Title IV-D Welfare participants that are largely already self-sufficient residents that should not be trapped by the system at taxpayer expense.

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Friday, January 5. 2007

Holland Prepares Filing In State Supreme Court Against Kent County

On Friday January 5, 2007 both a Request for Investigation of Courts with the State Court Administrator's Office and a Complaint for an investigation with the State Bar of Michigan were filed against the 23rd Circuit Court in Kent County Michigan and several employees. The filings are an introduction to a Complaint for Superintending Control and Petition for Order to Show Cause with the State Supreme Court against the Kent County Circuit Court, Kent County Circuit Court Judge G. Patrick Hillary, the Kent County Friend of the Court, Friend of the Court Caseworker Douglas Schumacher, and Friend of the Court Staff Attorney Daniel Fojtik and aims to prevent the use of non-lawyers by the local court to conduct actual legal proceedings against parties involved in domestic relations matters.

The use of non-lawyers, individuals not otherwise licensed by the State Bar, to conduct actual legal proceedings is forbidden by Michigan law under the Unauthorized Practice of Law statute (See MCLA 600.916). Similarly MRPC 5.5(b) prevents lawyers and judges from assisting an individual in the Unauthorized Practice of Law among other ethical restrictions placed on the conduct of lawyers and judges.

Several remedies are available to help resolve this very important issue under MCR 8.113(B) before having to file the original action with the State Supreme Court. They include:

(1) attempt to informally resolve the dispute,

(2) inform the complainant that an investigation pursuant to this rule is not appropriate under the circumstances,

(3) direct the complainant to the Judicial Tenure Commission or the Attorney Grievance Commission,

(4) request an investigation by the Judicial Tenure Commission or the Attorney Grievance Commission,

(5) refer a matter to the Supreme Court for possible exercise of the Supreme Court's power of superintending control over the judiciary, or

(6) take any other appropriate action.

It is possible that as a result of the Complaint that I am directed to various ethical grievance processes which would be ineffective at ensuring litigants are protected against non-lawyers conducting actual legal proceedings. The State Supreme Court would then be used to file the full Complaint for Superintending Control and Petition for Order to Show to resolve the dispute.

Additionally the State Bar of Michigan has remedies to ensure that exceptions are not made to the Unauthorized Practice of Law, file injunctions, and bring ethical complaints against individuals and those assisting individuals that engage in the Unauthorized Practice of Law in Michigan courtrooms.

The Complete PDF to the State Bar of Michigan can be found here and is substantially similar to the Request for Investigation of Courts that was filed with the State Court Administrator's Office:

Complaint to State Bar of Michigan w/ COMPLAINT FOR SUPERINTENDING CONTROL AND PETITION FOR ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

Please note that for space limitations I have excluded Affidavits, Complete Brief, Indexes, Appendixes, and Table of Contents which will be released only after review has been conducted by the State Bar of Michigan and the State Court Administrator's Office.

If you have information pertaining to "friend of the court"caseworkers engaged in the Unauthorized Practice of Law in Michigan's courtrooms please email your complaints and information to me at laryholland@sbcglobal.net.

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Wednesday, May 31. 2006

Holland Files Motion to Compel Discovery Against Kent County Friend of the Court

May 31, 2006 - Holland files Motion to Compel Discovery against the Kent County Friend of the Court. The hearing has been scheduled for June 9th, 2006 at 8:30am for those wishing to attend. There will be a short Q&A period after the hearing for people interested in telling their stories about the Kent County Friend of the Court. Please contact me for additional details by sending an email to courtwatchers@micustody.org. Click on for the complete Motion to Compel.

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Tuesday, May 9. 2006

Response to Deliberate Delay by Judge G. Patrick Hillary's Staff

I faxed a complete response to Beverly Golsdworthy who also works in Judge G. Patrick Hillary's Office after receiving the deliberately delayed and backdated letter from Jacqueline Flowers. I reiterated the events up to this point so that if the tapes are suddenly altered, destroyed, or unavailable, further actions can be taken against these corrupted actors. Continue reading "Response to Deliberate Delay ... »

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