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Old Aug 30, 2011 | 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Zenmervolt
Edit - offered is Eller's quote, "I wasn't going to let him pass me." Edit
I'm no lawyer, but, since Cody ran the biker off the road - and admitted that intent, I'd say Cody is an assh*le that should serve some time.
 
Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:04 PM
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I'm no lawyer, but, since Cody ran the biker off the road - and admitted that intent, I'd say Cody is an assh*le that should serve some time.
I've never said that Eller shouldn't serve time. Merely that there's no possible way of reaching the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard for an Assault 1 charge under NH law.

Assault 2 was the best the prosecution could have hoped to get and that's what they attempted to get. IMO the prosecution absolutely should have pushed for a more stringent sentence, but disagreeing with the sentence is not the same as disagreeing with the charge.

Now, I may only be a second year law student, but, unlike our friend from Boston, I've never been disbarred, never been held in contempt of court even once (let alone multiple times as he has), and I even understand that "Trebuchet MS" is generally not considered to be an appropriate professional font for court documents.
 
Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Zenmervolt
OK. I will.

You claim that Eller had "intent to strike the rider" but the only evidence you've offered is Eller's quote, "I wasn't going to let him pass me." Taken alone (as it must be since you've offered no other evidence), that quote does not evidence intent to strike the motorcycle. It is possible to interpret the quote in that fashion, certainly, but it's also possible (and more probable) to construe the quote as indicative of an attempt to block the motorcyclist, not to strike the motorcyclist.

While I agree that it absolutely sucks that Eller was allowed to plead out without any real punishment, the simple fact is that it would not have been possible, using the quote alone, to establish intent to strike to the standard required in a criminal trial. You simply cannot get to "beyond a reasonable doubt" on the quote alone, as you appear dead set on attempting to do.

Furthermore, just admit you were wrong when you claimed that NH lacks an attempted murder statute. You've been avoiding that for a while now

As for the rest, I really don't need to hear anymore from you. You didn't answer as to why a bar number was missing from your amicus brief, but I was able to figure that out on my own. Something to do with the Supreme Court of Ohio declaring that your "conduct indicated that [you] could neither function as a professional lawyer in a courtroom nor afford [your] clients adequate representation" and suspending your license to practice. (Columbus Bar Assn. v. King, 95 Ohio St.3d 93, 2002.)

Tough break there.
You don't need to hear any more from me but you will:

The intent was to block by cutting off a moving goddamn vehicle, which carries a natural consequence of severe bodily injury, any prosecutor worth his or her salt could make that case to the Grand Jury all ****ing day mate, and you and I both know that the State routinely goes after the maximum charge when it wants to.

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Furthermore, just admit you were wrong when you claimed that NH lacks an attempted murder statute. You've been avoiding that for a while now.

.....No I haven't. NH does not have attempted murder statute.

Second, you need to read more carefully, where does it say that Eller pleaded out? Nowhere does it say that. What it says is that he still hasn't been brought to the Grand Jury after being bound over. The Devil is in the Details, focus.

As to Ohio's 1 year suspension, note that the complaints DID NOT COME from CLIENTS, they came from corporate attorneys who got tired of me ******* them. Not one client had a problem with me and in fact my clients showed up at the Supreme Court hearing to testify in my favor because they knew it was all a bunch of bullshit. Got that on video, Home Spice.

At any rate, it doesn't change the fact that I know WTF I'm talking about on criminal matters:

Ohio Court of Claims, Isreal v. Officers Rhodes and Hensley V96-61481:
http://christopher-king.blogspot.com...cast-knew.html

Wanna see the videos? I got that:
http://christopher-king.blogspot.com...qualified.html

And that whole suspension thing was a pack of lies, bro, haven't practiced since, still doing just fine with my mortgage movies and wireless telecom work, and I am in no hurry to be a part of that system, and I was never licensed in NH anyway, so no bar code would have been present, in the first place, Mr. Smarty-Pants.

I filed it as a public citizen and as a reporter.

Query, what trials have you won? Also have you ever changed public policy on the First Amendment? Have you any Mayoral Commendations for work in the public interest? I have, and I do. And ummmm that Commendation is written many years AFTER the one-year suspension, Holmes. So if my work was good enough for the Mayor that's all I give a **** about, not you. You're just a second-year sheep, you have no idea how it really works out here when you leave the State Attorney's Office as an AAG and then start suing the hand that fed you without enough backup or resources. Odd things happen, bullshit happens. Go find a client complaint against me, it won't happen. The whole suspension was smoke and mirrors after we tape recorded a landlord who called my client a "****er lover." The attorney for the landlord?

Schottenstein. They run Columbus, Ohio. You ever notice where the Buckeyes play football. In the Schottenstein Arena. Boy I could school you so much beyond those books you're reading it will make your head spin, including how to make a living without a law license and how to do it so you can keep your conscience and sleep at night.
 

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Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Zenmervolt
I've never said that Eller shouldn't serve time. Merely that there's no possible way of reaching the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard for an Assault 1 charge under NH law.

Assault 2 was the best the prosecution could have hoped to get and that's what they attempted to get. IMO the prosecution absolutely should have pushed for a more stringent sentence, but disagreeing with the sentence is not the same as disagreeing with the charge.

Now, I may only be a second year law student, but, unlike our friend from Boston, I've never been disbarred, never been held in contempt of court even once (let alone multiple times as he has), and I even understand that "Trebuchet MS" is generally not considered to be an appropriate professional font for court documents.

When was I disbarred dude?

Get your ****ing facts straight, one year suspension.

Talk to me when you get out and actually win some trials as I have.
 
Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Boston_Sprint955
You don't need to hear any more from me but you will:
And I'm laughing the whole time. You wouldn't believe how much laughter this has generated amongst my fellow students and professors.

Originally Posted by Boston_Sprint955
You wrote:

Furthermore, just admit you were wrong when you claimed that NH lacks an attempted murder statute. You've been avoiding that for a while now.

.....No I haven't. NH does not have attempted murder statute.
629:1 Attempt. –
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IV. The penalty for attempt is the same as that authorized for the crime that was attempted, except that in the case of attempt to commit murder the punishment shall be imprisonment for life or such other term as the court shall order.
Sure looks like murder is included in that statute to me.

Originally Posted by Boston_Sprint955
As to Ohio's suspension, it doesn't change the fact that I know WTF I'm talking about on criminal matters:
The Supreme Court of Ohio seems to disagree with you. In general, I'm going to side with them. I figure that they, at least, know the difference between "manslaughter" and "murder."

(The best part of this is that I know you'll respond. Hey everyone, watch me make the guy who was disbarred for fraud dance!)
 
Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:26 PM
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When was I disbarred dude?

Get your ****ing facts straight, one year suspension.

Talk to me when you get out and actually win some trials as I have.
A one-year suspension? Really? So your license was good again in 2003?

Oh, wait, you never complied with the terms of the order. That means the "one year" suspension is still active, nearly a decade after the initial judgment. And the court history indicates at least one additional contempt charge in there too for failure to pay your court fees on time.

Might as well be disbarment since you've never bothered to comply with any of the requirements for getting that suspension lifted.
 

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Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Boston_Sprint955
The whole suspension was smoke and mirrors after we tape recorded a landlord who called my client a "****er lover."
I read that case, you know. That was the one where you had another attorney phone the prior landlord and fraudulently claim to be seeking a rental reference with the intent to trump up existing charges. Sorry, but that's a clear ethics violation if I ever saw one.

As I recall, your partner in that stunning display of a complete lack of ethics also got a suspension for his part in your fraud.

Anyway, I've said my peace on this claim. Now dance former lawyer, dance!
 
Old Aug 30, 2011 | 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Zenmervolt
A one-year suspension? Really? So your license was good again in 2003?

Oh, wait, you never complied with the terms of the order. That means the "one year" suspension is still active, nearly a decade after the initial judgment. And the court history indicates at least one additional contempt charge in there too for failure to pay your court fees on time.

Might as well be disbarment since you've never bothered to comply with any of the requirements for getting that suspension lifted.
Dude the woman responsible for the payment, I used to work for her at the AG's office. If and when I decide to rejoin I can make that happen, just spoke with her last week, hahahahaa......

And you don't know the first thing about being a racial tester, you need to read Heights Community Congress v. Hilltop Realty, of which my family was part of that litigation and the Supreme Court that you trust so dearly never answered the sole question before it, which was whether an attorney can serve as a tester. Attorney Pope was indeed a landlord, but the fact of the matter is testers don't even have to be what they say they are, and Ohio was a one party state for surreptitious phone taping, so the Court never addressed any of that, just put me on probation for a year then at the end of the year said "okay now you're suspended."

I interviewed neutral people who said the LL called my client a ****er lover dude, it's all in the record but the Court you seem to care so much about that avoided any and all mention of it.

And you are going to sit there, having won no cases, having changed no policies, having no Mayoral Commendations and not being a guest speaker at New England News and Press Association Annual 2011 conference (I'm also a journalist dude) and try to trash talk me, I don't think so pal.

Dance, I do indeed dance, hang out in NYC with my lady and generally have a great time with life, doing exactly what I want to. Along the way I figured out how to make $100K a year without a license, muuuuuaaaahhhhh so run along now and get back to your studies so you can go work for someone else and have somebody tell you when to jump and how high, I do what I want to do on my own terms, beyotch
 

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Old Aug 30, 2011 | 11:06 PM
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This is the best back and forth I've experienced since the movie Kramer vs. Kramer.
Back to Cody. He sucks.
Stay on topic please. Cause I don't care about whatever games y'all are running.
I care about justice and Cody, and a maimed innocent. I thought that was what this thread was about.
Cody sucks.
 
Old Aug 30, 2011 | 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Artlee
This is the best back and forth I've experienced since the movie Kramer vs. Kramer.
Back to Cody. He sucks.
Stay on topic please. Cause I don't care about whatever games y'all are running.
I care about justice and Cody, and a maimed innocent. I thought that was what this thread was about.
Cody sucks.
Exactly. And it is entirely reasonable to charge him with First Degree Assault given that he knew the victim was on a MOVING motorcycle (and I don't mean moving at a parking lot speed, I mean ****ing MOVING.... and turned his car into him. Like I said, if the kid said "hey I was busy pulling rips off my bong I didn't see him" you have have one story.... but that ain't the story we have. We have an ******* punk kid who intentionally cut off a moving motorcycle.

And what my detractor keeps avoiding is the fact that NOTHING HAS HAPPENED, not a plea deal not an indictment... NOTHING!

Whatever personal **** this guy (who hasn't even passed a friggin' bar exam much less won several criminal trials) has with me is irrelevant to those facts. **** for that matter I know for fact that U.S. Senators, a Supreme Court Justice and the White House either read my journal pages and/or subscribe to my tweets so obviously they don't much care about a bullshit political suspension. I'm a journalist with an extensive legal background and a whole lot more wins than losses, whether some people like it or not. Heck in Boston even helped push the city to establish permanent spots for bikers, the only license I needed for that was my Motorcycle License....
http://christopher-king.blogspot.com...spect-and.html
we as citizens have power to effect change regardless of the alphabet soup behind our names whether we have it or not, whether we have active law licenses or not we are ****ing U.S. Citizens born with certain Inalienable Rights, they still teach that in law school I think.

Goodnight guys.

And your bike still rocks... time for early fall **** on the 955i, chain, sprocket, plugs..... and tires.
 

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