Leo Stoller

CHICAGO--(AEAE)-COMMENTARY--IT'S NOW 12:50am--there we more visitors to this blog today Saturday night/Sunday Morning, than most week days. Don't you people have something  else to do, like sleep... I have always been amazed at how may people come here each night AM to see the next posting  on this blog which most of you know is posted at about 12:30am to 1:00am. A few days ago I told a guy that he should start blogging. He said, "I don't have any time, I would have to blog at 1:00am each night." I told him that's when I blog. Why do I blog? I tell you why, when I was in college in the 60's I was the editor of my college newspaper the Exponent. Although I wrote for my paper and edited it I have always felt that I didn't right enough articles. Consequently, I feel the urge to make up for not writing enough back then....I write every day though...I have written every day since 1974 when I started my business. For the last 25 years I have spent my days, each day writing legal briefs, appeal briefs, motions, complaints, responses, I have written enough legal briefs to fill a warehouse and this week for example I am working three appeals, several complaints and responding to s slew of motions. Monday, I will file my Notice of Appeal in the Google Inc., case. I won my first appeal of Judge Virginia Kendell's decision. I expect to win again... 
This week also  is going to be very interesting, I will file felony charges against 6 lawyers Monday.  Thursday, I expect to file felony charges against a bounch of other well deserving  individuals....Last Friday, I spend the entire day in the Law Library. I researched the law and found everything I need to plead a good felony case against alot of bad lawyers...who think that they are very clever and can violate the law because they know the law better than any one else.
 You know what the "law" library is,  it's a supermart on how to indict  someone.  The standard of proof to charge an offense is called probable cause (PC) . This is a very low standard of proof, and in essence requires that there be reason to believe that a crime has been committed, and reason to believe that the person charged did it. These types of offenses are very capabale of destroying a person's reputation, even if they are never convicted of it. Whether PC exists in any particular case depends on the type of proofs that the prosecution have. . ... The moral of this story is not to commit felonies and not to make the government, any judge or lawyer or an expert on the law, mad enough to want to put you away, because they can do it if they are pushed hard enough...just go to your law library and see....I believe that every other type of reading is nothing but a waist of my time...

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