Leo Stoller
ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES TO RULE ON TWO STOLLER INDIRECT CRIMINAL COTEMPT CITATIONS 11/14/2009
 LITIGATION IS A 'BLOOD' SPORT CHICAGO-(AEAE)-THE WEEK BEFORE THE 2009 THANKSGIVING MEAL GOES INTO THE RECORD BOOKS, TWO ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY JUDGES WILL RULE ON STOLLER'S PETITIONS FOR INDIRECT CRIMINAL CONTEMPT PETITIONS CHARGING SEVERAL LAWYERS AND PROFESSIONALS WITH FELONIES. If convicted the respondents are staring at serious jail time. Litigation is a “blood” sport. This week the Washington DC sniper John Allen Mohammad was put to death by lethal injection. Get on the wrong side of the American Jurisprudence System and and the system will “kill”. Abuse the system and you can be charged with Indirect Criminal Contempt. Stoller this summer spent 37 days in the Illinois Cook County Jail for the “crime” of publishing “speech” on his former “blog”. Stoller would “never” have believed that a Illinois Circuit Court Judge would have locked him up for exercising his First Amendment Rights of “free” speech”. Likewise, the defendants in Stoller's two indirect criminal contempt petitions believe that “no” Illinois Cook County Judge will lock them up. Stoller's opponents sought to have him jailed for up to 6 months for publishing speech on the Internet. Stoller is seeking sentences of up to ten years for much more serious crimes. The Law firm of Gordon and Rees and the Washington D.C. Law firm of Roylance, Abrams, Berdo and Goodman have been dogging service of process of an Indirect Criminal Contempt Petition that has been properly lodged with the Illinois Cook County Courts. They and their attorneys who are defendants in the Indirect Criminal Contempt Petitions will soon learn why it is not a good idea to dodge service of process of any legal proceeding, let alone a Criminal Contempt Petition. In any event stay tuned this week there will be a lot of legal fire works to see before the holidayay CommentsCourt Room Observer Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:26:09 Your turned out to be the "worst" enemy that he has ever seen...finally you are going to be treated that way...I told him that 4 years ago but he wouldn't listen...he deluded himself into believing all of that nonsense. Now finally he's got...you know how "slow" he is, he doesn't even understand movies without you...but now have the "third" time you locked him up, I have finally convinced him that you are his "worst" enemy that he has ever had and to deal with you under the law the way one must deal with their "worst" enemies... Your going to jail... Otis Winkler Sat, 14 Nov 2009 03:51:16 I didn't know there was a record book for Thanksgiving meals! Where can I get one? I suspect, Leo, that you will be eating crow for Thansgiving. Bud Sat, 14 Nov 2009 08:08:56 I suspect he will be having a large slice of humble pie for desert to go with his helping of crow. Only one person has seen jail time from this litigation. That is the only person who will be seeing jail time. Chip Douglas Sat, 14 Nov 2009 17:01:42 One would think that a "brilliant legal mind" like Stroller would understand that the First Amendment right to free speech is not absolute. There is no right to slander and libel people at will. We have laws prohibiting that. One would think that the time Stroller spent in jail impressed that fact on him. It appears that it will take additional jail time to impress upon him this fact. The train is rapidly approaching the station. Metra Sat, 14 Nov 2009 23:15:07 He is on that Metra train every day which takes him to the Union Station a few blocks from the Federal Court House at 219 S Dearborn and the Daley Center at 50 West Washington, that were the "train" takes him evey day...if someone feels that they are slandered they are free to bring a "defamation" lawsuit any time, but locking up someone for publishing speech on the Internet is a clear violation of the findings in the U.S. Supreme Court Case issued in 1996 ACLU v. Janet Reno...Circuit Court Judges may ignore the law and do what they want when they want, but remember there will be an accounting...the law is clearly on a blogger side notwithstanding what a locol judge decides...besides there is going to be a huge liability accruing to all of the parties who are responsible for incarcerating a "blogger" unlawfully...you going find that out shortly...when that "train" his you.... 8219 W Grand Ave Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:34:46 He usually gets to the train station on a bicycle which he rides from 8219 ChilizGirl Sun, 15 Nov 2009 08:48:01 I think it is wonderful that someone with Leo's special needs has learned to use the public transportation system. Those are the building blocks to independent living. Anon Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:25:01 You know chili girl you are absolutely right. Leo has come a long way. Regarding the flag though I think just the sight of him coming down the street will suffice. Good advice Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:10:43 Just don't get in his way...everyone who is anyone, knows when he is coming to get out of his way or they just might get run over.... Leave a Reply | AuthorAmericans for the Enforcement of Attorney Ethics (AEAE) is a not for profit group that advocates the strict enforcement of attorney ethics since 1974. The button above allows you to be able to purchase books from AEAE. ArchivesJune 2010 Categories |
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