Now the Illinois Appellate Court affirmed Stoller allegation that Stoller was not “charged” with contempt on Feb. 25, 2009.
CHICAGO-(AEAE)- A MOTION FOR JUDGMENT ON THE PLEADINGS WAS FILED IN THE 100 MILLION DOLLAR MALICIOUS PROSECUTION CASE AGAINST ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY SHERIFF THOMAS DART. ON FEBRUARY 25, 2009 Illinois Circuit Court Judge Renee Goldfarb unlawfully ordered Leo Stoller to be taken into custody by the Cook County Department of Corrections in order to take a BCX Examination. According to Stoller malicious prosecution complaint filed in Cook county Illinois against the Cook county Sheriff, the Cook County Department of Corrections and Cook County Illinois, Stoller alleges that the Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart manufactured a charge of “contempt” on Feb. 25, 2009 in order to incarcerate Stoller, who was held for 9 days in the Cook County Jail. The Illinois Appellate Court issued a decision on August 25, 2010 finding that there was no valid contempt charge on Feb. 25, 2009. The Defendants in the Thomas Dart case now have no valid defense from the 100 million dollar false arrest, false inprisonment, malicious prosecution case! Now the Illinois Appellate Court affirmed Stoller allegation that Stoller was not “charged” with contempt on Feb. 25, 2009.
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YAWN
8/30/2010 08:32:37 pm
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Watson
8/31/2010 01:10:19 am
Good move, Sherlock, in moving for judgment (note the spelling) on your own pleadings. Your procedural shortcomings are showing.
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Boring?
8/31/2010 09:56:17 am
Until you're world
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Cook County Illinois Voter
9/2/2010 04:34:32 am
How may times has Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart been sued?
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