I dreamed I was an eagle flying almost touching the clouds

I dreamed I saw other eagles dying fallen on the ground

I knew there were not many of us so I flew a little faster

A search for truth

A feeling of youth

Staving off disaster

I dreamed I was inside the wires like Max Headroom (only cuter)

I dreamed I saw ones and zeros, it was someone’s computer

It was a scary place to visit I wouldn’t want to live [t]here

A promise to keep

A longing for sleep

A message to deliver

I dreamed it was all ok now for the eagle caught in the wires

I dreamed it was today now and I was feeling inspired

I knew we were all very different I knew we were all the same

Crying for country

Longing for home

Proud to bear our name

I was six feet from an eagle near the river south of town

He was tethered and he was wary his eyes searching around

He was fed but not respected in the building with fluorescent lights

A powerful bird

His gift removed

The miracle of flight

And outside that very window other eagles flew

Soaring first then diving hungry but ah what a view

He dreamed of joining his kinfolk for years til he dreamed no more

Afraid to believe

Asking G*d for reprieve

Wanting nothing more

But someone stopped his letters and his pencil didn’t work

And he was shuffled off to the factory where he was told to work

And someone kept the profits but he didn’t know their name

His lawsuit rejected

Exhaustion respected

Exhaustion he knew that name

In a large room some people gathered guards stood at the door

They talked about him and they plotted then they took it to the floor

They did not name him by number but identified him all the same

A general law

Good for us all

The eagle was tethered again

And they went home that night to their loved ones their wine and their tvs

They forgot about the eagle and that eagles soar over trees

Then they manufactured paper then they scanned it and then it was gone

A poof of smoke

For common folk

Forget about the wrong

But if you went to every house on every block on every street

And asked this simple question, should the eagle be tethered at his feet?

You’d get a lot of answers but I bet there’d be a theme

It depends what he did,

Does he have kids?

All of us get to dream

What if it turned out the eagle was there by big mistake

The mistake of the few the mistake of the many many mistakes

Cause the court had become a factory, just widgets no one cared

Shut up and plead

No time for your needs

I don’t care if you are scared

We have budgets to think of and cronies and we can’t be bothered with you

I don’t care if you think you’re an eagle and that eagles have rights too

I am busy (I am so very busy) I can’t take the time for your rights

SCOTUS you said?

Something you read?

That’s tough reality bites

So the eagle was put in a squad car or a bus and traveled around

And the sheriff did not check the papers just assumed and took him on down

And he sat for years in the tether in that building with fluorescent lights

He grieved when he could

A hearing or two-so they said

When he got into fights

And he was not aware not like others that the leather was replaced with wires

With ones and zeros and routers and hackers trespassers for hire

He could not have imagined the changes and what would take place

Prevented from viewing

Let alone reviewing

That place they call cyber space

But he prayed to his G*d when he could even when they denied it

He imagined a place where he flew though he could not get inside it

And he wondered about changes about kinfolk and getting off paper

But the paper was gone

The term was all wrong

Now-off cyber

Eagles fly by cliffs over mountains over trees

Eagles fly in sunshine under clouds on the breeze

Eagles fly in cyber you hardly could conceive it

Through the wires

Putting out fires

You better believe it

And the dream is a still a dream but it has a distinctive shape now

Like a picture of dots I mean pixels you can see it if you stand away now

Two hundred bucks and a kiss for luck off to do the rest

Singing songs

Don’t know how long

Hoping for the best

The story isn’t finished I am sure there’s more to write

But the sun is getting higher and there’s lots to do before night

And even though I’m tethered in a cyber kind of way

One day at a time

I chose the uphill climb

And the sky’s not gray today

Copyright 2013 Jill Clark

Action is stayed: jurisdiction objections continue…

Today Jill Clark filed a pleading at the Minnesota Clerk of Appellate Court, which I was told is the ‘intake valve’ for the Minnesota Supreme Court.  It is deemed filed as of today – the details are below.  THE STAY IS AUTOMATIC, and the Court lacks jurisdiction – which I have been saying…

And I’ve been waiting in the weeds

Waiting for my time to come around again and

Hope is floating on the breeze carrying my soul high up above the ground and

I’ve been keeping to myself

Knowing that the seasons are slowly changing…

I’ve been stumbling through some dark places 

Now I’m following the plow

I know I’ve fallen out of your good graces It’s alright now

And I’ve been waiting in the weeds

Waiting for the summer rain to fall upon the Wild birds scattering the seeds

Answering the calling of the tide’s eternal tune

The phases of the moon The chambers of the heart

The ebb and dart of small gray Spiders spinning in the dark

In spite of all the times the web is torn apart and

I’ve been waiting in the weeds Waiting for my time to come around again…

(Citation and appreciation to a songwrite I admire, Don Henley, you can check out the album from whence this quotation came…Long Road out of Eden…the Eagles as I understand it self-published, and you can locate the official site on the web.)

Posted May 28, 2013 around 10:39 a.m.

Access to court lies at the foundation of orderly government

 

“The right to sue and defend in the courts is the alternative of force. In an organized society it is the right conservative of all other rights, and lies at the foundation of orderly government. It is one of the highest and most essential privileges of citizenship … granted and

protected by the federal constitution.”

 Chambers v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., 207 U.S. 142 (1907). 

May 25, 2013.  Derivative works are not authorized by copyright holder(s).

Cannot Stem the Tide

You can go down to the ocean and put your hands out.

And you can bring all of your friends, and your associates, and they can put their hands out.

But you cannot stem the tide.

The mere use of the word “order” does not relieve law enforcement of responsibility

If a law enforcement agency executes a warrant when it has information that it is a bad warrant, or is not a warrant at all (that there is, literally, no judge-signed order), it risks liability.  That law enforcement agency needs to decide, based on all of the facts, whether it has the authority to take a certain action.  Further, that agency is not permitted to ignore facts it has been provided.

If law enforcement acts “abruptly and summarily” in the face of “evidence that might be characterized as contrary to the conclusion…” it “gamble[s] that is [i]s correct in its conclusions….”

Gentry v. Lee’s summit, 10 F.3d 1340, 1344 (8^th Cir. 1993)

May 21, 2013.  Re-blog from jillclarkcontinues. No derivative works are authorized by copyright holder(s).

Mark Thompson: You are Accountable

See the email posted at:

http://misconductbyprosecutors.wordpress.com/2013/05/21/mark-thompson-you-are-accountable/

The email discusses a serious topic at the Hennepin County Criminal Court.  See also the post directly below this (also posted today, May 21, 2013).

No derivative works are authorized by copyright holder(s).

Another fake warrant issued for Trisha Farkarlun?

I have investigated a situation that alarms me.  ON NOTICE that there was a fake warrant supposedly issued for Farkarlun, information now leads me to believe that there was a SECOND fake warrant issued.  I don’t mean disputable.  I mean – not even signed by a judge!

This is public notice to all members of the Fourth Judicial District/Hennepin County Criminal Court that Kate Forgherty (sp?) cannot sign warrants.  I don’t know what y’all were thinking, but trying now to cover it up is not going to help.  This is an urgent situation, members of the public are at risk.  If you claim you care about public safety, now is the time to do something to help.

Please inform me ASAP by email to jillclarkcitizen@yahoo.com that the Hennepin County Criminal Court has seen to it that the computer does NOT claim a “warrant” was issued for Trisha Farkarlun (and no fair pretending a “bench” warrant is not a warrant; it is).

ALL warrants must comply with the Minnesota Constitution and the Fourth Amendment:

Art. I, Sec. 10. UNREASONABLE SEARCHES AND SEIZURES PROHIBITED. The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated; and no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched and the person or things to be seized.

ALL warrants means ALL warrants.  You can’t invent a new style of warrant and pretend the Constitution does not apply.

Gildea took no part?

Below is one example of the many documents that emanted, apparently, from someone at the MN Supreme Court, claiming that Lorie S. Gildea took no part in the consideration or decision of the case In re Clark, file no. A12-0326.  If anyone has information to support that statement, please disclose it via US mail to Jill Clark at the address for Jill Clark, LLC on file at the Supreme Court or to jillclarkcitizen@yahoo.com – by 5 pm May 23, 2013.   If I receive no responses, I will be entitled to assume the statement that Gildea took no part is false, and that Gildea has failed timely to disclose her activities.  Obviously, if anyone cares to disclose to me knowledge or evidence that Gildea did take part, please feel free also to transmit that.  If you would like to do that, but fear retaliation, please send an email without any text in the body or re line.

What is an Attorney: Part 5

This continues the series, “What is an Attorney?” (go to that category for prior posts).

“Attorney” means attorney, professional law association, corporation, or partnership, authorized under applicable law to practice law.

(Black’s Law Dictionary, sixth Ed., West Publishing Co., 1990).  This definition begs the question:  what is the applicable law for an “attorney” to be able to practice law?  I’ll follow up on that in a later post, but here are some preliminary comments.

How many Advocates are practicing in Minnesota courts, who have not been admitted to the practice of law?  (See definition of advocate at Part 4 of this series).

“Advocates” are common in domestic-abuse-type courts.  They claim their conversations are privileged (like an attorney-client privilege, I guess), and they argue their client’s cause, even appear in court for them. Has the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility ever investigated any of those Advocates?  Me thinks not. Has any of them ever been investigated for practicing law without a license?  Again – don’t think so.

Is a law license even unnecessary?  Or – are the ‘domestic abuse’ advocates treated more favorably because of their viewpoint?

Do we live in a state where practicing law/advocating a client’s cause without a license is the safest way to go – because then the OLPR cannot claim jurisdiction over you?  This is a sad testament to how sick that system has gotten.  And we, the Public, are entitled to reform government.  See Art. I, sec. 1 of the Minnesota Constitution.

OBJECT OF GOVERNMENT. Government is instituted for the security, benefit and protection of the people, in whom all political power is inherent, together with the right to alter, modify or reform government whenever required by the public good.

We are tired of a system that just protects insiders – and those who cow tow to them. The Public does not want to pay for a sick system where insiders stay in power by vilifying attorneys who POINT OUT PROBLEMS IN THE SYSTEM, and targeting them for a take-down.  The Public, quite simply, does not want to pay for that anymore.

Who would want a law license in Minnesota?  After what I have been through – gosh, I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.  Apparently, it just paints a target on your chest.

Time for change.

May 15, 2013.  No deriviative works are authorized by copyright holder(s).