Re: Kelman v Kramer ruling 12.29.09

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You are doing good, John.

Okay. Now with the information you currently posess, ask this question: What is it the courts are
seeking to understand about what occurred in this litigation pre-trial with their questions about the
MSJ and the anti-SLAPP rulings?

To quote from your prior post:

"As a licensed attorney in the state of California, you have an affirmative duty to the
> courts to present the truth and to not attempt to benefit from improvidently entered orders
> based on misrepresentations to the courts. You also have an affirmative duty to inform
> the courts if you have presented misrepresentations, whether initially intentional or not,
> and to request that the courts set aside any and all orders founded on misrepresentations
> you have presented."

On 1/08/10, johncodie wrote:
>
>> John, write some more stuff. You made me think of something I forgot to address.
>>
>>
> Ok,
>
> You wrote to the winning attorny and copied the court clerk.
>
> I figured out the e-mail that was read in the jury room was read by your attorny that changed the
> vote from 8 to 4 against you went to 10-2 against and then possibly all ruling against you. Why
> would e-mails be submitted addressing you as a "cyberstalker" in your defense. Two wrongs don't
> make a right and worked against you. You claim you got a bigger house over a lake from the
> $350,000 in insurance and wind up paying your old attorny $400,000 in legal fees obtaining a 8 to
> 4 vote against you that went up to 10-2 after e-mails were attached to a Globetox billing. How
> you can get attornys in your jury pool is beyond me.
>
> This has gone past a trail of damages and is a PR field day for moldwarriors?
>
> Your letter to the opposing attorny.
>
> "As a licensed attorney in the state of California, you have an affirmative duty to the
> courts to present the truth and to not attempt to benefit from improvidently entered orders
> based on misrepresentations to the courts. You also have an affirmative duty to inform
> the courts if you have presented misrepresentations, whether initially intentional or not,
> and to request that the courts set aside any and all orders founded on misrepresentations
> you have presented.
> This situation, caused by you and your clients’ repeated misrepresentations to the
> courts on the issue of malice, has now cost me approximately $400,000.00 in legal
> defense costs and fees; not to mention much distress and financial hardship over the past
> three and a half years. As such, I would like for you to fulfill your obligations to the
> courts as a licensed attorney in the State of California and to inform Superior Court
> Judges Michael P. Orfield and Lisa Schall; Appellate Court Judges, Justice Cynthia
> Aaron and Justice J. McDonald and Appellate Court Administrative Presiding Justice,
> Judith McConnell, that your client gave false testimony before their courts on the issue of
> malice; that you ratified this false testimony in your briefs to the benefit of your clients,
> several times over when defeating motions and helping to frame the scope of the trial;
> and that you would now like for the courts to re-examine all rulings based on the
> significant and repeated misrepresentations on the part of you and your clients, Bruce
> Kelman and GlobalTox, Inc., on the issue of malice. You are welcome to use the exhibit
> documentation that was attached to the supplement you received from me yesterday when
> explaining the matter to all courts.
> Please let me know as soon as possible, if and when you intend to inform all courts of
> the above. Time is of the essence. Thank you for your prompt attention to this important
> matter.
> Sincerely,
> Mrs. Sharon Kramer
> Copy to: Michael Garland, Clerk of the Court, Dept 31
> Enclosed: Email, Mr. Scheuer 9.17.08"