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KingCast U.S. Mail update: Ayotte escapes on Floyd military docs, no video for Ms. B arrest & no response to Notice of Bad Faith on Watts complaint.

By Christopher King

1. I filed a Motion to Reconsider the no liability Decision on Right-to-Know for Defendant Ayotte's refusal to provide Gregory W. Floyd's military records. I had obtained said records from Attorney Marta Modigliani from the Department of Safety. It was my impression that His Honor was under the mistaken impression that Kelly did not have the documents and that's why she was not found liable for producing them. She in fact admitted having them and there is no legal reason for withholding them and they proved that Floyd was The court's Decision read:

Motion to Reconsider; Denied.
Re: Gregory Floyd' Military Records and Notice of New Information.

Such is life. I'm a lot more interested in what happens with the Show Cause Motion for Contempt of Court for the Franconia Defendants, who must have lied to the Court about not having Troy Watts' Ethics Complaint because no self-respecting police chief would throw that out or shred it.

2. Attorney Mullen misspoke. Ms. B's arrest occurred in 1997 prior to cruiser video. There are three (3) other McKay DUI arrests that I will order, however.

3. Attorney Mullen did not issue any response to the Mother's Day Notice of Bad Faith, which proved that his clients had the Watts Ethics Complaint against Bruce McKay. Let's see what they have to say about the related Show Cause Motion for Contempt of Court.

4. The NH Supreme Court received the Ethics Grievance I filed against Attorney Mullen relative to the Show Cause Motion.
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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 19, 2008 (boomark / email).