Constitutional Law

The KingCast Sunshine Week post #4: Compliance Memorandum on necessity of litigation and costs in KingCast v. Ayotte/Franconia, Grafton 07-E-268

By Christopher King

The bench might not happen as designed because NH has a stingy Right-to-Know law, unlike Michigan or other states that expressly permit an award of Punitive Damages, so Bad State Actors get of relatively easy here. Maybe Defendant Ayotte will help initiate some changes to put some teeth into the law, right.

Anyway, here's the Memorandum. It's okay for a scrub like me.... you know, I was the dirtbag Civil Rights advocate under Indictment, and Liko was the dirtbag high school dropout, to hear the State (Sgt. Wentworth p. 353) tell it oh, yah.

Conclusion

"Change must occur and accountability must return to Franconia and to the North Country in general. To the extent that this Honorable Court may help effectuate those ends without overreaching its function, Petitioner and forward-thinking residents of the area will forever stand in gratitude."

Respectfully submitted,
________________________
Christopher King, J.D.
Plaintiff pro se
On behalf of KingCast.net

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on March 18, 2008 (boomark / email).