Hospitals & Asylums
IN THE OHIO SUPREME COURT
FROM THE COURT OF APPEALS
FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO
Anthony J. Sanders
v.
State of Ohio
CLAIMED APPEAL OF RIGHT
66 pg. BRIEF: APPEAL NO. C-070527
AFFIDAVIT OF INDIDGENCY
In re: SEALING OF RECORDS 2953-52 ORCN
BY LEAVE OF MAGISTRATE AMY SEARCY ON MAY 1, 2007 t.p. HA-1-5-07
Tuesday July 17, 2007
TABLE OF CONTENTS AND ASSIGNMENT OF ERROR
A. Statement of Fact
My record must be
sealed by order of the Court as a preliminary injunction to ensure the immunity
of witnesses.
Issues Presented
for Review and Argument: My several misdemeanors of the last decade
are outweighed by the felony (ies) of the Clerk. Action must be taken immediately to secure the November elections
against the infringement of the Clerk and to protect the community from further
racketeering by arranging for the name of the Judge to be on all entries and
for misdemeanor/traffic offenses to be automatically expunged after 3 years
with no re-offending or after five years with re-offending.
B. Procedural Posture
Oath supporting the affidavit of
Indigency to afford the cost of having my criminal/traffic record entirely
expunged and sealed in this Motion for a Delayed Appeal by Leave of the Court.
Issues
Presented for Review and Argument: A misdemeanor may be expunged after one
year, and seven have passed. The
expungement trial is fundamentally flawed by relegating the petitioner to the
role of defendant who must bear witness against himself or herself in double
jeopardy. I would be better understood
as a plaintiff entitled to dispute my rights as a defendant. Civil liability would encourage the State to
not publish the records of Courts that are not of Record, misdemeanor and
traffic, or at least expunge them automatically after one to five years, to
avoid costly litigation.
C. Statement of Issues Presented for
Review
The Hamilton County Clerk’s records
are tampered with and used in sham legal processes that cause damage for which
compensation is due for the unauthorized commercial use of an individual’s
persona.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: I have standing for $5,000 settlement and merit a Judgment of the Court, requiring judges to put their name on all entries, formally allowing a plaintiff to expunge their record as a defendant, certifying CMS v. CMS a conflict, and calling for the establishment a Judicial Corrections Board. $10,000 will get this case to the Supreme Court but Hamilton County could save the state 50%.
D. First Assignment of Error
The police officer who cited me in 2000
for not having a rear bumper should have taken into consideration the cost of a
new rear bumper and directed me to a junkyard instead of going through the
trouble of filing a ticket with the suburban Mayor’s Court.
Issue Presented for Review and Argument:. The police should not unnecessarily jeopardize citizens by burdening the court with cases that public safety requires be referred elsewhere, e.g. auto parts store or junkyard, to enforce the law.
E. Second Assignment of Error
The suburban Mayor’s court judge’s $200 fine in
2000 was excessive, the entire cost of the new bumper, a second time. He was so
discriminatory that he is very likely to have ordered someone to put sugar in
the gas tank of three used cars in 2000, costing me more than my entire
earnings from the 2000 Census.
Issue Presented for Review and Argument: The trial judge failed to inform me that
the defendant’s payment of a fine does not constitute a waiver of the
defendant’s right to file objections to the magistrate’s decision.
F. Third Assignment of Error
Mayor’s Courts are not Courts of Record.
Issue Presented for Review and Argument: Records of Courts not of Record, e.g. Misdemeanor and Traffic Mayor’s Courts, should either not be published by the Hamilton County Clerk or published for a short while and then automatically expunged after three years.
G. Fourth Assignment of Error
Perjury has
always been commonplace but it was not until the elections of 2004 that I can claim
to have gotten my first taste of sham legal process. It is expected that the Court, after years of tolerating
chairmanship of the Republican party by the prosecutor, neglected to defend
their honor against political and economic meltdown because of the wealth and
power they anticipated, not really knowing or caring that those virtues are
anathema to the functioning of the judiciary.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: Should the
Appeals Court wish to address the issue of separating the judicial officers
from the leadership of the Republican Party or impeaching them for their
infringement upon the independence of the judiciary, they are referred to the
General Assembly.
H. Fifth Assignment of Error
Food stamps were seized on the basis of a
hearing that my social worker didn’t attend because she is reported to have
quit and she was not summoned to the hearing on appeal with the Commissioners,
as I demanded to assure the security of her person.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument:
Unconstitutional,
arbitrary and capricious behavior on the part of the County gives me standing
for compensation for actual damages that can be calculated to amount to $4,800
by August 2007.
I. Sixth Assignment of Error
The
Health Alliance made a major error abducting me, the author of Hospitals &
Asylums, in August – September 2006, after I had complained of being poisoned
to 9-11. They later proved that they
were responsible for poisoning the bill on their letterhead and the burglary of
evidence they thought incriminated them although my professional testimony to
these thefts was far more damaging.
Issues
Presented for Review and Argument: The
conflict between CMS and CMS is a very dangerous phenomenon that the Court may
not ignore. The Court is encouraged to prohibit the Probate Court from
adjudicating the mentally ill in favor of the trials by the Mental Health Board
who would reinvest the Alliance in community mental health so that their
psychiatric program would not be illegal.
J. Seventh Assignment of Error
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: Tampered evidence in my record that was expunged at the trial implicates the Prosecutor and Police Chief in facilitating the administration of bio-terrorism there is however debate as to whether they did so knowingly or were merely referenced to by the offending clerk or CMS executive.
K. Eighth Assignment of Error
Hamilton County is extraordinarily
erroneous in passing harsh new laws and using them to justify the construction
of a new jail. The County is not
entitled to assistance from the state department of corrections unless they
make the Agreement
regarding the Application for state financial assistance to community-based
corrections. Once cell per tyrant rule.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: Judges are to take a de minimis
interest in financial matters affecting them. They
may however defend their independence by opposing the levy. To take responsibility for the de minimis
administration of justice the Court must establish a Judicial Corrections Board
to administrate the community based corrections facilities at one quarter the
cost of incarceration. The Court may
also rule on the removal of the judiciary from the beautiful engraved stone
palace for the public administration.
L. Ninth Assignment of Error
The form(s) for expungment at the Assignment
Commissioners office in the Justice Center are unconstitutional. The fact that a person is forced to bear
witness against themselves as a defendant in double jeopardy creates a sham
legal process that tends to dissemenate confidential information to parties
with no legitimate interest. The
division between criminal and civil is fundamental to justice. So is the prohibition of political activity
and financial interests.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: Expungements are a
criminal process. Justice would be
served better if the petitioner would be afforded the privacy protections of a
plaintiff. Justice requires that expungement proceedings be kept confidential
by the criminal justice system until approved for publication by a judge. Criminal investigation of expungement must
be limited to the criminal records.
M. Tenth Assignment of Error
The Court was not substantially justified
to deny me complete expungement of my record although there is sufficient reason
to believe the charges were false and the great length of time that had passed
inclines one to expunge the record regardless of the facts.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument:
Prosecutors shall not
initiate or continue prosecution, or shall make every effort to stay
proceedings, when an impartial investigation shows the charge to be unfounded.
N. Grounds for Relief
The Court is asked to pay me for my work, publish theirs and commission further research on these topics in their Judgment.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: The assignment of the first, second, third and tenth errors provide the Court with grounds to order the record sealed because the state is not substantially justified in denying this relief. The assignment of the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth errors prove sham legal process occurred for which relief is due. The assignment of the third, fourth, sixth, eighth and ninth errors give the Court excellent guidance for the reform of the judiciary.
Appendix A: Friendship with the Appeals Court
Relations must be based on mutual respect of everyone as a
person before the law.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument:
Four cases have been lost to perjury as the
result of my being ignored by the Appeals Court. Damnatio memoria at the Clerk’s website following the
elections of November 2004. Loss of judicial independence in both
politics and economy. The bar has been raised on CLE credit this
year and can no longer be offered by HA, in Ohio.
There are ten issues arising in this expungement
proceeding that the Court is encouraged to review and argue in their
written Judgment of merit to the administration of justice.
First, require judges to put their names on all entries published
in the Hamilton County Clerk database.
Second, create a new form for the expungement proceeding
whereby citizens would plaintiff their criminal proceeding.
Third, automatically expunge misdemeanor and traffic
convictions from the records of people who do not re-offend after three to five
years.
Fourth, bar judicial officers from holding office with
political parties.
Fifth, certify a conflict between the Centers for Medicare,
Medicaid and SCHIP (CMS) and the Court Computer Management System (CMS) to
consider changing the name of the local computer system manager, within 60 days
of publishing this judgment, to no longer infringe upon the medical
establishment.
Sixth, enforce a de minimis administration of
justice by establishing a Judicial Corrections Board to administrate community
based corrections programs that would be eligible for assistance from the
department of corrections and cost one quarter the cost of incarceration and
reduce prison population.
Seventh, consider transferring responsibility for the
adjudication of mental illness from the Probate Court to the Board of Mental
Health.
Eighth, consider removing the judiciary from the beautiful
engraved stone palace and moving in the public administration.
Nine, consider changing the name of the Hamilton County Prosecutor's
Office to the Attorney's Office.
Ten, Whereas all of these issues
demand a considerable amount of work but promise to greatly benefit the
community it is best if the Court pay me for my work, publish theirs and
commission further research on these topics
Appendix B: Motion for Leave to File
Amicus Curiae Health Alliance
The Health Alliance is not behaving
properly by asking the Court to force Christ Hospital and St. Luke Hospitals to
stay with the Alliance wherefore their Appeal should be dismissed with costs
for the defendants. Referral to Greater
Cincinnati Health Council.
Issues
Presented for Review and Argument: The Court should certify a controversy
regarding the existence of a trademark dispute between the Centers for
Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP (CMS) and Hamilton County Court Computer
Management System (CMS) CMS v. CMS and consider issuing an injunction requiring
the local CMS to change their name so as not to infringe upon the privacy of
the medical establishment.
Appendix C State Response
Hamilton County Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Scott M. Heenan, 00775734P wrote a Response to Motion for Delayed
Appeal in behalf of Joseph T. Deters, 0012084P, on August 16, 2007. Leave amend the appeal.
Issues Presented for Review and Argument: The appeal is perfected for the Supreme
Court with the new question.
Would you prefer the job title Hamilton
County Attorney to Prosecutor?
Certificate of Service
This document was served by email to the
Appeals Court on Tuesday July 17, 2007 pursuant to Loc. R. 16 B and later perfected for
the Supreme Court on September 13, 2007.
Presiding Judge Painter
1st District Court of Appeals
coa@cms.hamilton-co.org (doesn’t
work, criminally infringes on Centers for Medicare Medicaid and SCHIP)
Scott M. Heenan, Assistant Prosecutor 0075734P
Joe Deters Hamilton County Prosecutor 0012084P
Kristen Adams Deputy Clerk
Gregory Hartmann, Clerk of Courts
Ohio Supreme Court
Counsel
Terry Tranter Esq. Cincinnati Regional Representative of State Treasury
Betty Montgomery Esq. special prosecutor
Sanders, Tony J.
Anthony J. Sander v. State of Ohio. HA-17-7-07. 66 pgs. www.title24uscode.org/appeal.doc