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Corruption in Colorado: Noxious Weeds
[email protected] There is absolutely no reason I should tolerate illegal, poisonous plants on my property. Jefferson County, Colorado employees are responsible for them being there. One person, Alicia Doran, Weed and Pest Management Specialist, Jefferson County, Colorado, has to be the fall-person but there are almost certainly others involved. The board of county commissioners is…
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Corruption in Colorado: The Abandoned Vehicle
I live in Evergreen, Colorado in a rather small community in the foothills west of Denver. It is a nice mountain area and the combination of the open space with a large city nearby is appealing. I like living here but there are two major problems: corruption and lawlessness. State and local government officials are…
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Tarkanian/NCAA and Due Process
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=us&vol=488&invol=179 state action doctrine
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Calls to Police
http://www.sanantonio.gov/sapd/neighborhood.asp http://www.911dispatch.com/about/
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A Lesson from the Penn State Scandal
A key lesson from the Sandusky scandal at Penn State is the harmfulness of corruption. This scandal came from the top: the president, athletic director, VP of finance and security, and a hugely powerful head coach. Even the board of trustees has been implicated in various ways, from the former chairman, Steve Garban, who resigned,…
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Is Law Enforcement a Civil or Legal Right?
I considered going on some forums and discussing this, there’s lawyers.com, expertlaw.com, and freeadvice.com. But I don’t know about the people who hang out on these sites–my experience is there are usually a few know-it-alls who of course don’t know it all. I need to publicize it and I must improve it. And I need…
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Right to Petition
The right to petition government officials is a fundamental right guaranteed by the First Amendment. The incorporation doctrine expands this right to the communication with state and other local employees. These individuals do not have to listen or act, unless… What if the communication involves a crime and this contact is related to their official…
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Crime and the EPRD, Part 2
Mark Footer, EPRD Board President First they allowed a crime to occur. They did not stop it even though it took place over a period of weeks. They even say they observed it, although I question whether they paid any attention at all; regardless, they let it happen on their watch. Next, they were informed…
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Crime at Stagecoach Park
Mr. Footer/EPRD Board: Thank you for providing contact names and e-mail addresses on the EPRD webpage. This is a sad day. I believe that your organization is attempting to intimidate residents into accepting crime at Stagecoach Park. I have experienced abuse, broken promises, indefinite delays, or no response at all when raising these issues in…