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DON'T HATE THE PLAYER, HATE THE GAME !!!
It has been said that the Federal Judges will demonstrate a lack of candor in its opinions in order to reach the desired outcome. This page, along with the referenced pages, and the actual documents will demonstrate all of the following:
The aforementioned tactics and dishonest acts are not mutually exclusive in that any or all of them may be present in any one opinion or case. Each of these acts of dishonesty were implemented using unpublished and virtually invisible opinions. This page will attempt to organize the wealth of material so that the reader can evaluate for himself the accuracy or veracity of the allegations. You can come to this page by way of the many pages dedicated to exposing U.S. Dist. Judge Donald L. Graham.
INTENTIONALLY MISREPRESENTING THE LAW Judge Donald L. Graham told that Mason that he could not state a claim against a state actor, Highlands County Board of County Commissioners, for a violation of 42 U.S.C. Section 1981, while he was simultaneously allowing another Plaintiff in another case to state a claim under for a violation of 42 U.S.C. Section 1981 against the very same state actor, Highlands County Board of County Commissioners. This lie is fully documented at: http://mmason.orgfree.com/liar.htm .
IGNORING ISSUES, OMITTING PERTINENT FACTS Eleventh Circuit #01-13664, Direct Appeal, Opinion, (Photocopy pdf). Judge Stanley F. Birch, Jr., Judge Susan H. Black , Judge Stanley Marcus are said to have rendered this Opinion. See Opinion, html version, used for ease of reference. Please refer to the timeline below. This opinion implements every dishonest act set forth above.
Eleventh Circuit #01-15754, Mandamus, Opinion, (Photocopy pdf). All of the above allegations are present in this opinion as well.
OMITTING MATERIAL FACTS WITH RESPECT TO RES JUDICATA For the nonlawyers, res judicata is defined:
What is important here is that res judicata can not applied to any claim that did not exist at the time of the former or first lawsuit was filed. In other words, you can't sue for a claim that does not exist. In the cases that will be referenced here, Judge Graham and his enablers at the Eleventh Circuit have said that res judicata applies to all future claims that arose after February 1999, when the former lawsuit, Case No. 99-14027-CV-Graham was filed. This is not contrary to common sense, but blatantly contemptuous of the rule of law.
The Dishonest act committed by Judge Graham and the Eleventh Circuit is simply citing a prior filed lawsuit and then citing the law on res judicata thereby seemingly rendering a lawful and just decision. Nowhere in the discussion of their opinions do either Judge Graham or the Eleventh Circuit state the date the claims or cause of action arose. Four cases are documented that show how dishonest Judges can be in their opinions. See mmason.orgfree.com/pleming.htm . The context for this lie is set forth below in the timeline below. On September 20, 2001, Judge Graham issued a pre-filing injunction against Mason while an appeal was pending. This sua sponte issued pre-filing injunction is remarkable in that it has survived a host of legal attacks even though it is clearly invalid. See mmason.orgfree.com/SuaSponte.htm . As documented below, on December 5, 2001, the Eleventh Circuit decline to review this sua sponte issued pre-fling injunction by way of mandamus. In March 2002, the Eleventh Circuit, struck Mason's brief on appeal for arguing against the sua sponte issued pre-filing injunction of September 20, 2001 because the court claimed the injunction was "beyond the scope of appeal". On October 16, 2002, the Eleventh Circuit, among other dishonest acts, affirmed Judge Graham on appeal using the same sua sponte issued pre-filing injunction of September 20, 2001 that it had previously stated was "beyond the scope of appeal". THE ACTUAL LIE(S) Subsequent to October 16, 2002, Mason filed a couple of petitions for mandamus seeking appellate review of the sua sponte issued pre-filing injunction of September 20, 2001. On
March 16,
2005, Case No. 05-10623, pg. 2, the Eleventh Circuit asserted the following:
“Furthermore, Mason
appealed the dismissal of his case as well as the district court's
injunction order of September
of 20, 2001..." See Pg. 2.
This statement is directly contradicted by this Court’s prior
assertion of May
20, 2004, Case No. 04-11894, pg. 4:
"Moreover, Mason had an
adequate remedy to mandamus relief in that he could have timely appealed
the September 20,
2001, but did not do so.”
The statement is still yet contradicted by the fact this
Court struck Mason’s appellate brief for arguing against the order of September
20, 2001. Mason
included arguments relating to the September
20, 2001 order entered after the notice of appeal was filed.
This Court granted in part, the appellees' motion to strike Mason's
brief, holding that the portions of the brief that related to the
September 20, 2001 were beyond the scope of appeal." See
pgs. 4-5, Case
No. 04-11894, May 20, 2004.
Concealing Allegations of Misconduct The Judicial Misconduct and Disability Act, 28 U.S.C.§§351, et.al., formerly, 28 U.S.C.§372(c)
Miscellaneous No. 01-0054 Allegations of Judicial Misconduct and Judicial Abuse include, but are not limited to the following:
Judge Anderson does not, because he can not, dispute the accuracy of the allegations he simply characterizes them in a fortuitous fashion. The allegations of the Complaint are "directly related to the merits of a decision or procedural ruling" and/or 'Action on the complaint is no longer necessary because of intervening events, and therefore moot" . Consequently, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §372(c)(3)(A) and (3)(B) and Addendum Three Rule 4 (a)(2), this Complaint is DISMISSED. Miscellaneous No. 01-0054, November 7, 2001, Judge R. Lanier Anderson . This link is a copy of the complaint that was filed along with PDF copy of Judge Anderson's Order dismissing the Complaint. The Judicial Council also dismissed the complaint. See Order dated March 5, 2002.
In this complaint, the single (unsupported) allegation that has not already been determined in previous complaints filed by Mr. Mason against Judge Graham is that Judge Graham intentionally falsified his March 31, 2001, Civil Justice Reform Act Report in an attempt to conceal the fact that he had not ruled on one of Mr. Mason's motions for over 15 months. Not withstanding the fact that the motion in question was pending for more than six months, and the fact that the March 31, 2001 report is incorrect, Mr. Mason has not presented any information, evidence or documentation to support his claim to suggest that the omission of this motion on this CJRA report was an intentional attempt by Judge Graham to conceal his failure to rule on the motion.
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