Tag: 1984 laws
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Former Tennessee Defendant Renews Complaint Against Deputy Prosecutor
WHEN IS EVIDENCE “SUFFICIENT?” by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 29, 2018) — In the case of State of Tennessee v. Roy Cook, 2013-CR-197, which was dismissed by the prosecution in June of last year, the question of information missing from an email exchanged between Cook’s accuser and the prosecutor was left unresolved. The case began in…
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Shelby County, TN Charges Inmate “Indigency” Fee, Other Fines Totaling More than $16,000
“AN EMBEZZLEMENT SCHEME” by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 6, 2016) — A Tennessee prison inmate has reported to The Post & Email that the Shelby County Criminal Court has assessed him for more than $16,000 in fees, fines and taxes, including a $37.50 fee for being “Indigent.” The roster of fees, dated October 14, 2013, lists…
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Who is Behind Tennessee Bomb Threats? pb
AND WILL THE FBI PURSUE IT? by Sharon Rondeau (Nov. 29, 2012) — On Monday, December 3, 2012 at 9:00 EST, a trial will take place at the “Monroe County Criminal Court” in Madisonville for Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III, who was accused of taking government documents out of a courtroom on December 7, 2011. Atty.…
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Florida Man Sought by Judge Amy Reedy Turns Himself In
AND FACES TENTH JUDICIAL CORRUPTION NOT REPORTED IN THE MAINSTREAM PRESS by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 10, 2012) — Last May, The Post & Email had published an article about a Florida man, formerly of Monroe County, TN, who was sought out by U.S. marshals in Florida for a crime for which he had never been…
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Former Tennessee Deputy Sheriff Wrongfully Convicted, Part 2
FINES, FEES, AND FELONY IMPOSED BY CRIMINAL “LAW ENFORCERS” IN SEVIER COUNTY by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 1, 2012) — On August 21, The Post & Email published an initial story on former Sevier County Sheriff’s Deputy Mark Lipton, who was convicted in March of this year of assault against his neighbor when he was actually…
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Walter Fitzpatrick to Challenge Legitimacy of County Grand Juries in McMinn County on Tuesday
HAVE GRAND JURY MEMBERS EVER READ THE LAW? by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 20, 2012) — On Tuesday, August 21, Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III plans to go to the “McMinn County grand jury” with evidence of corruption within the Tenth Judicial District of Tennessee. The grand jury is scheduled to convene at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,…
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Fitzpatrick’s Claims of Grand Jury Foreman Misconduct Proven…Again
WHAT ROLE DOES THE MEDIA PLAY? by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 15, 2012) — Although not on the list of article topics for its six-part series on Tennessee Tenth Judicial District corruption, Judy Walton of the Chattanooga Times Free Press today published a report of undue influence on the part of Assistant District Attorney General Paul…
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Fitzpatrick: Tennessee is the “Sinkhole” of the Judiciary
“THEY’RE RUNNING THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT” by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 17, 2012) — Assistant District Attorney General Paul D. Rush, who has accused The Post & Email of lacking “ethics” and “integrity,” has failed to return equipment no longer needed in the “investigation” into a charge against Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III of “tampering with government records.” …
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Fitzpatrick: Tennessee Judicial Corruption Dates Back More than Six Decades
AND APPEARS TO HAVE A CONNECTION TO THE FEDERAL “RULES” CREATION by Sharon Rondeau (Jun. 24, 2012) — In recent weeks, The Post & Email has been reporting on the discovery of laws passed in 1984 in Tennessee which ordered a reorganization of the trial courts. The judiciary never complied, leaving the state with illegally-convened…
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“The Effective Fervent Prayer of a Righteous Man Avails Much”
IS TENNESSEE JUDICIAL CORRUPTION COMING UNDONE…WITH GOD’S HELP? by Todd J. Sweet, ©2012 (Jun. 14, 2012) — [Editor’s Note: In this article, Mr. Sweet refers to the information found by Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III regarding laws passed by the Tennessee General Assembly in 1984 which ordered a reorganization of the criminal courts throughout the state…
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Update: Breaking: Fitzpatrick’s “Accuser” Tries to Contact Him by Telephone
“WE GOT ‘EM!” by Sharon Rondeau (May 30, 2012) — At approximately 11:25 a.m. EDT, Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III contacted The Post & Email to inform us that Paul D. Rush, who works as a prosecutor in the office of the Tenth Judicial District of Tennessee, tried to contact him by telephone at his address…