Tag: New Mexico
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Jason White Interview 2:00 p.m. Thursday
by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 13, 2023) – Tennessee inmate Jason Lamar White will be returning to a Massachusetts-based radio show, “Shedding Light,” at 2:00 PM EDT Thursday after an initial interview with host Leonna Brindao six months ago. The Post & Email has followed White’s case since his conviction for allegedly devising a scheme to…
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Jason White Hearing Concludes
by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 13, 2022) — A long-awaited post-conviction petition hearing for Tennessee inmate Jason Lamar White ended Monday after three days of proceedings in the Shelby County Criminal Court, Division III, Judge Robert “Bobby” Carter, Jr. presiding. Hearings began on July 5 after more than a half-dozen postponements dating back to August 27,…
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Two Days Before Hearing, Jason White again “Locked Down”
by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 3, 2022) — In early June, Tennessee inmate Jason Lamar White was transported from New Mexico to the Northwest Correctional Complex (NWCX) in Tiptonville, TN in anticipation of a post-conviction petition hearing in the Shelby County Criminal Court scheduled for July 5. In May 2019, the Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC)…
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Conditions Improve for Inmate Awaiting Post-Conviction Hearing for More Than Two Years
by Sharon Rondeau (Jun. 15, 2022) — The Post & Email has confirmed that following our report on Saturday in the case of Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) inmate Jason Lamar White, White has been transferred out of the “iron-bar” cell to which he was confined after arriving in Tennessee for a court hearing next…
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Tennessee Inmate, Banished to New Mexico, Speaks with The Post & Email
by Sharon Rondeau (Jun. 11, 2022) — On Thursday, The Post & Email received a phone call from TDOC inmate Jason Lamar White, who has been housed in New Mexico for the last three years but was recently returned to Tennessee, presumably for a long-awaited court hearing scheduled for July 5. As we have reported…
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Jason White Returned to Tennessee
by Sharon Rondeau (Jun. 5, 2022) — Quite unexpectedly, Tennessee inmate Jason Lamar White, who has been housed in New Mexico for the last three years, was late last week transported back to Tennessee, where a long-sought post-conviction petition hearing is scheduled to take place one month from today on July 5, 2022 in Shelby…
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The “Hearing” that Wasn’t
by Sharon Rondeau (May 19, 2022) — On April 6, 2022, a post-conviction petition hearing in Shelby County, TN in the case of Jason Lamar White scheduled for the following day was “reset” to May 19, 2022, reportedly for the last time. In a last-minute twist, the hearing has been postponed and is now set…
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Jason White Case: Transfer Orders Canceled Yet Again
by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 6, 2022) — A rescheduled April 7 hearing in Shelby County, TN for inmate Jason Lamar White on a post-conviction petition has again been postponed and transfer orders canceled. As The Post & Email reported last month, White filed the petition more than two years ago, with an initial hearing reset…
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An In-Depth Look at the Otero County, NM 2020 Election Audit
by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 21, 2022) — On Friday The Post & Email interviewed David and Erin Clements, who early on assumed leadership roles in petitioning for and carrying out a comprehensive audit of the November 3, 2020 election in Otero County, NM. As a result of extensive post-election research conducted across her state and…
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Clements: Cyber Symposium “Tainted” by “Fraudster”
by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 12, 2022) — For the last several weeks, The Post & Email has been following the Telegram channel of former New Mexico State University associate law professor David K. Clements, who along with his wife Erin is leading a canvass of Otero County registered voters in an audit of the 2020…
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Letter to Rep. Herrell (R-NM) Against Dominion Electronic Adjudication, and No Excuse Absent Ballots
by Leonard Daneman, blogging at paraleaglenm, ©2022 Re: 2018 Absent Voter Ballot Act and Electronic Adjudication February, 2020, Gov. Ducey of Arizona signed into law ‘electronic adjudication’ of rejected ballots.[1] What Republicans failed to anticipate was the scanners were ‘tweaked’ by Dominion Voting Systems to reject ballots at a rate far above Voting System…
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Phone Access Restored to Inmate following Canceled Interstate Transfer
by Sharon Rondeau (Nov. 12, 2021) — On October 27, Tennessee inmate Jason Lamar White began the process of interstate transfer from New Mexico to Tennessee in anticipation of a November 4 hearing in Shelby County on a post-conviction petition. Last month White filed a Second Motion to Recuse Judge Robert Carter and the prosecutor’s…
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Will Jason White Finally Have his Day in Court…
by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 26, 2021) — A 40-year-old Tennessee inmate serving a 60-year sentence for a crime to which another inmate confessed is attempting to exercise his due process rights at an upcoming hearing on November 4 in Shelby County, TN, although whether or not he will be able to argue his case in…
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How the New “Absent Voter” Laws are Unconstitutional
by Leonard Daneman, blogging at paraleaglenm, ©2021 (Oct. 13, 2021) — Introduction: Leonard A. Daneman is a retired paralegal-researcher. All the claims made in this memorandum are supported by Exhibits and legal citations. Question: Is the 2018 NM Absent Voter Act Unconstitutional? Answer: Because of the 2018 legislation, many Absentee Ballots are of a lower,…
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Revisiting EPA’s Gold King Mine Blowout – Part 2
THE NAVAJO NATION AND NEW MEXICO VS. INCOMPETENCE AND BAD FAITH IN THE USEPA by Duggan Flanakin, ©2020 (Sep. 7, 2020) — On August 5, five years to the day after suffering from a 3-million-gallon spill of heavy-metal-laden toxic wastewater from Colorado’s Gold King Mine, the State of Utah announced a settlement of its claims…
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Recalling EPA’s Gold King Mine Disaster – Part 1
FIVE YEARS AFTER THE INFAMOUS BLOWOUT, EPA FINALLY SETTLES WITH UTAH OVER GOLD KING POLLUTION by Duggan Flanakin, ©2020 (Sep. 5, 2020) — On the fifth anniversary of the notorious spill of 3 million gallons of heavily contaminated acid mine water from the Gold King Mine in southwestern Colorado, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and…
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Are Your Prepared to Adopt a Child?
GET READY TO ADOPT A CHILD by Contributor (Jan. 1, 2020) — Have you wanted to adopt a kid here in New Mexico but wondered if the time is right? Here are ways to know you’re ready. For many residents of Albuquerque, starting or expanding a family is a significant step in their lives. It…
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EPA’s Gross Negligence at Gold King
FEAR-MONGERING, POLLUTION STANDARDS AND NEGLIGENCE RULES DON’T APPLY WHEN EPA IS AT FAULT by Paul Driessen, ©2015 (Aug. 16, 2015) — On August 5, an Environmental Restoration company crew, supervised by US Environmental Protection Agency officials, used an excavator to dig away tons of rock and debris that were blocking the entrance portal of Colorado’s…
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Western Wildfires – Horrific, Devastating … and Unnecessary
NEW FIRE-FIGHTING TECHNOLOGY COULD HELP PUT THEM OUT. WHY ISN’T IT BEING USED? by Paul Driessen, ©2012 (Jul. 24, 2012) — Millions of Americans watched their evening news in horrified fascination. The Colorado Springs wildfire had doubled in size overnight, to 24 square miles – half the size of San Francisco – as 50-mph gusts carried…