February 21, 2017 at 9.49 AM
From: Sandra <sandra123@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 9:49 AM
Subject:
To: paulettebrandt8@gmail.com
Date: Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 9:49 AM
Subject:
To: paulettebrandt8@gmail.com
NOTE:
“If, after the issuance of the Permanent Protection Order, you have been
convicted of or plead guilty to any misdemeanor or felony against the Protected
Person, other than the original offense, if any, that formed the basis for the
issuance of the protection order, then the protection order remains
permanent and must not be modified or dismissed by the Court. It is
important to understand that any violations after the permanent protection
order is issued are taken into consideration.”
NOTE: “You must complete a fingerprint-based criminal history
record check prior to filing your Motion.”
Commentary: This email addresses the fact that the Colorado court refused to vacate and/or terminate Cohen's restraining order after his death and transmit that information into the local, state, and federal databases to which the original order was transmitted. Lynch has asked the California DOJ for a remedy and will now ask the Colorado DOJ for a remedy with respect to this issue. Lynch is not asking for a modification. There is no protected party and he now permanently resides in a Canadian cemetary and never had any ties whatsoever to Colorado. Lynch never violated the Colorado order. The jurors were mislead when they were informed, on the verdict forms, that Lynch violated the Colorado order. Streeter herself informed the Court that Lynch violated the California domestic violence order and the Court took judicial notice of that fact. VAWA is inapplicable to both the Colorado order (which is not a domestic violence order) and/or the California domestic violence order (issued without any due process whatsoever).
Paulette Brandt was copied on this harassing communication. She continues to be harassed.
Paulette Brandt was copied on this harassing communication. She continues to be harassed.
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