March 1, 2017 at 7.50 AM
From: Sandra <sandra123@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 7:50 AM
Subject: Your internet posted assertions
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
Date: Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 7:50 AM
Subject: Your internet posted assertions
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
The
only lawyer who would be willing to place his name on a refiled RICO suit (with
you agreeig to do all the paperwork) that had been previosly filed pro se and
then dismissed would be a very marginal practitioner who was not doing very
well. But anyone foolish enough to do so would b exposing themselves to massive
FRCP Rule 11 sactions imposed by the federal court after the RICO suit is
dismissed on motion by the defense. Not only would the new RICO suit be
dismissed for all of the same reasons enumerated in the prior order of
dismissal, that dismissal was with prejudice and also precludes its refling.
No
marginal practitioner could take the risk of being ordered by a federal court
to pay all of the actual attorney's fees inclurred by the defense in moving to
dismiss - which could be tens of thousands of dollars. And no successful lawyer
would bother with suh an arrangment.
For
these reasons alone, your RICO suit will never be refiled.
Regarding
your 2/28 correspondence to the City Attorney, the only one who thinks that
your 2012 or 2017 prosecutions for criminal electronic harassment and
restraining order violations are "tax related" is Kelley Lynch.
When
your prior counsel "agreed" with you that your 2012 criminal
prosecution constituted "interferance with a tax matter" and that
"the City Attorney is afraid that the Phil Spector murder conviction will
be overturned" they were managing you. They did not really believe either
proposition. No legally trained person who was not on LSD or mentally ill
would.
You
have a way of forcing lawyers and others to "agree" with your
nonsense, by adamently phrasing it as "do you understand that ...".
Of course they understand that you claim that, and that it is crazy talk.
My
theory is that you want to go to jail. It is so plain that you are doing
everything in your power to motivate those in a position to decide your fate
(prosecutors, judges, jurors) to send you there, no other explanation makes
sense.
Commentary: This email attempts to elicit information about any attorney Lynch may have consulted or hired to file a federal RICO suit. Gianelli has informed Lynch that one of his roles is to dissuade her from pursuing legal remedies. sandra123 would evidently like to know if the IRS believes the 2012 and 2017 prosecutions are "tax related." They are indeed. Lynch's public defenders informed the jurors that Lynch was not in possession of IRS required tax and corporate information. This appeared in numerous press accounts that falsely stated that Lynch was in possession of the IRS required tax and corporate information as that is what the prosecution informed the jurors. Lynch has no idea what the City Attorney believes about the Spector case and isn't interested in hearing.
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