March 7, 2017 at 8.44 AM
From: Sandra <sandra123@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 8:44 AM
Subject: Res judicata
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
Date: Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 8:44 AM
Subject: Res judicata
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
"
The voice mail messages were raised in 2012 and res judicata applies."
I
don't think res judicata means what you think it means.
Res
judicata is not a rule of admissibility. It means simply that some issues
decided in a final judgment (such as your 2012 contiction) are binding on the
same parties in a subsequent trial. In other words, you cannot argue that you
were innocent of the 2012 charges - because those charges were determined
against you in a bonding and fnal judgment of conviction.
If
res judicata applied to your prior theatening voice mail messages then it would
mean that they are deemed to evince an intent to annoy. (Which analysis is
hardly necessary, because they are so patently threatening and alarming, no
jury would ever conclude other wise?)
Perhaps
you were thinking of double jeopardy? That principle does not apply either
because you are not being charged with your 2011 miscondct.
The
admissibiity of your prior bad acts (charged or uncharged) is exclusively
governed by Evidence Code section 1101 and folowing (making prior acts of
misconduct admissible to prove intent, motive and identity) and Evidence Code
section 352 (that would neverthe less allow your trial judge to exclude the
evidence if - after weighing the issues - it concludes that the prejudicial
impact outweighs its probative value.
Since
your long (since 2004) pattern of bombarding Leonard Cohen, Robert Kory and
Michelle Rice - who are all victims in your case - with angry communications
that are petently harassing is highly probative to your state of mind when you
engaged in simular communications in 2016, those voice messages will be
admitted into evidence. Not as stand alone charges, but to prove motive
(revenge) and intent (harassment).
Res
judicata will have nothing to do with the weighing process that the court will
engage in when evauating any objection to the admissiblity of your 2011
threatening voice messages.
Commentary: Lynch has not engaged in any prior bad acts and looks forward to the City Attorney's attempts to argue otherwise. That includes their decision to use prior domestic violence evidence against Lynch since none exists. See Evidence Code Section 1109. The City Attorney is enforcing a fraudulent domestic violence order. Lynch believes the conduct of the co-conspirators is a course of conduct that is highly relevant, material, and goes to motive.
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