Constitutional Law

KingCast open letter to Town of Franconia and Attorney Dan Mullen on tardy RSA 91-A responses, in the Spirit of Liko Kenney.

By Christopher King

There are currently pending several credible RSA-91A requests that are either supported by common sense or persuasive law. Most of these requests are overdue in the sense that the Town of Franconia has not even issued any initial response as required by law.

Meanwhile it appears that Defendant AG Kelly Ayotte has responded to most or all of the latest KingCast inquiries. Moreover, Attorney Marta Modigliani has provided responses that appear to be complete, and even though some of her initial responses were a trifle late, she apologized and offered reasonable explanation.

The outstanding requests include:
1. Toxicology reports on Bruce McKay.
2. Information & manuals on Bruce McKay's radio and GPS systems.
3. All audio and video from the Tahoe, serial numbers on Kustom Signals Eyewitness equipment.

This is all in addition to the Town's non-response to the Mothers' Day Notice of Bad Faith, which documented the fact that the Town either lied to the Court or destroyed an Ethics Complaint against Bruce McKay that was authored by Troy Watts, Esq., a well-respected attorney in the North Country.

I would hate to have to open a new lawsuit over this. Can you please advise me of your intentions with regard to the aforementioned items by the close of business, Monday, 26 May 2008?

Thank you in advance,
CK/On behalf of KingCast.net

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 21, 2008 (boomark / email).