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KingCast, Franconia Collective set to go to Supreme Court with NH AG Kelly Ayotte, et al. on RSA 611-B:21; RSA 91-A:3/4 in the Spirit of Liko Kenney.

By Christopher King

One Bad Apple, or Some pigs feast on an upset apple cart.
Here is your primer on what really matters and a fun GSR post here. The Complaint and Motion for Injunctive Relief against the Statehouse Respondents just need a quick review for spelling and syntax. I will Scribd them before Close of Business Thursday.

KingCast/AyotteII_Complaint@scribd.
KingCast/Martha_McLeod_Injunction@scribd.

My sincere thanks and gratitude and appreciation to everyone who helped, and I mean everyone..... even those who criticize in blind rage and bitter voice only helped make this stronger. Anyway, I am exhausted. Time for a nap and a ride.

Lawsuit Prayers for Relief (partial).

a) Judgment compelling immediate disclosure of all requested emails from private account of Respondent McLeod, with a Court ORDER that her Private email provider search her emails for any reference to HB 1428 and provide them to Petitioner at Respondent?s cost.
b) Judgment compelling immediate disclosure of all requested emails from the public account of Respondent McLeod at her cost.
c) Judgment finding that the Respondent McLeod egregiously violated RSA 91-A by not even responding to Petitioner in the manner contemplated by Statute as noted in Law and Argument Section ?A.? Note that while Speaker Noreli violated the response time Petitioner waives his argument on that because counsel did act reasonably in apologizing for the delay.
f) Judgment that the Town of Franconia violated RSA 91-A by failing to provide a copy of Citizen Complaint(s) issued in 2005 or 2006, as they have previously turned over such complaints for public inspection and they should be available for public inspection. The investigation itself is a separate matter.
g) Judgment that the Town of Franconia violated RSA 91-A by failing to provide a copy of the minutes in which the termination of Norman Bruce McKay was discussed both leading up to the vote of non-public session and in the actual discussion itself as required under RSA 91-A:3.
h) Judgment that NH AG Kelly Ayotte is applying RSA 611-B:21 in a manner not consistent with Constitutional guarantees of the Right to Petition the Government for Redress pursuant to the First Amendment to the United States and New Hampshire Constitutions, as the public is entitled to know of performance-affecting drugs and gunpowder residue both as a matter of course and specifically in a case like this with unassigned bullets.

Again, I have always liked the cohesive and linear nature of KingCast II. I told a supporter the other day that the first lawsuit was quixotic in the sense that there was just so much to try to address. But it paved the way for this one, and this is the one that goes to the Supreme Court of New Hampshire and beyond, if necessary.

PS: Run this Google Bomb of Liko Kenney images. Read the stories attached thereto. Bad Government hates this, but they just can't stop it. Good Government asks me for more.

KingCast/Coruway Institute video: What Liko Kenney says.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on August 07, 2008 (boomark / email).