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Fitzpatrick Hearing Scheduled for January 17
-- AMID CONCERNS FOR HEALTH AND WELFARE
The Post & Email
Sharon Rondeau
1/12/2012
Excerpt:
"The Post & Email has learned that a hearing originally scheduled for January 10 for Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III did not take place, but a court date has been set for Tuesday, January 17, 2012. A reader of The Post & Email was told that Fitzpatrick went to the courthouse briefly on January 10 to “get some papers” in preparation for next week’s hearing.
Fitzpatrick was arrested on December 7, 2011 by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department following a three-and-one-half-day release on the grounds that he hadn’t served enough time and for allegedly stealing court documents.
Since early 2010, Fitzpatrick has reported that the Monroe County grand jury is “rigged” and court personnel, including the judges, are “criminals.” In a letter, he described having observed “jury-rigging” in the Monroe County courthouse on December 7 before his arrest later that evening.
Members of the Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee and General Assembly as a whole have been contacted about the endemic judicial corruption in Monroe County and other places with virtually no response."
View the complete article at:
http://www.thepostemail.com/2012/01/...or-january-17/
-- AMID CONCERNS FOR HEALTH AND WELFARE
The Post & Email
Sharon Rondeau
1/12/2012
Excerpt:
"The Post & Email has learned that a hearing originally scheduled for January 10 for Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III did not take place, but a court date has been set for Tuesday, January 17, 2012. A reader of The Post & Email was told that Fitzpatrick went to the courthouse briefly on January 10 to “get some papers” in preparation for next week’s hearing.
Fitzpatrick was arrested on December 7, 2011 by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department following a three-and-one-half-day release on the grounds that he hadn’t served enough time and for allegedly stealing court documents.
Since early 2010, Fitzpatrick has reported that the Monroe County grand jury is “rigged” and court personnel, including the judges, are “criminals.” In a letter, he described having observed “jury-rigging” in the Monroe County courthouse on December 7 before his arrest later that evening.
Members of the Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee and General Assembly as a whole have been contacted about the endemic judicial corruption in Monroe County and other places with virtually no response."
View the complete article at:
http://www.thepostemail.com/2012/01/...or-january-17/