09/05/2019
TENNESSEE COURT OF APPEALS AIDS AND ABETS RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND CONSPIRES TO DENY DUE PROCESS – DEEP STATE EXPOSED
You just gotta read this ridiculousness...
When an appeal is filed, the Tennessee Court of Appeals issues an invoice for litigation tax in the amount of $13.75. At the bottom of 2015 invoices, the following language was included: “if not paid within 14, the appeal may be dismissed”
What? Are you kidding me? So, after spending thousands of dollars, often tens of thousands and sometimes even hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorney fees in trial court, an appeal “may be dismissed” for not making a superfast 14-day payment of such a small amount of money ($13.75). Really?
I asked a clerk at Nashville Court of Appeals if cases were dismissed for non-timely payment of the litigation tax. Her response? Very nonchalantly she stated “Oh yeah, all the time.” All the time? Wow!
What does “may be dismissed” mean anyway? Most law firms, like any business, can’t process invoice payments that fast. Thirty days is the typical standard. “May be dismissed” means its at the discretion of the court as to whether or not they want to dismiss a case over a paltry $13.75 or perhaps $200 unconstitutional fee.
Their “discretion” is used when they don’t want to hear a case, more than not because they know the trial court proceedings were biased or corrupted, and they don't want to evidence their own bias or corruption in upholding the bias of the lower court.
This is a confidence scheme used to wrongfully deny due process and appellate oversight.
Well, apparently 14 days wasn’t fast enough and the Court of Appeals needs their money even faster. More recently they started including a bright yellow “NOTICE OF APPELLATE COURT FEES” flyer along with invoices. In that flyer, in bold is the following; “The enclosed Invoice(s) is/are payable within seven (7) days of the Invoice Date on the enclosed Invoice(s). Failure to make timely payment may result in the dismissal of your case.”
Notice they don't say due in 7 days but state "payable" in 7 days? Tricky lawyer language meant to confound the common citizen.
Holy cow!!! The Court of Appeals can choose to dismiss a case for “non-timely” 7-day payment? Can you say “CONFIDENCE SCHEME” Who the heck needs money that fast? No business demands such payment terms, not if they want to stay in legitimate business anyway. Clearly the Court of Appeals is not operating a legitimate business.
To add insult to injury, the Tennessee Court of Appeals has also started selling justice. They created a new fee schedule charging for motions, petitions to rehear, etc. etc. Tennessee Constitution, Art. I, Section 17 states: … ‘right and justice administered without sale, denial, or delay.” It is unconstitutional to sell justice and that is what they are doing.
It was admitted by a state senator during my testimony about the unconstitutional Board of Judicial Conduct, that we have a problem in Tennessee with corrupt judges.
The misconduct or criminal conduct of judges could not occur if the Tennessee Court of Appeals were performing their job objectively. In not performing their job objectively, they aid and abet rights violations.
In my Petition of Remonstrance, filed in both houses of the Tennessee general assembly, I have demanded their impeachment… All of them.
It was admitted that the Tennessee Bd of Judicial Conduct has not once since 1971 recommended removal or impeachment of a single judge. The Annual Reports of the Tennessee Board of Judicial Conduct show that 1.4 complaints against judges are received per day and 100% of complaints filed by citizens are dismissed. A 100% dismissal rate is statically impossible that every single complaint is without merit. Most if not all the issues complained of are also raised on appeal and often ignored by the Tennessee Court of Appeals, just like the Bd of Judicial Conduct.
Moreover, The Tennessee Court of Appeals routinely, if not always, denies Sup. Ct Rule 10B Petition For Recusal Appeals when bias is alleged, and as I stated in previous post, a biased judge, is a denial of due process, and denial of due process is a rights violation and federal crime.
We need to reform our courts and restore the blessings of liberty and justice for all. As state senator when elected, I will endeavor with all my being to restore a rightful government. I humbly ask you to stand with me.
John A Gentry, CPA
Candidate State Senate, District 18
Sumner County;
Trousdale County;
Davidson County east of state hwy 45 (Old Hickory Blvd).
