What now? (was: Re: What would you do, what should I do.)

What now? (was: Re: What would you do, what should I do.)

frankly@anonmy.dot	10/22/2004 10:33:10 PM
Update as today: ***: A couple of things you need to know. We may be on "stand by" status for Thursday for two reasons: first, the jury trial set to begin before us may n othaveconcludedyet.Second,Judge****maybegoingto the World Series that day and no jury trials will be held. I will get you set for the earliest possible date if that happens. I will let you know first thing next week. Any suggestions or motions I myself should file? Thanks, in Illinois



frankly@anonmy.dot	10/28/2004 5:31:00 AM
frankly@anonmy.dot wrote: Update as today: othaveconcludedyet.Second,Judge******maybegoingto Any suggestions or motions I myself should file? Thanks, in Illinois Hi. The update that I posted above was from an email I received. There has been a new twist. First though..what is "stand-by?" Is it even legal? Is it common? I did get a telephone message concerning the email. The attorney asking me to call his office. I did and basically the same thing: because of the jury trial before us and the fact that he would be out of town. I stopped him in the conversation and asked him where he was going, that I thought you emailed that the Judge was going out of town? He then told me that they were both going, then (imo) as an afterthought, he added that; they were not going to the game together. I got word yesterday that the trial was on for tomorrow, evidently because the series is over? (Trial was scheduled for today) Some of the people I wanted to come can't re-schedule. And one witness (not subpoenaed) cannot make it although they did have today scheduled. Does anyone else see anything wrong with the situation? Is it common that the state can call you to the line and tell you to be there (trial) or a warrant will go out? But the state can also arbitrarily change the time and dates without any notice to appear or legal notice documents? I did at the beginning of this case outline to the attorney by cert. letter not to make any ex-parte, deals or hold meeting's about my case without my permission. I would appreciate any feedback on this from those here in this group, Please, within the next 24 hours as the clock is ticking down. The family is my motivation, not my own neck. Thank-you. m

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