The basis for the first ground is the recent finding by the Office of Internal Affairs of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons that the psychiatrist who evaluated Petitioner prior to his guilty plea, Dr. Thomas Patenaude, falsified the records of at least four federal inmates "to make it appear he met with inmates when in fact he had not."
He means he didn't speak to killercop at all. He's making it allup! Of course that is my side opinion. "I didn't evaluate for that with him. I didn't specifically speak to him about that." Hahahahahahaha
Try telling the truth, Doc, such as, "I didn't evaluate him period. And moreover I didn't specifically speak to him. But I did treat him poorly."
Two mentally disabled Mexican immigrants, facing deportation for criminal assault convictions for which they have already served their time, continue to be held in detention facilities in violation of their constitutional rights, according to separate lawsuits filed in federal court.
Jose Franco-Gonzalez, 29, of Costa Mesa and Guillermo Gomez-Sanchez, 48, of San Bernardino have languished in detention facilities for years because authorities deemed them mentally incompetent, their attorneys said. Their deportation cases were closed in 2005 and 2006 and the men have since been forgotten, shuttled through a network of jails, psychiatric hospitals and detention centers, the lawyers said.
"And in the year 2010 we're still trying to figure out if you've got a lawyer that's going to be okay for you the way you see it. That's not going to happen because at some point I have the power and "the obligation" to find that you have waived your right to have a lawyer represent you. And then you're going to trial on your own. But either way, you're going to trial!" ~Judge A Howard Matz, 01.14.2003 Pretrial of Killercop.
The Judge in this case, A. Howard Matz, was to later that year learn, in a personal letter from the Warden, that the defendant's accusations on August 27, 2003 were true. But he would move forward with the trial, regardless!
