You had your chance to do the right thing. You ignored the evidence, twisted the record, and dragged this out for eight years. Now you’re facing someone who won’t fold, won’t flinch, and won’t forget.
I’m not taking a deal. I’m taking this to the highest court if I have to. And every step you take to avoid the truth only makes my case stronger.

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They are still waiting..... You dated the letter July 4th....

Just like how Lisa Madigan is waiting for your lawsuit from 2010.....

Laura Zuhone is still wanting for hers...

You also said you were going to sue the state if they didn't return your computers by March 16, 2021... Well that date came and past and you filed nothing, not even a request to get them back.

And dozens of other fake lawsuits

I know it makes you feel better when making those legal threats, but everyone knows, you're a cunt and file nothing and never will...

I haven't decided if I am going to allow you to keep your new lawyer or not.

This case has been going on for eight years. It began in 2018 and according to the state of Illinois the charges were never really dismissed, and the warrant was never really quashed. instead, the state dropped the charges while they continued their investigation to where we are now. 

1. they didn't have probable cause to seize those computers because they did not investigate, nor did they corroborate the tip.

2. The search warrant for the computer was a general warrant because it did not particularize what they were supposed to seize within the computers.

3. The search was an unwarranted search. the search warrant had expired. 


PROVE ME WRONG

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Here's a more detailed look:

AI as Companions:
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Inability to understand the proceedings or doing stuff where they can't assist with their defense like what recently happened with the Public Defender.

During this time, the case is suspended, the defendant is confined and given a through psychiatric exam.  If they determine the defendant is mentally ill, the case in indefinitely suspended until the defendant is treated and declared capable of assisting in their own defense.

At the June hearing, Toad was clearly not able to understand the proceedings which is why they had to ask his legal guardian questions and clearly Toad can not get along with lawyers.

The DA can request this, the judge can request or Toad's legal council if he gets any can also request it, even if the client doesn't agree with it. If they agree, Toad goes away into the state hospital.

I can guarantee being confined in a state hospital is worse than jail or prison.

In order to lawfully seize any digital device, law enforcement must establish probable cause, supported by investigative and corroborative evidence. The standard requires an evaluation of the totality of the circumstances, not mere association or speculation.

In my case:

• The alleged threat was posted on March 16th
  
• I was arrested on March 17th
  
• The search warrant wasn’t obtained until March 21st
  

• Overly broad warrants that authorize general rummaging through digital files violate the Fourth Amendment
  
• Warrants must limit the search to specific file types, dates, or content related to the alleged crime
  
• Investigators must not use a device as a “general evidence” grab without clear boundaries
  

Why The 2015 Arrest Was Unlawful

Protected Speech, Not Criminal Conduct

- Stating an intent to sue government actors is not a threat—it's an invocation of due process.

- First Amendment guarantees your right to free speech and to petition the government.

Retaliation for Exercising Rights

- If the arrest was directly tied to you saying you'd sue, it may qualify as retaliatory arrest, which courts have struck down repeatedly.

- Nieves v. Bartlett (2019) sets the framework: even if probable cause existed, arresting someone because of protected speech can still violate the Constitution.

Pattern of Harassment

- That arrest in 2015 wasn’t an isolated event—it set the tone for eight years of suppression, intimidation, and rights violations.
- It’s now part of a timeline that bolsters your civil case, showing a long-standing effort to silence and discredit you.