Honorable Joseph Saunders III
District Magistrate, Clinton County, PA
217 N Jay St
Lock Haven, PA 17745
August 19, 2010
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Subject: THE EXPRESS NOTICE OF CHARGES OF CRIMINAL MISCHIEF & U.S.
POSTAL NOTICE DATED 8/19/2010
On August 17, 2010, page 2 of the print edition of THE EXPRESS of Lock Haven, under POLICE NEWS, is stated: “VANDALISM "Lock Haven, Jude R. Montarsi, 54, 574 South Fairview Street was cited for 'criminal mischief' for an incident that occurred on July 27, city police said. Police said Montarsi knocked a piece of fencing into a parked vehicle at 570 South Fairview Street.”
Common courtesy would seem to dictate that I should have received an official notice from your office before this matter was published in the newspaper, but maybe not. However, since the latest round of smear tactics to my character—directed from the Clinton County bench—has aready begun by your supervisor, the president judge of Clinton County, J. Michael Williamson, and his cronies—executed by their proxies and certain members of the police force of the City of Lock Haven—and since I have not yet had time to retrieve the mail from the post office today and shall be out of town for the next few days, at this point I have no knowledge of when you have actually scheduled a hearing on this specious charge.
Meanwhile, I would like to submit the following information for your consideration:
1. A formal complaint to the Judicial Conduct Board and Attorney General’s Office concerning violations of the Judicial Code of Conduct and possible criminal misconduct involving your supervisor, Judge Williamson, and Judge Craig Miller is on its way to Harrisburg;
2. As you are under the direct supervision of your brother-in-law (and in his absence, Judge Miller) neither you nor the other district magistrates in Clinton County can be presumed to impartially preside over any hearing involving criminal or civil charges against me;
3. Therefore, if, in your opinion, the evidence presented to you by the Lock Haven City Police rises to a level of “probable cause” that warrants conducting a formal hearing over charges of “criminal mischief,” then I highly recommend that you consider petitioning your supervisior, Judge Williamson, to have the county go to the extra expense of bringing in a magistrate from outside the county, who is not under our county judiciary’s direct control or influence, lest you find yourself incriminated along with your supervisor, whom I have good reason to believe is also your BROTHER-IN-LAW!
Your supervisor, Judge Williamson, with Judge Miller and their cronies—including District Attorney Salisbury—have with improper motives, over the course of several years, repeatedly employed any and all manner of legal chicanery—to mete out punishment to me for simply having been the chief beneficiary of the Beatrice M. Wolf Trust, but for no crimes, instead wrongfully use of civil proceedings rather filing formal criminal charges against me, for which no evidence exists. They did this in direct violation of my right to due process under the U.S. and Pennsylvania Constitutions.
Moreover, under the guise of a “guardianship hearing,” your supervisor violated the civil rights of my mother, Joyce M. Montarsi—and as late as this year, through the proxies of his de facto clients, Gina Gregoletto, Gio Montarsi and Louis Montarsi—continues to do so—now that my mother is a resident of the county home, Susqueview for which Judge Williamson was once the solicitor and for which all three county commissioners have a seat on the board of trustees—but not without his first having ensured, what I continue to allege to be the judicially sanctioned theft of trust assets left for my parents by the late Beatrice M. Wolf.
Sincerely,
Jude René Montarsi
574 South Fairview Street
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Cc: Jim Runkle, THE EXPRESS (Ogden Publishing) Lock Haven.
Corporal Litzelman and Officer Merryman, Lock Haven City Police
Michael T. Foerester, Senior Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania, Charitable Trust and Organization Section
Agent R. Drawbaugh, Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, Public Corruption Unit
Joseph A. Massa, Jr., Chief Counsel, Judicial Conduct Board of Pennsylvania
Paul Killion, Chief Disciplinary Counsel, Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of PA
www.blogspot.com/MontarsiBlog
District Magistrate, Clinton County, PA
217 N Jay St
Lock Haven, PA 17745
August 19, 2010
b
Subject: THE EXPRESS NOTICE OF CHARGES OF CRIMINAL MISCHIEF & U.S.
POSTAL NOTICE DATED 8/19/2010
On August 17, 2010, page 2 of the print edition of THE EXPRESS of Lock Haven, under POLICE NEWS, is stated: “VANDALISM "Lock Haven, Jude R. Montarsi, 54, 574 South Fairview Street was cited for 'criminal mischief' for an incident that occurred on July 27, city police said. Police said Montarsi knocked a piece of fencing into a parked vehicle at 570 South Fairview Street.”
Common courtesy would seem to dictate that I should have received an official notice from your office before this matter was published in the newspaper, but maybe not. However, since the latest round of smear tactics to my character—directed from the Clinton County bench—has aready begun by your supervisor, the president judge of Clinton County, J. Michael Williamson, and his cronies—executed by their proxies and certain members of the police force of the City of Lock Haven—and since I have not yet had time to retrieve the mail from the post office today and shall be out of town for the next few days, at this point I have no knowledge of when you have actually scheduled a hearing on this specious charge.
Meanwhile, I would like to submit the following information for your consideration:
1. A formal complaint to the Judicial Conduct Board and Attorney General’s Office concerning violations of the Judicial Code of Conduct and possible criminal misconduct involving your supervisor, Judge Williamson, and Judge Craig Miller is on its way to Harrisburg;
2. As you are under the direct supervision of your brother-in-law (and in his absence, Judge Miller) neither you nor the other district magistrates in Clinton County can be presumed to impartially preside over any hearing involving criminal or civil charges against me;
3. Therefore, if, in your opinion, the evidence presented to you by the Lock Haven City Police rises to a level of “probable cause” that warrants conducting a formal hearing over charges of “criminal mischief,” then I highly recommend that you consider petitioning your supervisior, Judge Williamson, to have the county go to the extra expense of bringing in a magistrate from outside the county, who is not under our county judiciary’s direct control or influence, lest you find yourself incriminated along with your supervisor, whom I have good reason to believe is also your BROTHER-IN-LAW!
Your supervisor, Judge Williamson, with Judge Miller and their cronies—including District Attorney Salisbury—have with improper motives, over the course of several years, repeatedly employed any and all manner of legal chicanery—to mete out punishment to me for simply having been the chief beneficiary of the Beatrice M. Wolf Trust, but for no crimes, instead wrongfully use of civil proceedings rather filing formal criminal charges against me, for which no evidence exists. They did this in direct violation of my right to due process under the U.S. and Pennsylvania Constitutions.
Moreover, under the guise of a “guardianship hearing,” your supervisor violated the civil rights of my mother, Joyce M. Montarsi—and as late as this year, through the proxies of his de facto clients, Gina Gregoletto, Gio Montarsi and Louis Montarsi—continues to do so—now that my mother is a resident of the county home, Susqueview for which Judge Williamson was once the solicitor and for which all three county commissioners have a seat on the board of trustees—but not without his first having ensured, what I continue to allege to be the judicially sanctioned theft of trust assets left for my parents by the late Beatrice M. Wolf.
Sincerely,
Jude René Montarsi
574 South Fairview Street
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Cc: Jim Runkle, THE EXPRESS (Ogden Publishing) Lock Haven.
Corporal Litzelman and Officer Merryman, Lock Haven City Police
Michael T. Foerester, Senior Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania, Charitable Trust and Organization Section
Agent R. Drawbaugh, Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, Public Corruption Unit
Joseph A. Massa, Jr., Chief Counsel, Judicial Conduct Board of Pennsylvania
Paul Killion, Chief Disciplinary Counsel, Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of PA
www.blogspot.com/MontarsiBlog
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