Motion to Dismiss
On DATE, the State of Oregon filed a motion to dismiss my small claims suit against Reneé Perry. Here is that motion.
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📧 "Cody T. Cook's reputational harm must cease" to Belshe
Yesterday, at a Scouting event out of town, I learned that Cody T. Cook, a Judicial Services Specialist under your employ, contacted a leader in my local Scouting America unit after visiting a local pack last week for their weekly Den meeting. Following his visit, Cody reached out to the
📞 with Chelsea Wein
Chelsea Wein: [00:00:00] Logan, I've been on the phone with you all week. I have other cases that I have to work on as well. Logan Martin Isaac: Hey, I have- Chelsea Wein: Quite frankly- Logan Martin Isaac: I don't love all my jobs
📧 to USDOJ: "confirming today's conferral"
To confirm our call this afternoon: you stated that the DOJ intends to move to dismiss on three grounds: (1) standing, because the name on the FOIA requests differs from the plaintiff's; (2) failure to exhaust administrative remedies as to the Civil Rights Division; and (3) alleged alteration
📧 to USDOJ: "Adequacy of Search"
I received NSD's final response dated September 23, 2026. It released one page in part, relating to the 2021 Olson matter. Before we go further, I want to raise a specific concern about how NSD searched. My request asked for cases "in which 18 U.S.C.