On July 29, 2025, I appeared in Albany Municipal Court to contest a camera-issued speeding ticket. Like many in North Albany, I had serious questions about the fairness and clarity of the “school days” speed trap posted near North Albany Middle School—a sign that gives no indication of
Jessica K Meyer
Judge: [00:00:00] The evidence. Alright. Okay. So not surprisingly, right, the fact is there was school that day, which I know everyone is very upset about and I know that, Defendant: and this is my question, how are we as citizens of North Albany... Judge: mm-hmm. Defendant:
Isaac v. Oregon
Dear ACLU of Oregon; I'm writing to request a comment regarding my federal civil rights lawsuit against Oregon state officials for retaliating against my advocacy for military families' civil rights. Case Summary: * Iraq War veteran banned from State Capitol after requesting military civil rights legislation * Federal lawsuit
Esau McCaulley
Hey Esau, I hope you’re doing well—it’s been a while since our St Andrews days, but I’ve followed your work with real admiration. I’m reaching out with an invitation I think might resonate with you personally and professionally. I’m putting together a podcast series
Shelly Boshart Davis
Disabled Iraq Veteran Sues Oregon Officials Over Retaliation and Civil Rights Violations Eugene, Oregon – On July 3rd, 2025, Logan Martin Isaac, a disabled Iraq War veteran and long-time advocate for military families, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon.
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Below you will find the names of parties sent Litigation Hold Notices (LHNs) for a federal civil rights lawsuit, Case No. 6:25-cv-01159-MC, either because they are explicitly named in my complaint or because evidence acquired in discovery may expose them to legal liability. LHNs are formal
OSU
It’s been a week and nothing has arrived in the mail. I know you take this as seriously as my family must, please inform us of the status of my appeal. @ 1531 from OSU I am so sorry. You are correct….I have to mail the response, but I
William Elfering
The following letter is dated May 28, 2025, but as James Yon has admitted by email, he did not send it until the afternoon of June 6, 2025, as noted by Certified Mail. I received your letter requesting your exclusion be lifted. I have reviewed all the documents you sent
OSUDPS
Good afternoon Chief Yon, I'm writing as a means of follow up. Our family is eagerly awaiting your reply before we decide to register our daughters for summer camp at OSU because I will need to access campus to drive them back and forth each day. I also
OSUDPS
Good morning, My partner (cc'd) dropped off a hard copy of the appeal to Exclusion 2025-082137 to Dispatcher Ja[y]son [Edblom] at OSU DPS this morning at 0943. Dispatcher Jason told my partner that appeals are normally emailed. Officer [Chad] Beeton told my partner on 5/
OSU
Dear Chief Yon, I was recently notified of an Exclusion Order 2025-082137 placed against me at Oregon State University. I am writing to ask, respectfully, for an appeal to the decision. Without more information, submitting a specific appeal is quite challenging. I would greatly appreciate any details on what
Benton County
This is an audiogram video of my May 15, 2025, visit to the Benton County Circuit Court, including its Trial Court Administrator, Chris Westfall. Transcript TBD