6-25-CV-01159-MC
On January 27, 2025, you deprived me of my Constitutional right to free speech. In recorded audio, you can be heard saying “I'm gonna call [Oregon State Police] if you do not tone your voice down.” As a civil servant employed by the public, you acted “under color
6-25-CV-01159-MC
The following email from the Editor of The Oregonian to the Oregon Legislative Administrator was acquired through discovery for Isaac v. Manning (6:25-cv-011159-MC). The nature of their preexisting relationship remains unknown, as is the motive for the contact. Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2025 08:34:42
Brett Hanes
[response to "Conditions" email] Sup Brett, cool name. Coupla things: Nowhere in your first paragraph do you specify any federal, state, or local laws I may have violated such that a restriction of my Constitutional rights may be (lawfully) "restricted." The Oregon State Capitol is not
Katherine Parks
Katherine Parks, meet Brett Hanes. Brett, meet Katherine Parks. OSP, under color of law, contends that there is no public interest in knowing what happened in House Office 389 on January 27, 2025. ORLA, under color of law, contends (see attachment) that what happened was “threatening” and “concerning… disturbance.” The
OSP
Please see attached trespass letter to Mr. Isaac. He has been trespassed from the Capitol starting today. He has to notify us at least one hour prior to coming to the building for a hearing. If we are notified, we will escort him to his hearing and then escort him
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Jason Dorsette
After being submitted by then-Representative James Hieb, the Military Civil Rights Act I drafted in September (“LC 2560”) fell into limbo when he was not re-elected to the Oregon Legislative Assembly. On February 13, 2025, Senator Kim Thatcher submitted a new Legislative Concept and earlier this week it
Shelly Boshart Davis
Received, thank you. For the record, I prefer Brother (Br.) rather than Mr. ("master"); I have been a Life Professed Member of the Hospitallers of Saint Martin since November 2019. Although we agree that the events that occurred January 27th were "not acceptable," it appears we
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Nearly twenty minutes of unedited Oregon State Police (OSP) bodycam footage in which Trooper Brian Kolacz walks Logan M. Isaac, HoSM, to Senator James Manning's office and the two talk at length — the state's own contemporaneous record of a calm, cooperative advocate, recorded the same day
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] 389. Boshart, Davis. 389. [to perry:] You want a hard copy as well? Renee Perry: Just put it on Google... Logan M Isaac: you wanna hear what I heard from [legislative counsel]? [perry briefly inaudible] You're a public official. You said you
SB 1057
On January 27, 2025, I provided Oregon Senator Kim Thatcher with the Legislative Concept that eventually became SB 1057, the Military Civil Rights Act. Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] Um, I was coming to drop something by for Linda Oh. Come on in. Logan Isaac Um, I spoke with
MCRA
On January 27, 2025, I spoke with Oregon Legislative Counsel about how to move the MCRA draft from a former Representative's docket to a current lawmaker to introduce. LAC Counsel: [00:00:00] To reach is not available. At the tone, please record your message. When you have
The Oregonian
On January 27, 2025, I left a voicemail for the Public Editor of The Oregonian after being turned away at their headquarters in Portland. I never received a call back. [00:00:00] I'm about to call the Oregonian public editor, uh, that was the number that was