Shelly Boshart Davis
A primer for anyone wanting to know more about the Oregon Civil Rights Showdown for GIJustice. 1. Background on the Three Cases I’m going to try to give as concise an account of these civil rights cases as possible. There are three cases in total: * Linn County: Isaac v.
Linn County
Transcript Logan M. Isaac: [00:00:00] The guy was just here and then he took off. Must have something else he's gotta take care of. You're mistaken. UTCR chapters 2, 3 13 are excluded from small claims. Linn Employee: So this… so I'm
Linn County
Logan M Isaac: The guy was just here and then he took off. Must have something else he's got to take care of. Uh, you're mistaken. UTCR chapters 2 through 13 are excluded from small claims. Corey: So this um, so I'm I'
Renee Perry
Your Honor, It has come to my attention that the State is trying to have my civil rights dismissed. I learned of their fourth filing not because AAG Maile or Michael Hoselton reached out in the interest of transparency, but because I happened to check the online docket at 4:
Linn County
Transcript: Logan M. Isaac: [00:00:00] I am at the court stating that the judge has not responded to a motion of mine, but they responded to a motion by the state of Oregon within 48 hours. That seems to be patently unequal. I'd like to know
Oregon
On April 23, 2025, one day before filing motions to dismiss military civil rights, the Oregon Department of Justice sent a letter to the Military Improvement Association, the only organization promoting human dignity for military families. Scroll down for the transcript. Dear Officers/Directors: The Oregon Corporation Division has notified
Rebecca D. Maile
Mr. Isaac, Please stop contacting Renee Perry, Rep Boshart Davis and Brett Hanes. They are represented by the Oregon Department of Justice. Mr. Hoselton is assigned to handle only the small claim cases (25SC06155, 25SC06254 and 25SC06253). You may communicate with him regarding case status. Please direct your public record
Renee Perry
On DATE, the State of Oregon filed a motion to dismiss my small claims suit against Reneé Perry. Here is that motion.
Rebecca D. Maile
Michael, Thanks for confirming you have received my previous emails. Thank you, also, for affirming that the video held by the State of Oregon's law enforcement agency is "factually related." I've therefore CCed Mx. Parks since she has refused to clarify a simple issue
Rebecca D. Maile
I would ask, as a courtesy, that you kindly refrain from contacting Ms. Perry, Rep. Boshart Davis, and Mr. Hanes directly regarding the small claims matters. This is standard practice for represented parties in litigation. I appreciate there is some gray area because of your separate, but factually related public
Rebecca D. Maile
Michael, I left a voicemail for you yesterday afternoon. I am sending you a few files that the parties might not have provided you yet. Those are attached to this email, but they are also published on line at https://gijustice.com/record. In particular, the audio recording will be
James Manning
Oregon resident: I feel naive asking this, but is that how it works in the legislature? If the chair doesn’t like the requestor of a bill, they can just shut it down? Like a whole group of people who are committing suicide in droves don’t get a chance