Court filings for Isaac v. Manning et. al.
James Manning
Senator Manning, to remind you, you offered me a slot for next week's Legislative Days on September 25th when I was in your office with your chief of staff;Â This is unacceptable and disrespectful. If you do not have a reason or a response to this oversight, I
MIA
In the event anyone you speak to questions whether hate crimes are occurring, I have created a page to store data on some of the cases I have researched, including court documents; https://gijustice.com/haters *I have not completed Abdulkader or the Edmonds' cousins yet, they're
James Manning
Senators Manning and Thatcher, Thank you for your time this week and for listening so supportively to what I had to say about military civil rights. I have drafted a Memorial to be filed in advance of the 2025 Session for your consideration. It is my understanding that the filing
MCRA
Oregon Senator James Manning II was the Chair of the Oregon Senate Committee On Emergency Management, General Government, and Veterans on September 25, 2024, when this conversation occurred. Transcript James Manning: Morning. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you too. Logan M. Isaac: Was thinking it was 9, 15,
James Manning
*Senator Manning had direct personal contact with my three months before his office activated a police response for engaging in advocacy. That would work fine for me.
James Manning
Good morning Logan, Thank you for reaching out to Sen. Manning regarding this matter. The following dates and times are available for a 15-minute in-person appointment. Let me know what works best for your schedule and I’ll send you the calendar invite: Wednesday, September 25th @ 9:00am.
James Manning
Hello Senator Manning, My name is Logan M. Isaac, and I am writing to you not only as a disabled Iraq veteran, but also as a representative of the Military Improvement Association, a local organization promoting human dignity for military families.  With Leg Days coming up next week, I would
James Manning
My name is Logan Isaac. I spoke with a staffer in Sen. Manning's Office toward the end of the committee hearing he was leading. The person I spoke to was Matthew, I think. I wanted to follow up on the conversation I started about civil rights for soldiers