Thomas McHill
*Submitted May 30, 2026, to the Commission on Judicial Fitness and Disability (CJFD). Witnesses 1. Honorable Thomas McHill, Presiding Judge, Twenty Third Judicial District, Linn County Circuit Court received Plaintiff's administrative letter on May 29, 2026 documenting the specific evidentiary omissions described above. That letter is public record
Jim Belshe
Jim Belshe: [00:00:00] inform the judge that, uh, you may be making that complaint. And then as far as an appeal, I don't know that you can appeal a small claims, but I'm not an attorney and I cannot give legal advice, so- Logan
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Findings of Fact Plaintiff leased commercial retail space for operation of a bookstore business. On July 21, 2025, plaintiff contacted defendant Pacific Power to establish electrical service for the business location. The court received transcripts and related records concerning that call. During the call, plaintiff identified the business, confirmed the
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Filed shortly after the hearing for Linn County Small Claims case 26sc00051. Plaintiff's Notice of Procedural Concern — For the Record Your Honor, I submit this notice respectfully and without any criticism of the court. I raise the following solely to preserve a complete record and because I believe
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Argued before Linn County Small Claims court, heard by Pro Tem Judge Ryan Lucke Your Honor, my name is Logan Martin Isaac. I own The Chapter House, a bookstore at 250 Broadalbin Street SW in Albany — a business I spent nearly a decade working toward. Pacific Power is a regulated