Tuesday, April 22, 2014

blocking 1st Amendment

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Court of Appeals No. 32,982
Second Judicial District Court No. DV-12-234
Rel. DM-12-0610

BARRIE LEE DERRINGER,                                                              
            Petitioner /Appellee,
v.

DAVID BRIAN DERRINGER,
            Respondent/Appellant,

APPELLANT DAVID DERRINGER RESPONDENT/APPELLANT’S TIMELY MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION OF THE ILLEGAL AFFIRMANCE APRIL 8, 2014; UNDER BOTH NMRA RULE 12-404 AND UNDER NMRA RULE 1-060 UNDER (B)(1)”MISTAKE”(3)”FRAUD”(4)”THE JUDGMENT IS VOID”(6)”OTHER REASONS OF VIOLATIONS OF CONSTITUTION AND ALL LAWS” EXPOSING ALSO THE PUBLIC CORRUPTION AND VOID ENTIRE MATTER OF BOTH DV-12-234 AND ENTERTWINED DM-12-610 WITH COPY OF THIS PLEADING AND NOTICE TO READ ENTIRE COURT CORRUPTION OF DV-12-234; DM-12-610; CV-12-1307; DV-12-10816 AND ALL APPEALS SENT TO THE FBI IN WASHINGTON DC PUBLIC CORRUPTION CRIMINAL DIVISION; AND MOTION FOR PANEL OF JUDGES TO HEAR THIS MATTER

COMES NOW the Appellant/Respondent Pro-Se with his Motion for Rehearing as stated above. State v. Suskiewich, September 12, 2013 (NO. 34,187). The court by “judicial notice”[1] and the FBI and DOJ reading this matter, should take notice of in all appeals of  both DV-12-234 and DM-12-610 in all higher courts, David Derringer is “unopposed” with no litigation participation by the Petitioner as “Appellee is absent” in all matters in the higher courts; however, with the New Mexico Court of Appeals and the New Mexico Supreme Court acting not legally as “finders of facts” with conclusion only under law, but acting without jurisdiction or judicial capacity as “advocates, defenders, and litigants for Barrie Derringer, missing Appellee; and persecutors, obstructers and violators of all law against David Derringer. In cases wherein David Derringer was not served legal summons, and gave up no rights to service by no waivers of service, it is actually properly titled David Derringer, Appellant v. New Mexico Court of Appeals, advocate/defender/litigant for missing Appellee. Legal service of summons in the Civil matter of DV-12-234 was never accomplished by the Petitioner Barrie Derringer as well established in the court record docket. Former “Paragraph A of Memorandum in Opposition” This is an ongoing persecution of the courts working outside of all law and the court “refuses to consider allegations that are provable in the court record against David Derringer including judicial bribery, bias, prejudice, non-compliance with Constitution and all law, violations of superseding case laws in violations of Oath and “stare decisis”, underlying corruption based upon cocaine racketeering and money laundering, mis-use of power with refusal to abide by the Rules of Civil Procedure, continuing with a case with proven lack of jurisdiction and judicial capacity by refusal to dismiss properly when there is a lack of summons service in “fundamental error” of which this court “refuses to address those arguments”.
On February 21, 2012 David Derringer had only attended the date and time of hearing due to his own filed Petition for Psychiatric Evaluation of Barrie Derringer, filed by David Derringer on February 6, 2012 and set for hearing on February 21, 2012. After the denial of the David Derringer Petition, illegally Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar started the case filed by Barrie Derringer assigned as DV-12-234. David Derringer immediately, on court record, objected and stated definitively that David Derringer was never served a legal summons for DV-12-234 and therefore the court has neither jurisdiction of David Derringer in personam or the subject matter, or judicial capacity to move forward with the hearing.  This is a clear statement on court record that there was never any waiver of the mandated service of summons rendering forever after DV-12-234 without jurisdiction or judicial capacity of the courts and in fundamental error. This case has thereafter been used as criminal extortion against David Derringer for taking illegally all Constitutional rights of the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 9th 13th and 14th Amendments. Therefore, Barrie Derringer had no legal standing to bring action DV-12-234, which in fact was done in perjury and fraud, but without legal authority of either Barrie Derringer or the Court of Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar. The standing of a party to bring a claim is a question of law subject to de novo review, and not available without proper summons notice under NMRA Rule 1-004. N.M. Gamefowl Ass'n, Inc. v. State ex rel. King, 2009–NMCA–088, 12, 146 N.M. 758, 215 P.3d 67. The Tenth Circuit has indicated that a motion for reconsideration may preserve an issue for appeal. David Derringer notified the initial trial court of lack of jurisdiction and all sequential courts. The NM Court of Appeals refuses to rule in congruence with law on this issue and properly dismiss the case. In Century 21 Real Estate Corp. v. Meraj Intern. Inv. Corp., 315 F.3d 1271, 1278 (l O" Cir. 2003), the court noted that "[t]o preserve an issue for appeal, a party must alert the district court to the issue and seek a ruling. In any event, David Derringer can continue to raise and support his contention that DV-12-234 is jurisdictionally defective and state the laws that prove legal error of the NM Ct. App. and their motives against David Derringer for ruling against the laws. Failure of service of summons is a jurisdictional question and its challenge implicates the First Amendment, and the other Constitutional deprivations of the 1st Amendment with this case proceeding. Rule 12-216(B) NMRA ("[t]his rule shall not preclude the appellate court from considering jurisdictional questions"); see also, State v. Arnold, 51 N.M. 311, 312,183 P.2d 845,845 (N.M. 1947) ("Lack of jurisdiction at any stage of a proceeding is a controlling consideration to be resolved before going further.").
The record should be clear in this matter that David Derringer constantly presents the “law” for legal dismissal of this case due to summons deficiency, and the corruption of the judges disregard the law to keep persecuting David Derringer with Constitutional deprivations by vehicle of this case in jurisdictional defect. “service of summons-the District Court has no jurisdiction  to issue binding judgment against a party not served summons  in accordance  with the rule who does not waive the defects of service.” Once a defendant has raised a jurisdictional defense, the burden shifts to the plaintiff to prove that the relevant jurisdictional requirements are met. This appellate court cannot cover and litigate for Barrie Derringer over jurisdictional issues, which is exactly what is being illegally done by this court. There are no Appellees in this matter to prove service of summons and thus “Jurisdiction” and jurisdictional issues are to be controlling dismissing DV-12-234 and DM-12-610 intertwined mandatory as a matter of law.
1.      Deerman v. Board of County Commissioners, 116 NM 501, 864 P.2d 317 (Ct. App. 1993)
2.      Trujillo v. Goodwin, 2005-NMCA-095, 138 NM 48, 116 P.3d 839
3.      Abarca v. Hanson, 106 NM 25, 738  P.2d 519 (Ct. App. 1987)
4.      Holguin v. Elephant Butte Irrigation District, 91 N.M. 398, 575 P.2d 88 (1977)
5.      United States Fid. & Guar. Co. V. Raton Natural Gas Co., 86 N.M. 160, 521 P.2d 122 (1974)
6.      Jones v. Suntrust Service Corp., Not Reported in F.Supp., 1990 WL 256834, 54 Fair Empl.Prac.Cas. (BNA) 772, 56 Empl. Prac. Dec. P 40,796, N.D.Ga., October 12, 1990 (NO. CIV.A.1:89CV2903RHH)
7.      Hunkler v. U.S., Not Reported in F.Supp.2d, 2013 WL 593995, 111 A.F.T.R.2d 2013-764, 2013-1 USTC P 50,190, N.D.Ohio, February 15, 2013 (NO. 1:13-CV-0157)
8.      FN10. Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 4(c) mandates that a “summons shall be served together with a copy of the complaint.”  See Fed.R.Civ.P. 4(c).
9.      Once a defendant has raised a jurisdictional defense, the burden shifts to the plaintiff to prove that the relevant jurisdictional requirements are met. See  Mellon Bank (East) PSFS v. Farino, 960 F.2d 1217, 1223 (3d Cir.1992); Gehling v. St. George's Sch. of Medicine, Ltd., 773 F.2d 539, 542 (3d Cir.1985). The plaintiff must support this burden through “sworn affidavits or other competent evidence.” North Penn Gas Co. v. Corning Natural Gas Corp., 897 F.2d 687, 689 (3d Cir.), cert. denied, 498 U.S. 847 (1990) (citations omitted); Royal Gist-Brocades N.V. v. Sierra Prods. Ltd., No. 97-1147, 1997 WL 792905, at *1 (E.D.Pa. Dec. 22, 1997). Where the complaint and affidavits are relied upon to satisfy its burden, the plaintiff succeeds by making a prima facie showing that jurisdiction exists. See  Friedman v. Israel Labour Party, 957 F.Supp. 701, 706 (E.D.Pa.1997). “Factual discrepancies created by affidavits are generally resolved in favor of the non-moving party.” Id.; see also  Carterat Savings Bank v. Shushan, 954 F.2d 141, 142 n. 1 (3d Cir.), cert. denied, 506 U .S. 817 (1992).
10.  Mid-Continent Wood Products, Inc. v. Harris, 936 F.2d 297, 60 USLW 2052, 19 Fed.R.Serv.3d 1406, C.A.7 (Ill.), July 03, 1991 (NO. 89-3571)  ...service may be had.’ United States v. Mollenhauer Laboratories, Inc., 267 F.2d 260, 262 (7th Cir.1959) . Precisely because of the court's need to get jurisdiction over the person of the defendant, actual notice alone is insufficient to give the court the jurisdiction necessary to allow it to enter a judgment against a defendant . Therefore, [the defendant's] knowledge of the pendency of this lawsuit cannot cure the deficiencies in service upon [the defendant]. ” Bennett at 148 (citations omitted and emphasis added). We agree with the Bennett court and hold that actual knowledge of the existence of a lawsuit is insufficient to confer personal jurisdiction over a defendant in the absence of valid service of process. Even though Harris may have had knowledge of the lawsuit as a result of Harris' former attorney's negotiations with Mid–Continent, “actual notice...by summons is mandated
11.  Bourgeious v. Santa Fe Trail Stages, 43 N.M. 453, 95 P.2d 204, 1939 -NMSC- 050, N.M., October 16, 1939 (NO. 4448)
12.  Hammond v. District Court of Eighth Judicial Dist. of New Mexico, 30 N.M. 130, 228 P. 758, 39 A.L.R. 1490, 1924 -NMSC- 060, N.M., August 06, 1924 (NO. 2974)
13.  Omni Capital Intern., Ltd. v. Rudolf Wolff & Co., Ltd., 484 U.S. 97, 108 S.Ct. 404, 98 L.Ed.2d 415, 56 USLW 4031, 9 Fed.R.Serv.3d 691, U.S.La., December 08, 1987 (NO. 86-740)  ...jurisdiction. [2] [3] Before a federal court may exercise personal jurisdiction over a defendant, the procedural requirement of service of summons must be satisfied. “[S]ervice of summons is the procedure by which a court having venue and jurisdiction of the subject matter of the suit asserts jurisdiction over the person of the party served.”
14.  Mississippi Publishing Corp. v. Murphree, 326 U.S. 438, 444–445, 66 S.Ct. 242, 245–246, 90 L.Ed. 185 (1946) . Thus, before a court may exercise personal jurisdiction over a defendant, there must be more than notice to the defendant and a constitutionally sufficient relationship between the defendant and the forum. There also must be a basis for the defendant's amenability to service of summons. Absent consent, this means there must be authorization for service of summons on the defendant. 
This lack of jurisdiction of DV-12-234 mandates that the New Mexico Court of Appeals remand Order to dismiss DV-12-234 in its entirety, voiding and mooting any Orders, Constitutional deprivations, Judgments, stipulations, Sanctions, injunctions, orders of protection, orders of no-contact, remove copies of any injunction/no-contact/criminal allegations/sentencing from any law enforcement records, and any and all other matters involving this illegal case due to fundamental error and total jurisdiction defect without service of summons. State v. Martinez, P.3d, 2013 WL 597038, N.M.App., January 31, 2013 (NO. 32,271). Additionally, both Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar and Judge Hadfield denied David Derringer his exhibits, witnesses, and distorted and stopped testimony, and denied legal argument; all designed to corrupt the court record and defeat due process and equal protection; then to cement the corruption, Judge Hadfield destroyed court records and personal property of pleadings of David Derringer and blocked appeals; mandating dismissal. With a lack of summons making the suit invalid is abuse of discretion for the appellate court to continue that enforcement, and a provable abuse of the court's process or otherwise improper DV-12-234 and DM-12-610 must be dismissed. Pargin Realty ERA v. Schmidt, P.3d, 2013 WL 4515964, N.M.App., February 08, 2013 (NO. 31,689) NMSA 44–7A23, unless a party appealing from the award shows that the award was obtained through corruption, fraud, or other undue means; a party was prejudiced by arbitrator corruption, misconduct, or partiality; the arbitrator exceeded his or her powers; and the rights of a party were substantially prejudiced. 44–7A–24(a).This “abuse of discretion” of all aspects of DV-12-234 must as a matter of law be overturned and remanded for dismissal by the NM Ct. App. Clark v. Clark, P.3d, 2013 WL 4499346, N.M.App., August 12, 2013 (NO. 31,547) ; Meiboom v. Watson, 2000–NMSC–004, 29,128 N.M.536, 994 P2D 1154. This is Constitutionally mandated for the New Mexico Court of Appeals to perform this dismissal of all aspects of DV-12-234 by the Constitution 4th, 5th and 14th Amendments and US Code Title 42 Section 1981.
The NM Ct. App. selectively ignores PARAGRAPH B and attempts to rule on this appeal matter of No. 32,982 prior to the proper ruling on the former appeal of No. 32,326 wherein David Derringer’s “gun rights” under the 2nd Amendment have been taken illegally for a period of two years and without cause with the same jurisdictionally defective DV-12-234 without service of summons. This is a deliberate action wherein the NM Ct. App. hopes to set the “Jurisdictional’ issue to rest so that they can continue to deprive David Derringer’s 2nd Amendment rights in No. 32,326 afterward of this appeal. For a period of two years without any felonies of legal ability to order David Derringer non-use of firearms, jurisdictionally defective DV-12-234 deprived David Derringer his 2nd Amendment rights and thus also deprivation of income as a NM Professional Outfitter #32 mandating the use of firearms to make a living as a professional hunter. Muckleroy v. Muckleroy, 498 P.2d 1357 N.M.,1972 ;Owen v. City of Independence, US Supreme Court 445 US 622 (1980) No. 78-1779. Jurisdictionally defective DV-12-234 illegally deprived David Derringer 2nd Amendment rights and NM Constitution Article II Section 6, without cause or legal ability, and as such also deprived a valid income by profession of outfitter/professional hunter #32 in New Mexico, and thus David Derringer exercised his 1st Amendment rights to expose the public corruption of the NM judiciary on the Internet by Google Blogs of placing actual public record court pleadings, which was distasteful to the courts and the Petitioner, but entirely beneficial to the world public, exposing the truth of Constitutional and Civil Rights deprivations against David Derringer in DV-12-234; DM-12-610; CV-12-1307; and CV-12-10816, which precipitated vicious and unlawful acts by the courts to Order David Derringer to stop posting public documents seen “world-wide”, (IPRA) and thus persecuted and punished David Derringer for exercising Constitutional rights and “freedom of expression”, and “freedom of speech”. Forrester v. White, 792 F.2d 647 cert granted 107 S. Ct. 1282, 479 US 1083, 94 L.Ed.2d 140 reversed 108 S. Ct. 538, 484 US 219, 98 L.Ed.2d 555 on remand 846 F.2d 29. The “title” of the blogs was the “title” and heading of the public records of the law suits, highly applicable as merely placing “public record” documents for the world public to see. This entails also the New Mexico Statutory laws of “Inspection of Public Records” of which DV-12-234 and the NM Ct. App. “obstructs” by stating in legal error and without jurisdiction that public records cannot be placed on the Internet; that David Derringer cannot exercise his 1st Amendment rights by placing public court records on Google Blogs with the name inclusive of Barrie Derringer/Crowe. NLRB v. Sears, Roebuck and Co. 421 U.S. 132, 136 (1975) “virtually every record by an agency must be made available to the public in one form or another, unless it is specifically exempted from disclosure” Internet disclosure is merely another form of access to public court records. What has really happened here, is that David Derringer has posted public documents on the Internet of court records that are distasteful both to exposure of the fraud and malicious prosecution of David Derringer by Barrie Derringer and also the public corruption and judicial fraud of the New Mexico courts, and attempts are made to persecute David Derringer without jurisdiction by the courts to stop this exposure. State ex rel. Newsome v. Alarid, 90 N.M. at 797. Where there is no contrary statute or countervailing public policy, the right to inspect public records must be freely allowed.” The criminal persecution of David Derringer is being covered up by judicial bribery of Judge Alan Malott, destruction of court records by Judge Alisa Hadfield, and obstruction of justice by the higher NM Ct. App. blocking David Derringer from appeals so as to keep as much of the public corruption and cocaine interactions occurring with the NM judiciary out of the general knowledge of the public, so the public cannot keep a “watchful eye” on what is really happening in our government. Nixon v. Warner Communications, Inc. 435 U.S. 589 (1978) “Access to public records is one of the fundamental rights afforded people in a democracy. Even where there is no statute, a common law right to inspect and copy public records affords members of the public the opportunity to keep a watchful eye on government.” Just as the Albuquerque Police Department murders by shooting in the back those it does not like or want in the APD city of Albuquerque, the NM Judiciary accepts bribes, destroys court records and blocks appeals to keep from public court records the actual facts of corruption and judicial indiscretions, and keeps the NM Judicial Standards in “protection” of such justices rather the protect the integrity of the judicial system of our government. Instead of lack of knowledge about certain cases, wherein the citizen has to know what is happening and retrieve public court records to find corruption, David Derringer has simplified knowledge of the corruption in DV-12-234, DM-12-610, CV-12-1307 and CV-12-10816 by posting public records only a click away from any computer on the Internet; a totally justifiable and legal means of the public accessing “public records” under 1st Amendment rights without the “secrecy” desired by both Barrie Derringer and the State NM judiciary. New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA), NMSA 20 1978, §§ 14-2-1 to -12 (1947, as amended through 2011), and that David Derringer’s Internet Google publication of the public court records conforms to information accessible by the public. State ex rel. Newsome v. Alarid, 90 N.M. at 797 “A citizen has a fundamental right to have access to public records. The citizen’s right to know is the rule and secrecy is the exception. Where there is no contrary statute or countervailing public policy, the right to inspect public records must be freely allowed.” IPRA provides that “[e]very person has a right to inspect public records of this state.” Section 14-2-1(A).Rule LR1-2 208(A) NMRA (noting that the policy of the First Judicial District is to allow free public access to official court files for each case docketed and filed); see also Rule 4 LR1-208(B) (“No court file, except those matters required by law to remain confidential, shall be ordered sealed from public inspection, except in extraordinary cases to be determined by the court[.]”); Rule 1-079(A) NMRA (“Court records are subject to public access unless sealed by order of the court or otherwise protected from disclosure under the provisions of this rule.”). Since Judge Hadfield proceeded to illegally confiscate and destroy all tendered copies of court pleadings to be filed, which before filing constituted the “personal property” of David Derringer, constituting “larceny”, and attempted to stop any further appeals, by Ordering the court clerks not to file any pleadings or other court papers by David Derringer in criminal acts of “obstruction of justice” by Judge Hadfield’s “lack of jurisdiction”, so as to block appeals in a United States court; these are illegal acts that the public has to be aware and are disclosed in the court pleading filed of court record. Wilson & Co. v. Banque Francaise du Mexique, 124 Misc. 690, 208 N.Y.S. 213, N.Y.Supp., June 11, 192.   Since the NM Ct. App. and the NM Supreme Court have denied and covered up the David Derringer multiple Petitions for Superintending Control and Petition for Writ of Mandamus filed to gain “justice to be served” and the NM Judicial Standards Commission and the NM Disciplinary Board has denied and covered up all of the multiple sustained complaints by David Derringer, whereas now blocking appeals, destruction of court records and other criminal acts of deprivation of “forma pauperis” (proved valid by public assistance) are only some of the ways the courts are covering up and attempting to stop the world wide exposure of the public corruption of the NM judiciary, the INTERNET is the only means of allowing the public to know the truth. NMRA Rule 1-090. David Derringer has no legal recourse but to continue to expose these and other unlawful activities until some element of the Government takes corrective action. Prei, Inc. v. Columbia Pictures 508 U.S. 49, 113 S.Ct. 1920, 1925, 123 L. Ed. 2d 611 (1993).
In “Paragraph C” of the Appellant’s Memorandum [MIO9] the NM Ct. App. tries desperately to cover up the criminal acts of both Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar and Judge Hadfield’s “criminal conviction and sentencing” of David Derringer without due process of law in a civil court not prosecuted by the State of New Mexico and not afforded a “criminal complaint”. This NM Court of Appeals ties in legal manipulation to quote case laws involving “contempt” and the lack of need of Miranda rights for “civil contempt” when trying also to corrupt the court record that DV-12-234 actually meant to hold David Derringer in “contempt” as though to second guess and distort the actual writings of the Order of the trial court that explicitly uses the word “harassment” only found in the criminal statutes of the State of New Mexico. Then, the NM Ct. App. tries to tailor this deprivation of trial incident as “sanctions”. In all actual trial documents, at no time is there used either the words contempt or sanctions but instead the “criminal” wording of “harassment”. Thus, there was a “criminal conviction and sentencing” done here absolutely illegal under due process and equal protection and all done without jurisdiction without original service of summons in the original civil matter. This was done for persecution, threats, intimidation and “conspiracy against rights”, “deprivation of rights under color of law” and the inherent hatred and animosity against individual David Derringer by courts dedicated to pursuing, targeting and hunting down and ruining the life of David Derringer for contesting and exposure now and in the past of the public judicial corruption of New Mexico involved in cocaine racketeering with the Mexico drug cartels. The original Petition for Order to Show Cause filed by Petitioner Barrie Derringer contained no accusations of “criminal harassment” but entailed in legal error of idea that David Derringer had violated the non-jurisdictional “no-contact” order by placing blogs on the Internet of public court documents. This entailed as supposition only at the most that David Derringer was in “contempt” of a civil order. During the hearing, the Petitioner failed to introduce evidence of compliance with the Rules of Evidence of the NMRA, whereas all of her claims of evidence of copies of papers claimed to be downloaded Internet blogs were incomplete, jumbled and incoherent. Upon legal “objection” to this hodge-podge of evidence not in compliance with “completeness” mandated by the Rules of evidence, the David Derringer “objection was sustained” of court record by the Commissioner. Then, only in chambers with the collusion of the criminal minds of both Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar and Judge Hadfield did a Petition for Order to Show Cause entailing at the most “contempt” be formed into a “criminal charge of harassment” and without trial commence into a conviction and sentencing of “harassment” against David Derringer. This entails criminal “complaint”, necessary grand jury hearing and indictment, trial, jury, conviction and sentencing by only a metro or district court, necessitating Miranda rights upon arrest or criminal complaint, ability to retain public defender and jury and rights to appeal any sentencing, none of which occurred or was able to occur in jurisdictionally defective “civil matter” of DV-12-234. The term “harassment”  used selectively and in persecution of David Derringer by the courts entails accusations and allegations of “criminal conduct” as “harassment” is only contained in the criminal code of New Mexico under NMSA Section 30, and any such “allegations” have to be pursued by criminal complaint, prosecution by the district attorney or attorney general of the state of New Mexico against David Derringer. Such a criminal complaint for “harassment” cannot be heard or prosecuted by family court Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar or Judge Alisa Hadfield, nor can it be prosecuted by a divorce attorney Alain Jackson under a “Petition for Order of Protection”. Harassment and contempt and sanctions are not synonymous terms and the NM Ct. App. has no jurisdiction to entertain this issue with DV-12-234 without jurisdiction, but also cannot rule on an Order of “harassment” as though it was an order of “contempt or sanctions” which is was written not. All criminal complaints have to be prosecuted by the complaint State of New Mexico v. David Derringer, none of which exist. Thus, at no time could either Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar, Judge Hadfield, or this NM Ct. App. allege “harassment” against David Derringer or even use the “term” in any court proceedings or papers, and at no time could any “conviction or sentencing” take place by Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar or Judge Hadfield to sentence David Derringer to thirty (30) days in County Jail for exercising 1st Amendment rights and allowing the public to see “public records” under the freedom of information acts, or exercising conjecture or rhetorical questions as poetic license, emotional expressions, and freedoms of opinions of the 1st Amendment; “freedom of speech”. All wording of “harassment “ illegal conviction and sentencing must be removed from the court record, and David Derringer is due “restitution” for these egregious acts. The NM Court of Appeals cannot hear, take judicial notice,  attempt to hold trial within the appeal of DV-12-234, or make any rulings involving the 1st Amendment rights of  David Derringer while placing his blogs on the Internet Google. In this instance, the “Derringer Google blogs” were used to convey public information of legally filed court records to the World, and thus were purely informational and used for dissemination of public information that was readily accessible to any that chose to obtain it, thus giving no possible jurisdiction to DV-12-234 to stop David Derringer’s legal use of 1st Amendment rights to provide this information to the public of the World. SEE; Jason H. Eaton, Annotation, Effect of Use, or Alleged Use, of Internet on Personal Jurisdiction in, or Venue of, Federal Court Case, 155 A.L.R. Fed 535, § 4[b] (1999) (listing the many cases that do not find personal jurisdiction where informational websites are involved). This matter is entirely supported in New Mexico Court of Appeals Sublett v. Wallin, No. 24,101. Both Commissioner and Judge Hadfield knew that they were re-tailoring the Petitioner’s hearing evidence formerly “sustained” as incomplete in the actual hearing and in violation of the NMRA Rules of Evidence, and then evilly using this hodge-podge incomplete exhibits against David Derringer only behind closed doors in chambers; mis-using a “civil” proceeding to persecute and convict David Derringer of “criminal harassment”, and willfully used the term “harassment” in the Orders and criminal sentencing using words from the criminal code NMSA 30 of NM instead of the word “contempt” or “sanctions” in doing an act without just cause or lawful excuse. State v. Masters, 99 N.M. 58, 60, 653 P.2d 889, 891 (Ct. App. 1982). This was done maliciously for criminal harassment, intimidation and threats in both coercion and extortion against David Derringer to protect another woman (Barrie Derringer) that has been exposed of fraud and perjury in false accusations of “domestic violence” against a husband that never did any. The real intent of the trial court was to persecute David Derringer for exposing public records to the public, so that others similarly situated would know the corruption and violations of the New Mexico family courts by reading what happens in the bias and prejudiced justices ruling these matters, so that reform or removal from the bench for Constitutional violations of such justices can be accomplished.
Additionally, the “criminal ruling Order, conviction and sentencing in total violation of any aspects of due process and equal protection is a “vagueness” Order that cannot be enforced. Pursuant to Rule 12-216(B) NMRA, New Mexico courts frequently consider unpreserved vagueness claims. See, State v. Myers, 2010-NMCA-007, 12, 147 N.M. 574, 577, 226 P.3d 673, 676, cert. granted ("Although Defendant did not raise [void-for-vagueness] in the trial court, we accept the parties agreement that the issue is nonetheless properly before us."); State ex reI. Children, Youth and Families Dept v. Shawna C., 2005NMCA-066,  24, 137 N.M. 687, 695, 114 P.3d 367, 375 ("A void-forvagueness attack need not be preserved to enable our review"); State v. Laguna, 1999-NMCA-152,  18, 128 N.M. 345, 349, 992 P.2d 896, 900. The vagueness here is that it gives unlimited discretion for any judge to rule by picking and choosing words, sentences, writing structure, embellishment and personal opinion, artful wording or any other is “inappropriate” use of the 1st Amendment; making each judge a dictator in their own right of what and what does not comprise the 1st Amendment, or “criminal harassment” charges will ensue. This DV-12-234 Order for “harassment” is conclusively shown to be nothing more than an “ad hoc” application of “judicial terrorism” against a litigant that does not submit readily to intimidation and judicial abuse and wherein all applications to use of the Internet under freedom of speech, freedom of expression, freedom of writing and artistic expressions of thought, rhetorical questions and personal insight are preserved with the Constitutional 1st Amendment by David Derringer doing nothing more than exposing public records on the Internet with his own perceptions of violations that have been forced upon him.  Hoffman Estates v. Flipside, 455 U.S. 489, 499 (1982). Sustaining the illegal acts of the Commissioner and Judge Hadfield to threaten, intimidate and persecute litigants that legally contest illicit decisions with underlying fraud and bribery, and using deprivations of Constitutional rights as penalty therefore allows, if not encourages, subjective and ad hoc applications by judges of “judicial terrorism” against all litigants, particularly when pro-se. The Constitution 1st Amendment was constructed not only for expression but to contest and expose illegal government actions to bring about accountability, prosecution and reform from public officials that violate the law and their oath. Jordan v. Pugh, 425 F.3d 820, 825 (lOth Cir. 2005). In addition, an enactment should "be interpreted to mean what the legislative body enacting it intended it to mean, and to accomplish the ends sought to be accomplished by it." Texas Nat. Theatres, Inc. v. City of Albuquerque, 97 N.M. 282, 285, 639 P.2d 569, 572 (1982). The New Mexico Constitution provides David Derringer with even more protection than the 1st Amendment, especially when used in conjunction with the NM Statutes NMSA 1978, 14-2-5 Purpose of Act; Declaration of Public Policy “Recognizing that a representative government is dependent upon an informed electorate, the intent of the legislature in enacting the Inspection of Public Records Act is to ensure, and it is declared to be the public policy of this state, that all persons are entitled to the greatest possible information regarding the affairs of government and the official acts of public officers and employees. The judiciary in this matter violates laws and Constitution and has been exposed by David Derringer properly on the Internet. In City of Farmington v. Fawcett, 114 N.M. 537,545-47,843 P.2d 839,847-49 (Ct. App. 1992), this Court diverged from federal precedent in holding that Article II, § 17 provides greater protection than the First Amendment. Taking note of the significant textual differences between the Article II, § 17 and the First Amendment, the Fawcett court stated, "[w]e can ... assume that the authors of the New Mexico Constitution were aware of the language of the First Amendment. ..and consciously chose to adopt a different formula." Id. At 847. That choice, the Court concluded, has consequence: Article II, § 17 dictates the application of a more rigorous standard than afforded to challenges under the First Amendment. Id. at 847-51. Persecuting a citizen for exposing public corruption in public pleadings places on the Internet is protected by the dictates of the freedoms of society from persecution by its own government. Forsyth County 30 Ga. v. Nationalist Movement, 505 U.S. 123, 129 (1992) ("It is well established that in the area of freedom of expression an overbroad regulation may be subject to facial review and invalidation"). This is true because courts appreciate that "the very existence of some broadly written laws has the potential to chill the expressive activity of others not before the court." Illegal 2nd Amendment deprivations, with a guise of “no contact” taking the professional use of firearms and freedoms of use and ownership of firearms from David Derringer for a period of two years is a “criminal” terrorism against the 2nd Amendment (sedition and treason of the 14th Amendment Section 3) and must be exposed on the Internet that “women” cannot use the court for malicious purposes in family court. Accordingly, “Harassment” charges, conviction and sentencing without due process, and the NM Court of Appeals attempting to re-write the trial court and defend it under judicial fraud of “contempt”  or “sanctions” is the entire reason that this corruption was placed on the Internet. What the purpose of the Order illegally convicting David Derringer of “criminal harassment” is really designed to do is stop disclosure of public records, stop exposure of public corruption, and keep the public uninformed of Constitutional 2nd Amendment right deprivations by illegal wording in the printed court’s own Order of Protection provably unconstitutional. Because the Commissioner and Judge Hadfield are censoring public records from the public they are doing criminal acts subversive to the Constitution and simply do not want the  secondary effects  of being voted out or removed from public office and prosecuted by the “informed public”. David Derringer’s proper use of the 1st Amendment to inform the public of needed “information” of corruption in their community must pass strict scrutiny under Article II, § 17. Under strict scrutiny, regulations may be upheld only if they are justified by compelling governmental interests and are narrowly tailored to that interest. Public corruption is not in the public interest, nor is destruction of court records, blocking appeals and illegal deprivation of 2nd Amendment rights. See In re Vincent, 2007-NMSC-056,  5, 143 N.M. 56, 57, 172 P.3d 605, 606 (citations omitted); Simon & Schuster, Inc. v. Members of New York State Crime Victims Bd., 502 U.S. 105, 118 (1991); Boos v. Barry, 485 U.S. 312, 329 (1988).
DV-12-234 is explicitly intertwined with DM-12-610 including the destruction of court records, deprival of due process and other egregious criminal acts by Judge Hadfield against David Derringer and thus DM-12-610 must be dismissed entirely as well. Phelps v. Hamilton, 122 F.3d 1309, 1323 (10th Cir. 1997). The NM Ct. App. deliberately ignores the lack of service of summons that precludes “jurisdiction” as a public corruption matter to be able to single out David Derringer and pursue his deprivation of rights under Constitution. Varney  v. Taylor, 79 NM 652, 448 P.2d 164 (1968). David Derringer was convicted and prosecuted for a violation of criminal laws, as “harassment” is only contained in the criminal code of New Mexico and is not “contempt”. The Court cannot re-write the Order by the trial court to indicate it is contempt because is repeatedly uses the word “harassment” which is a criminal matter and this was purposefully used to intimidate and threaten the Appellant to not disobey a court ruling that was without jurisdiction due to lack of service of summons. Accordingly, Concha v. Sanchez, and Rhodes V. State ex rel Bliss do not apply to an Order, conviction and sentence with the criminal wording “harassment” under NMSA Section 30. It is asinine for any rational justice to envision that a legal law suit is “contact” with a party, or that “harassment” is made by filing legal court pleadings in the case regardless of wording or rhetorical questions or opinions contained, and clearly the Constitution, US Code Title 42 Section 1981 by Congress did not foresee or condone any idea of one party gaining an “Order of Protection” “no-contact” to defeat due process of the opposing party’s litigation. “Contact” cannot be entertained as writings in court pleadings, Internet blogs or actions that are not “directly” sent to a party. Undeniably, a person only “chooses” to read an Internet blog; it is not forced upon them for direct contact. Vigil v. State Auditor's Office, 138 N.M. 63, 116 P.3d 854, 2005 -NMCA- 096, N.M.App., June 01, 2005 (NO. 24,225) “every indication that [a] strong pattern of public corruption existed.”  No. 32,982 is not an appeal from a criminal trial of “harassment” and this court has no jurisdiction to entertain any such concept. State v. Reynolds, 111 NM 263, 267, 804 P.2d 1082, 1086 (Ct. App. 1990) “Matters outside the record present no issue for review”. Such statements can easily be construed as “public corruption” and attempt at “entrapment. Schultz ex rel. Schultz v. Pojoaque Tribal Police Dept. P.3d, 2013 WL 4499132 N.M.App.,2013 August 19, 2013 “.. had a legal and moral duty, pursuant to statutory authority and his oath”. Benevidez v. Benevidez, 99 N.M. 535, 660 P.2d 1017 (1983). These matters all have an underlying basis of drug trafficking/racketeering cocaine and other controlled substances, and the Mexico cartels intertwined in the cocaine use and distribution to various New Mexico judges and attorneys involved in this matter in violation of the RICO Act. US v. Barrera-Moreno, 951 F.2d 1089; Kunkel v. US, 113 S. Ct. 417, 506 US 957, 121 L.Ed.2d 340; Ruis v. US, 113 S. Ct. 985, 506 US 1055, 122 L.Ed.2d 137. In a cover-up by the New Mexico judicial system against David Derringer, Constitution, statutory laws and due process have been violated in order to stop the exposure of the public corruption involving destruction of court records, blocking appeals, illegally denying “forma pauperis” so as to stop use of the United States court system, illegal sentencing to incarceration without criminal complaint, trial and all aspects therein of “due process”, and intended physical harm or murder of David Derringer and other atrocities done by Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar, Judge Hadfield, Judge Malott and other attending justices in the higher courts. This, of course is the basis for attempting to “muzzle” David Derringer with orders not to exercise 1st Amendment rights of putting public court records, David Derringer’s “opinions and poetic and self expression rhetorical questions and other viewpoints on Google blogs. Throughout these illegal proceedings forced upon the Appellant, time and again the Appellant referenced and delineated all law mandating this court to dismiss. Instead, this court willfully and maliciously chose to continue to harass, persecute and mis-use DV-12-234 to take Constitutional rights unlawfully from the Appellant David Derringer without legality or cause, criminally accuse, convict, sentence and persecute David Derringer for “harassment”  without due process or equal protection of criminal complaint, trial, Miranda, attorney, jury, and all other mandates of any criminal proceeding. The court after the fact, then maliciously attempts to cover up this by “re-writing” the trial court record by conjecture that they place illegal synonymy of “criminal harassment with civil contempt or sanctions” which are not at all the same. This is done to protect underling justices doing criminal acts of “conspiracy against rights”, “deprivation of rights under color of law” and “criminal “obstruction of justice”. When the court constructs their ruling based on “the statement can be construed as an attempt to communicate” is purely conjecture, interpretation and not fact, and conjecture or opinion “construed” cannot be used to form a “criminal conviction without trial”, nor can 1st Amendments be denied by one or even several justices personal opinion. If any judge can deprive 1st Amendment rights by simply their personal opinion, which varies from person to person; there are no Constitutional rights of 1st Amendment nor any other.  Clearly, if the Appellant is free to express his opinions of the corrupt judiciary, as agreed by the court, the Appellant is also free to express his opinions of his wife and marriage, and the effect of her perjury and fraud done to the courts in mis-using the family courts to subjugate a man. When the blog title is the title of the court action brought against the Appellant and is court record, and the content therein is public documents filed with the court referencing that same tile with the Petitioner’s name, there is no violation  of either the 1st Amendment or the “freedom of information act”. Clearly, if the citizen would look up the public court record of either DV-12-234 or DM-12-610 they would use the name Barrie Derringer as filing Petitioner Barrie Lee Derringer v. David Brian Derringer to access that information just as the title of the blog references the same. Without use of the name Barrie Derringer, no one could find the legal filing of Petitioner in the public record. There is not even the faint residual aromatic freedom odor  of “due process or equal protection” here, but only the reek of the rancid stench of “judicial fraud and public judicial corruption”. Fraud upon the court embraces only that species of fraud which does or attempts to defile the court itself or which is perpetrated by officers of the court so that the judicial system cannot perform in a usual manner. Jemez Properties, Inc. v. Lucero, 94 N.M. at 184 n. 1, 608 P.2d at 160 n. 1. Fraud upon the court occurs where there is a deliberately planned and carefully executed scheme to defraud the court, not simply a judgment obtained with the aid of a witness whose perjury is revealed by after-discovered evidence. See Hazel–Atlas Glass Co. v. Hartford–Empire Co., 322 U.S. at 246, 64 S.Ct. at 1001.; Moya v. Catholic Archdiocese of New Mexico  107 N.M. 245, 247, 755 P.2d 583, 585 (N.M.,1988). Notwithstanding the arguments raised on appeal by each party, we believe that it is the record of this case that demands our attention. The inherent power of a court to grant equitable relief from a judgment procured by fraud upon the court is beyond question. Universal Oil Prods. Co. v. Root Ref. Co., 328 U.S. 575, 580, 66 S.Ct. 1176, 1179, 90 L.Ed. 1447 (1946); Hazel–Atlas Glass Co. v. Hartford–Empire Co., 322 U.S. 238, 244, 64 S.Ct. 997, 1000, 88 L.Ed. 1250 (1944), overruled on other grounds, Standard Oil Co. v. United States, 429 U.S. 17, 97 S.Ct. 31, 50 L.Ed.2d 21 (1976); Jemez Properties, Inc. v. Lucero, 94 N.M. 181, 184 n. 1, 608 P.2d 157, 160 n. 1 (Ct.App.1979), cert. denied, 94 N.M. 628, 614 P.2d 545 (1980).
CONCLUSION
This NM Court of Appeals vehemently violates law by ‘FORCING DAVID DERRINGER IN TYRANNY AND CRIMINAL OPPRESSION’ to submit to DV-12-234 without service of summons by Barrie Derringer. This “sedition and treason” is outrageous acts by justices that “swore to God” by Oath to obey the Constitution (14th Amendment due process and equal protection) and all appurtenant laws. In re Williamson, 43 BR 813; Silva v. City of Madison, 69 F.3d 1368, 33 Fed.R.Serv.3d 994, C.A.7 (Wis.), November 16, 1995 (NO. 93-2211)  ...service of process. It simply is not reasonable for us to conclude that it was intended that such a major exception to the clear mandates of Rules 4 and 12 be undertaken without any express mention of such a consequence. It is one thing to require removal before proper service is effected; it is quite another to require a party to file a responsive pleading. Requiring a responsive pleading before service is effected is at odds with a fundamental principle of federal procedure—that a responsive pleading is required only after service has been effected and the party has been made subject to the jurisdiction of the federal courts. Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(a)(1)(A) ( “[A] defendant shall serve an answer within 20 days after being served with the summons and complaint . ” ). See Omni Capital Int'l, Ltd. v. Rudolf... It is entirely appurtenant here to notice the reading FBI and the court with past and present judicial fraud perpetrated upon David Derringer by this court and indications that at no time under any set of appeal or litigation will David Derringer ever receive either justice or attendance to law within this court.
1.      NM Ct. App. No. 27,127 Appeal presided over by NM Ct. App. Judge Cynthia Fry, while Judge Fry was a current defendant to David Derringer in US Federal District Court 10th Circuit Civil Rights litigation and #CIV-03-0804 wherein she stole the David Derringer $400,000.00 ranch in “retaliation” without the mandated statutory foreclosure trial, without compliance to NMSA 39-5-5, and gave the Derringer ranch to the cocaine importer Mick Chapel of Quemado, New Mexico along with $5.5 million dollars of David Derringer’s exclusive personal property including historical pre-1907 ground water rights, timber, and mineral rights of recorded deed with Catron County as “personal property” of only David Derringer.
2.      The NM Court of Appeals sustained and did nothing about proven murder attempts against David Derringer by cocaine druggie Judge Thomas Fitch in January, 2002; and again by the illegal order of cocaine druggie Judge John Pope on January 11, 2006 stealing the Derringer property  by the gunpoint of automatic weapons, driving David Derringer from his home without being able to take any of his personal property (then stolen and vandalized by Mick Chapel).  
3.      The NM Ct. of Appeals has done nothing but illegally block and subjugate David Derringer’s legal appeals of DV-12-234 and DM-12-610 with underlying public corruption, bribery, destruction of court records, the illegal Order by Judge Hadfield to the Second Judicial District Court clerk not to file any legal pleading of David Derringer and attempts to block appeal by denial of filing of “notice of appeal” and “docketing statements”; (acts of criminal obstruction of justice).
4.      This court has illegally mandated ability without jurisdiction before any legal docketing or filing, to read appeal papers and then deny same for legal filing and refusal of assigning a docket number when they expose the underlying judicial corruption and judicial bribery, and has illegally refused to grant “forma pauperis” as mandated for David Derringer with underlying court orders granting forma pauperis and proof of indigency and public assistance within Bernalillo County, State of New Mexico; an illegal act to cover up bribery and public corruption by denying appeal and due process and equal protection so as to taint and control the public court records.
5.      The NM Ct. App. has illegally denied appeal in forma pauperis and obstructed assigning a docket number for a legal appeal, by illegally refusing to grant “forma pauperis” as mandated for David Derringer with underlying court orders granting forma pauperis and proof of indigency and public assistance within Bernalillo County, State of New Mexico; an illegal act to cover up bribery and public corruption by denying appeal and due process and equal protection so as to taint and control the public court records, and refused to mandate a change of venue for justice to be served in underlying intertwined CV-12-1307 and CV-12-10816 so as to cover up the totally proven bribery of Judge Alan Malott of the Second Judicial District Court by the multimillion dollar NAI Maestas and Ward Commercial Real Estate Corporation that is laundering Mexico drug cartel monies into New Mexico real estate with the illegal assistance of the Petitioner Barrie Derringer/Crowe of DV-12-234 and DM-12-610 totally intertwined with the corruption of this court; and MUCH MORE illegal acts without jurisdiction and judicial capacity perpetrated against David Derringer for exposing NM judicial corruption.
6.      Therefore, the Appellant motions this court as a part of this pleading for a “panel of judges” to gain aspect of whether the past and proven current corruption is only several justices or the entire judicial system.
DV-12-234 has illegally been perpetuated without service of original summons, making it from the onset jurisdictionally defective and in fundamental error. In this illegal abuse of process and malicious process against David Derringer, Constitutional 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 10th, 13th and 14th Amendment rights have been taken from David Derringer for over two (2) years and ongoing, and Respondent’s income as professional outfitter/hunter #32 has been denied due to all Constitutional and Civil Rights deprivations. Pepper v. Alezander, 599 Supp. 523. The damages come directly from the court litigating against the Appellant for the benefit of the Petitioner, as the Petitioner (Appellee) has never been present in any of the higher courts beyond the trial court, whereas it is the courts themselves that litigate against David Derringer to force agendas not in compliance with any laws. In violations of laws, it seems that a motive other than “justice” prevails with the conspiracy of the courts working in tandem with Barrie Derringer, aka Barrie Crowe, aka Barrie Beverley, Alain Jackson, Alicia Santos, Floyd Wilson, Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar, Judge Hadfield, Judge Malott, and several other New Mexico justices that have been instrumental in the criminal “conspiracy against rights”, “deprivation of rights under color of law”, “obstruction of justice” and other criminal and civil rights deprivations against David Derringer for over 2 ½ years ongoing. Clearly, the courts indicate that David Derringer “can” voice his opinion under the 1st Amendment over some things, and therefore their muzzling of his opinion over other things is simply picking and choosing the “content” of the opinion, all of which violates the 1st Amendment. Since these justices all are working outside of jurisdiction and judicial capacity in a case without jurisdiction without service of summons, all acts are subversive and accountable as personal liability and inflicting direct liability against the State of New Mexico whom they represent. The State of New Mexico is responsible as well as every individual named above for taking “citizenship” and Constitutional rights from David Derringer when each knew what they were doing illegally and criminal actions to hurt David Derringer, and knew their misconduct and discharge of duties was for malice and harm, and David Derringer has taken all possible action to prevent it, including world-wide exposure of this public corruption on the Internet. Cordova v. Vaughn Mun. School Dist. Bd. Of Educ. 3 F. Supp.2d 1216. Judges outside of jurisdiction have acted in malice against a citizen perpetuating a case without service of summons, effectively in tyranny forcing the Appellant to constantly defend himself.  
REQUEST FOR RELIEF
This “judicial terrorism” must be exposed and  stopped with criminal prosecution of all involved as well as FBI “frequent and random drug testing of NM justices and attorneys”. In Kelly v. St. Vincent Hospital, 102 N.M. 201, 207, 692 P.2d 1350, 1356 (Ct.App.1984), this Court noted that the tort could be accomplished by either of two methods: improper motive solely to harm the plaintiff or improper means. If proven, either basis standing alone will support liability. Id. In our most recent case of Zarr v. Washington Tru Solutions, LLC, 2009–NMCA–050, 146 N.M. 274, 208 P.3d 919, we set out the correct standard for a finding of improper means. What may qualify as ‘improper means' depends to some degree on context and can include, but is not limited to predatory behavior, violence, threats or intimidation, deceit or misrepresentation, bribery, economic pressure, unfounded litigation, defamation, unlawful conduct, and perhaps violation of business ethics and customs. There is suggestion of “bribery of judges, employment of counsel to ‘influence’ the court : bribery, contrary to NMSA 1978, Section 30-24-3(A)(3) (1997). Refusal of the venue change mandatory upon motion filed (for “justice to be served”) and mandated hearing that was denied shows the extent the courts will defy NM Statutory laws to cover up other justices involved in bribery and racketeering. The illegal and ongoing non-jurisdictional “process” of DV-12-234 was designed to accomplish an illegitimate end. DeVaney v. Thriftway Marketing Corporation, 124 NM 512, 953 P.2d 277.
The courts are mandated to Order restitution and compensation for such Constitutional deprivations. Civil Rights 13.4(2). Archuleta v. Lacuesta, 988 P.2d 883, 128 N.M. 13, 1999-NMCA-113 cert denied 990 P.2d 822, 128 N.M. 148 cert denied 120 S. Ct. 937, 528 US 1117, 145 L.Ed.2d 815. Hughes v. Dyer, DC Mo. 1974, 378 F. Supp. 1305 “Plaintiffs in Civil Rights actions are entitled to compensatory damages for humiliation, emotional distress, and deprivation of their Civil Rights.”; Oliver v. Foster, DC Tes. 1981 524 F. Supp. 927. In DV-12-234 severe actions were taken against David Derringer without due process, without facts, in perjury and fraud, and without ability to prosecute without service of summons and such actions were perpetuated by the corruption of judges mis-using power and authority. U.S. v. Pedreza 27 F.3d 1515 cert denied 115 Supreme Court 347, 513 U.S. 941, 130 L.Ed.2d 303 cert denied. When the Respondent exposed this corruption with public records on the Internet, the state employees of Commissioner and judges crossed into doing criminal acts against David Derringer of destruction of court records, deprivation of more Constitutional rights, illegal orders to court clerks not to file court pleadings, blocking appeals and taking all of David Derringer’s monies and vehicles illegally in larceny stealing “sole and separate property and money”. To then further attempt to cover up, justices then threatened and intimidated David Derringer by illegally sentencing him to jail and denying criminal trial, defense or other methods of redress. The State of New Mexico worked in concert and conspiracy with attorneys and Barrie Derringer to do extensive damages to the life, income, Constitution and Civil Rights of David Derringer and to take all means of “citizenship”. Anderson v. Martin, (1964) 375 US 399, 11 L.Ed.2d 430, 84 S Ct 454. David Derringer has suffered “differential treatment” and the Appellate court picking and choosing content of David Derringer’s personal opinion that he can disclose to the public, a clear violations of the rights under the 1st Amendment; and the courts have force this censorship upon David Derringer without “jurisdiction”.  In determining whether state action violates equal protection clause of 14th Amendment where private action is also involved, crucial factor is interplay of governmental and private action.” (citing 11A Charles Alan Wright, Arthur R. Miller and Mary Kay Kane, Federal Practice and Procedure 2948.1 (2d.ed 1995) see also Suster v. Marshall, 149 F.3d 523, 533 (1998). David Derringer requests of this court to Order compensation and restitution for Constitutional and Civil Rights deprivations and the unlawful attack against David  Derringer in “criminal acts” making David Derringer the victim of the public officials working outside of judicial and jurisdiction to do harm to a US Citizen. David Derringer requests this court to Order restitution and compensation of $100,000,000.00 ($100 million) against each of: Barrie Derringer, aka Barrie Crowe, aka Barrie Beverley, Alain Jackson, Alicia Santos, Floyd Wilson, Commissioner Cosgrove/Aguilar, Judge Hadfield, Judge Malott, and the State of New Mexico. Taking Amendment rights made specifically to block and control the exposure to the public on the Internet of this corruption so as to maintain the cocaine racketeering activities of the NM judiciary against all Constitution and laws, which includes the “intimidation and threats” against David Derringer by attempts to “convict and incarcerate” without criminal due process, is outrageous. Jones v. Mayer Co., U.S. Supreme Court 392 U.S. 409 No. 645 (1968).
MOTION FOR A PANEL OF JUDGES OF THE NM COURT
OF APPEALS TO HEAR THIS MATTER
This matter entails a cover up of illegal acts done in the intertwined trial courts of DV-12-234, DM-12-610, CV-12-1307 and CV-12-10816 that involve Constitutional deprivations, criminal convictions without due process and equal protection, judicial bribery, continuance of cases without service of summons without any jurisdiction or judicial capacity, destruction of court records, blocking appeals, and other criminal acts involving “conspiracy against rights”, “deprivation of rights under color of law”, “obstruction of justice” and other egregious and outrageous acts performed by judges well outside of jurisdiction and judicial capacity, meant to cover up public corruption of other judges and wherein the court itself litigates against David Derringer in place of the missing Appellee, instead of being a fair and impartial “finder of facts” with compliance with law.  It should be disclosed whether these outrageous acts without jurisdiction are only a few justices or the entire system of corruption.
Respectfully submitted by: _______________________________
David Derringer, Box 7431, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87194
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE            April 22, 2014
I hereby certify that I sent a  copy of this pleading to:
New Mexico Court of Appeals clerk
P.O. Box 2008
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504

I hand delivered a copy of this pleading to:
Attorney Alain Jackson “not of record with this court”
423, 6th, NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102

I sent a copy of this pleading to:
FBI Headquarters
935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20535-0001


[1] Rozelle v. Barnard, 1963–NMSC–101, 2, 72 N.M. 182, 382 P.2d 180

No comments:

Post a Comment