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September 29, 2008 By: Honest Durden

ARIZONA SUPREME COURT ISSUES ORDER TO HEAR SPECIAL ACTION AGAINST ARIZONA COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE MAURICE PORTLEY AND OTHER JUDGES REGARDING THE CLAIM OF USURPATION OF JUDICIAL POWER IN AN EVICTION CASE WHERE A BANKRUPTCY ESTATE WAS ROBBED BY ARMED FORCE

Judge Portley’s orders are subsequent orders to the counterfeit August 10, 2005 judgment of restitution that was issued by Maricopa County Judge Lex Anderson. Anderson passed the counterfeit judgment to Maricopa County Constable Ron Meyer, Kent Harding, president of Lighthouse Mortgage USA, and his attorneys Scott M. Clark and Paul A. Henderson.

On September 8, 2005, Harding, accompanied by Constable Meyer and a horde of other law enforcement, used the counterfeit (void) judgment to hold up and rob the Phoenix bankruptcy estate with assets over $100,000,000 belonging to Reverend John and Shirley Stone.

Harding, Clark, Henderson, Anderson and Meyer shared the benefits of the armed robbery with many government officials in return for their aid when called upon to block criminal investigations, court access, and help continue to assault, frustrate, defame, and violate the Stones.

After almost three-years on June 20, 2008, Maricopa County Judge Pro Tempore Justice of the Peace Richard Haworth issued the order that destroyed the counterfeit judgment. Judge Haworth's order brought forth the unimpeachable evidence that Judge Anderson and accomplices labeled as the Maricopa County Organized Crime Gang (MCOCG), are guilty of numerous federal and state crimes.

The crimes make them liable for the $30,000,000 civil complaint filed against them for part of the damages sustained from their armed robbery and subsequent cover-up, so they immediately bribed Justice Haworth to change his order. However, on July 8, 2008, before Haworth changed his order, the Stones “noticed” and provided copies of Haworth’s order to Judge Portley.

Judge Portley was assigned to the Stones’ appeal from their $30,000,000 complaint that was filed in the Maricopa County Superior Court. The presiding Judge Robert Houser, a designated member in the MCOCG, was bribed to dismiss the case and without any lawful authority, he did just that.

Once Judge Portley was noticed that the counterfeit judgment had been lawfully destroyed, he had nothing else to determine and as a matter of law, the only legal authority available to him, was to vacate Judge Houser’s order, and remand the case back to the Superior Court for a hearing on the Stones' damages.

However, Judge Portley elected to usurp judicial power and issued the two orders that further the three-year cover-up of the armed robbery of the bankruptcy estate to prevent the arrests and prosecution of Maricopa County Organized Crime Gang Members, and the Stones’ just damages.

On August 13, 2008, MCOCG members replaced Judge Haworth with Judge pro tempore David Fletcher and together they rigged an unlawful hearing for which they lured the Stones to attend.

Judge Fletcher, just like Judges Houser, Portley and others, had no jurisdiction in the forcible detainer action against the Stones, because as Judge Haworth’s order provided, Judge Anderson issued the August 10, 2005 judgment of restitution without jurisdiction, because the federal bankruptcy automatic stay was in effect.

Because the bankruptcy stay was in effect, federal law suspended all nonbankruptcy courts from acting until the stay is lifted. Until the stay is lifted by the bankruptcy court, federal law takes away all judicial power from the other courts against the debtor, and leaves them without any other legal authority that would give them power to proceed. In the Stones' case, the courts have proceeded, in violation of substantive constitutional rights.

Assured that he had the support of the MCOCG and the Court of Appeals behind him, Judge Fletcher held the illegal proceeding and issued a counterfeit order to replace the counterfeit order destroyed by Haworth to make it appear on the record that he had removed Haworth’s valid order.

Although the Supreme Court has scheduled the special action for October 28, 2008, that does not prevent the MCOCG members from doing whatever it takes to continue to protect their careers and prevent their arrests and prosecutions.

As a matter of law, the MCOCG members are not to receive preferential treatment, and to prevent the furtherance of their crimes and to protect the public, they-- like private citizens, should be arrested immediately. [More]

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