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SIXTEENTH CODE 67
VIOLATION Conway
OF PENAL stating
THEM,
&
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"I
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to Plaintiff:
AND THEY IN
YOU" As Attorney
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me to accept to me:
the Injunction,
REVENGE".
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Transcripts
of February
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FORCED OUR HAND, 12 WE JUST WHAT WE HAD TO DO TO GET THIS
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importantly,
this is HOW Sam R. Paz wins cases on and being a corrupt attorney. What and
By lying, cheating,
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my permission?
In the Paz case the lie was to win a free speech a million dollars. Again, IF, and only IF, Sam Paz
ABSOLUTELY
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in court record:
"THERE IS
NO QUESTION
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violate
my rights! How can I lose a case and then be sanctioned dollars? Yet, per Attorney Paz statements, I AM
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almost a million
PLAINTIFF'S
MOTION
& OPPOSITION
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something,
loses, and the losing party wins! The Los Angeles as some attorneys
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to restrain
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court! gative
In fact, a PBS report on SOCAL CONNECTED findings found that the Los Angeles That's
Superior
most filings
in the Nation!
AGENTS,
OR OFFICERS
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OF THE UNITED
and Protect
the Constitution
and should be
EIGHTEENTH
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CAUSE OF ACTION
AND CHARGES:
VIOLATION
OF PENAL TO
CODE 487, GRAND THEFT, USING THE COURT AS A TOOL OR INSTRUMENT STEAL FROM THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA. United enforce citizens States Constitution The 14th Amendment of the
states that: No State shall make or the privileges or immunities any of law; of
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person
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of life, liberty,
or property,
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nor
deny
to
any person
within
its jurisdiction
PLAINTIFF'S MOTION
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evidence
already
on Court Record
in the
A BRIBE TO No
MY Constitutional
IMMUNITY
break these same laws everyday, sworn duties" a Hearing Shomer, for a bribe.
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in Chambers
on January
and On April
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Commissioner
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and breaking
in Court Transcripts
at the January
solicitation,
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breaking
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DeVanon,
"I DID NOT HEAR THE a sleep in Court; MacCar1ey for a illegally
from the
by question
was hired.
to prove
of Susana Castaneda
and provided
PLAINTIFF'S
MOTION
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Mercado,
which proves
conspiracy!
Complaint
and Charges
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In the Declaration
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provided claimed
client,
Susana ON
Castaneda,
falsely
Felicitas
At the time,
1) Felicitas Huntington
Castaneda
as proved by in
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Hospital
Records,
and the fact, and 2) upon testimony she had been absent
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the court by Susana Castaneda,
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of her kids on title of house at 1377 Rutan Way, which was illegal. Susana successfully stole my mother's house with the assistance of
Lisa MacCarley.
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TO: ALL PARTIES AND THEIR ATTORNEY YOU ARE HEREBY PLACED ON NOTICE
OF RECORD
PLAINTIFF'S
MOTION
& OPPOSITION
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391.7.
(b) "the
presiding
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of
such li tigation ... " at the Stanley Los Angeles, does move this for all and Rule
90012, Also,
the following
actions
purposes 3.350
(a) (1) (A) (B) (C) (2) (A) (B) (C) Consolidation
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Plaintiff
moves
the Order
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Furthermore,
CIVIL RIGHTS"
this Court,
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at the Hearing
attending
in this matter,
2) Defendants
proof that Cases GC 039743 and YS 017992 were filed by Jose Castaneda in this matter. If cases were not Claim and Charges Justice, that the
the Plaintiff,
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filed by Plaintiff,
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willingly
and wantonly,
as True and
In addition,
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charge
Pursuant
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Probability"
PLAINTIFF'S
MOTION
& OPPOSITION
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conspiracy,
based on the
attempt
OR COMPROMISE
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seeking
probability
in the action. After the Court of Record having Plaintiff's proposed pleading it
been presented
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is legally
sufficient
showing
to support
by sufficient
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to "warrant affirmance
(1994) 26 Cal. App. 4th 720, 725 - 726, 31 Cal. Rptr. 2d 682; Hung v. Wang (1992) 8 Cal. App. 4th 908, 929 - 930 11 Cal. Rptr. 113 VLS version of statute)]
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The pre-filing
Order that this Court of Record has to assist ALL Defendants, "The pre-filing as Order
INDEPENDENT requirement
DUTY TO PLAINTIFF
reads in part:
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to a cause
with his or
if the attorney
Kahn, Shafton,
Moss, Figler,
&
Gladstone
(2003) 107
Cal App. 4th 54, 84 131 Cal. Rptr. 2d 777 (attorney for insurance company had independent
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policy
claimants
with
TRUTFUL attorney
information
about policy
willingly,
Court at the May 8, 2009 hearing for the series of intentional I was sanctioned
to escape Judicial
Conway's
that he had been hired on Feb. 2, Feb. 3 is and was lie, proven the Attorney
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Client
contract
of December
acceptable
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was accepting
Errata"
of Sonia Mercado
PLAINTIFF'S
MOTION
& OPPOSITION
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testimony attorneys
of Jack Conway as true, but it was a lie! For that both CANNOT be telling the truth because Conway was lying to the truth
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IIMOTION TO CONSOLIDATE
CASES:
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Castaneda v. DeVanon Et Ai GC 047300 05/02/11 Plaintiff: Jose Castaneda ("Castaneda"), Defendant(s): Joseph Frank DeVanon, Lisa Marie MacCarley, Jack K. Conway, Emahn Counts, Charles Love, Ivan Shomer, James R. Felton, & Leon J. Owens Castaneda v Estate Berke Et Ai GC 466737 08/03/11 Plaintiff: Jose Castaneda ("Castaneda"), Defendant(s): Estate of Robert Berke, Richard Sam Paz, Sonia Maria Mercado, Lisa Marie MacCarley, Jack K. Conway, Rita "Sunny" Miller, Comm. Anthony B. Drewery, Sevag Nigoghosian, Note: Joseph F. DeVanon, Rita Miller and Anthony B. Drewry are sued in their individual capacity as traitors of the Constitution!!! ADDITIONAL CASES THAT SHOULD BE CONSOLIDATED MOTION HIDDEN BY COURT: Plaintiff moves this court of record, BUT WERE NOT LISTED IN
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and Pursuant
to Order
issued
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~LAIN!lFFrs MOTION
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{a} Consolidation. If actions before the court involve a common question of law or fact, the court may:
at issue in the
{2}
consolidate
or cost or delay. or to
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to avoid unnecessary
Separate
Trials.
For convenience,
to avoid prejudice,
trial of one or
separate
issues, claims,
counterclaims,
third-party reserve
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In certain
(or of the extent of liability average) because has been of the (which
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to expedition
right to interlocutory
appeal
in admiralty While
cases
is of course preserved
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by these Rules).
separation
ordered,
Routine
Trials,
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831 (1961)
In cases maritime (including some cases within the admiralty and
jurisdiction)
or statutory
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to problems. See e.g., United Air Lines, Inc. v. Wiener, 286 F.2d 302 (9th Cir. 1961). Accordingly, the proposed change in Rule the mandate of Rule 38 respecting preservation of the
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"2.
RULE 3.350
PROCEDURE
PLAINTIFF'S
MOTION
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Consolidation
of motion of motion
of cases:
must:
to consolidate
(A) List all named parties in each case, the names of those who have appeared, and the names of their respective attorneys of record; (B) Contain the captions with the lowest numbered
(C) Be filed in each case sought to be consolidated. (2) The motion to consolidate:
(A) Is deemed a single motion for the purpose of determining the appropriate filing fee, but memorandums, declarations, and other supporting papers must be filed only in the lowest numbered case;
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(B) Must be served on all attorneys of record and all non12 II represented parties in all of the cases sought to be consolidated; and
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effective
January
1,1999.)
(b) Lead case Unless otherwise provided in the order granting the motion to consolidate, the lowest numbered case in the consolidated case is the lead case. (Subd (b) amended effective January 1, 2007; adopted effective July
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1, 1999.)
(c) Order An order granting or denying all or part of a motion to consolidate must be filed in each case sought to be consolidated. If the motion is granted for all purposes including trial, any subsequent document must be filed only in the lead case. (Subd (c) amended effective January
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2007; adopted
effective
July
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1999.)
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PLAINTIFF'S MOTION
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All documents filed in the consolidated case must include the caption and case number of the lead case, followed by the case numbers of all of the other consolidated cases. (Subd (d) amended effective January I, 2007; adopted effective July
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1999.)
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Rule 3.350 amended and renumbered effective January I, 2007; adopted as rule 367 effective January I, 1984; previously amended effective July I, 1999.
IN CONCLUSION: WHEREFORE, an Evidentiary Plaintiff Hearing asks, request, and moves this Court for presented in
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"Order to CONSOLIDATE"
law requires.
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DEMAND
OF "ALL" CASES THAT THE COURT PROVIDED. "All" the cases used in the to get to the "Whole" and
In
addition, hearing;
to Consolidate
should be granted
as pleaded
by presenting
false evidence
and lies.
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REQUESTING
Purchased
to receive
bribe,
and a Purchased
appropriate
Law Enforcement
Agencies
Charges
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II Investigation,
action by the
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