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Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus in Federal District Court in Case of Aggravated Battery of a Correctional Officer - extreme prosecutorial misconduct, judicial misconduct, conspiracy to violate rights under color of law, destruction of evidence, actual innocence, falsification of records, perjury of witnesses
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I have suffered a civil death due to corrupt acts of officials in IL. I need help. See my other pleadings on this site and my blogs at http://drlindashelton.wordpress.com and other blogs listed as links on that site for info about me. Either volunteer to help me pro bono or consider a donation. I plead with anyone who reads this to donate money to my legal defense fund at: Shelton legal fund, C/O Albukerk & Associates, 3025 W 26th St. 2nd floor, Chicago, IL 60625. You may call me Albukerk at 773 847-2600 for information. (Delete)
Judge Coar changed his mind and wholely ignored my pleadings making fantastic and erroneous conclusions that I am responsible for the transcripts not being filed with the IL Appellate Court. I made a motion to reconsider posted on this site and I made a Motion for supervisory order with the IL Supreme Court to order the IL Appellate Court to enforce the orders of the trial court to the court reporter to file a set of transcripts with the clerk of the circuit court of cook county. NEVER GIVE UP! If one is innocent you just have to keep trying.
Federal Judge Coar on 1/14/09 agreed with me that the IL Appellate Court First District was violating my constitutional rights by impeding my appeal in that they refuse to uphold the court orders for free transcripts to be delivered to the Cook County Circuit Court Clerk to prepare for the Appellate Court. He therefore ruled that this act constitutes a waiver of the State of Illinois' right to insist I exhaust state remedies and the federal exhaustion of state remedies requirement as there is no realistic chance of appealing in a timely fashion. He therefore ordered the Cook County State's Attorney to answer the Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus. This essentially moves my appeal from the Illinois Appellate Court to the Federal District Court as a Habeas Petition. It saves several a year or more in time as the Illinois Appellate Court and Illinois Supreme Court are slow as mollasses concerning direct appeals.