A.
LAZZARAhasunconstitutionallydeniedPlaintiffsaccesstothecourtsbyandthroughacoordinatedgovernmentcourse
of
action.Compare
Christopher
v.
Barbary,
536U.S.403,122S.Ct.2179;
153
L.Ed.2d413;2002(2002).PursuanttoRules59(a)(1)(B),59(e),and60(b)(2),Plaintiffattacheshisaffidavit(Exhibit
A)
andExhibitB(inparticular)asnewevidenceinthiscasewhichwasnotavailabletotheundersignedPlaintiff
or
hiscounseluntilapproximatelyJuly3I-AugustI,2009.Thisdocumentremainssubjecttoexpertauthentication,regardingwhichlettersrogatoryweresubmittedAugust1-2,2009,
in
causenumber09-cv-00082-DOC
in
theCentralDistrict
of
California,SantaAnaDivision.WhateverJudgeLazzara'spervasiveandextrajudicialbiasandprejudiceagainst
Plaintiffs
constitutionalchallengetotheU.S.Armychain
of
commandasone
of
several"ongoingconspiracy"theoriestobebrought"toanearlyend"assoonaspossible,(seeCase8:09-cv-0l382-RAL-EAJDocument6,Filed
07127/2009
Page2
of
3),thisissignificantnewevidence,andshouldbeevaluatedboth
in
light
of
thestandards
of
Rule59(
a)(1
)(B)andRule60(b)(2).
DENIAL
OF
PLAINTIFF'SSTANDINGWASBOTHCLEAR
ERROR
ANDMANIFESTINJUSTICEWITHIN
THE
MEANING
OF
RULE59(e)
Byunilaterallydenying
Plaintiffs
accesstotheCourtsinviolation
of
theFirst,Fifth,andNinthAmendmentstotheUnitedStatesConstitution,JudgeRICHARD
A.
LAZZARArenderedhisjudgment
of
dismissalVOIDwithinthemeaning
of
Rule60(b)(4).Furthermore,whenJudgeLAZZARAruledthatPlaintiffhadnostanding,therebybarringPlaintifffromfilingameritoriouscomplaint,albeitone
of
firstimpression,seekingdeclaratoryjudgmentsconcerningtheorganizationandconstitutionallegitimacy
of
themilitaryandfurtherseekingconstructionandinterpretation
of
aU.S.Armycommissionedofficer'ssworndutytoupholdtheUnitedStatesConstitution
Plaintiff'sRule
59
(e)
Motionto
Amend
orAlterJudgment
2
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