How come, obstruction of justice, a cover up, perjury, false documents, organized crime, terrorism, bribery, is not a equal opportunity punishment crime? Written law in reality meanswhat? Ethics or a judicial cannon means nothing to a lot of people.

My lawyer (the mayors brother), knew that the Palatine cop's report was false and that the cop's testimony was perjury. My Lawyer (the mayors brother) aided in the obstruction of justice. Mayor Mullins, Mayor Tatooles, Mayor Schwnatz got my "email", along with 5,500? others.

My lawyer was a judge Scotillo's law bar president. The judge ruled his x bar president, mayors brother, incompetent. Must have been part of the game. To look look important. If the judge rules a lawyer incompetent (before the trial began), I would think, I should have the right to get a lawyer that was competent. But it don't work that way, it's all a game playedon saps like you and me.

The office of the Cook County States attorney's office (Dick Devine), prosecutor Chandra and co prosecutor Andre, new before hand, the cops testimony was perjury and the police report was false. Did they all lie and mis led the grand jury?

I hired, lawyer # 1, (x president of the judges law bar, mayors brother), lawyer # 2 (governor of the judges law bar), lawyer #3 (maybe he is not a governor?), Lawyers # 4 and 5 (to do the appeal), lawyer # 6. None of them could tell Scotillo nor the mayors brother, nor the prosecutor, nor the cop, that they have made a mockery out of the criminal justice system. Or say, they should be ashamed of them selfs. They created a "you owe me" Scotillo. BesidesAlveraz is the matriarch of the Chicago bar and Scatillo's wife the matriarch of her law bar. If the judge tells you to threw a case or your not going to practice law, I guess a sleaze ball lawyer, has to obey.

I contacted every federal judge down town, every lawprofessor in Illinois, no body cares, but me? The law has no respect for the law. The government has no respect for the government.

The cops were high on drugs during court, or plain & simple, knew there were no penalties for his criminal conduct. The appellate court praised Scotillo for praising a cop (Wenrich) that lied to his face...... who's the fool?

The cop didn't know the color of my car, the road he's on, the town he's in, higher than a kite. All the other cops went along with it. Hunter was sitting right next to him (top state DUI cop, but could not tell Wenrich was tripping out of his mind, the surveillance video should prove this (I told Tatooles, but he didn't care). The shift commander? is now the Chief of Inverness. The chief I think was the one who's kid torturedsome one, into a false confession with Alveraz, Madigan, the mayor, village council, council of the council, village manager approval, shoot, it seems with every ones approval. Authorized human right violations. Obama and Durbin, didn't say any thing, i guess it's OK with them. Does it not make them accessories to torture? Madigan and the mayor of Palatine are for sale, call it a campaign contribution or a consulting fee. Blogo talks about it and goes to jail. Like I said in a post, blago should have beenMayor of Palatine.

I think email about a cover-up and obstruction of justice adds federal crimes, to the whole mix. But then, I contacted theFBI, they don't care also.

One of the village council members emailed me and said he don't like my blogs..... not going to change a thing, but don't like my blogs, same with the manager there has been email between the manager and village council. There were a few other return communications. with in the 5,500 emails.

a few visitors came from this site and this site and this site

5 years go by, nothing changed, except more lies, false documents and perjury, if this ain't terrorism, organized crime, than what is? The Gov and his crime commission are accessories. Senator Obama nor Durbin cares, nor the 98 others. I contacted them all.

Just think, this crap, goes on every day, day in and day out, non stop. The damage to our society, our nation, the world, is incompressible. You think the village manager is clean?

I think it's important to be honest, truthful, respectful, to know right and wrong, to be kind to others, neighborly and helping others is a good thing. It seem, I'm just about the only one that thinks this way and I will keep thinking this way. Just because every one else is a crook, has no morals, dishonest, that don't mean I have to be or, the next guy.

This nonstop corruption of law, will be the death of the very society, which law is to protect. If you ask me, this is terrorism, organized crime.

What does a person do, to report a crime? Contact a cop? Contact the village council? Call the mayor? Contact theCounty states attorney? Contact a judge? Contact a federal judge? Contact the attorney general? Contact the gov? Contact a law school? Contact the senators? Contact the FBI?I CONTACTED THEM ALL and nothing. Most every thing I blog about is public information. You don't need to be a rocket scientist for the rest. A dirt bag is a dirt bag, Plain and simple.

The Palatine Police must have arrested 20,000 or more, people since my arrest. With village, prosecutors, and judicial approval of this disgraceful conduct, I wounder how many other crooked trials, perjured testimony? Just because a cop, States attorney and judge may choose to lie in court, it still don't make it right.

Sen. Matt Murphy lets it rip on ethics legislation

State Senator Matt Murphy (R-Palatine) didn't hold anything back last week in calling for Senate President Emil Jones to pass meaningful ethics legislation. The clip below shows Murphy at a press conference, surrounded by somber Democrats like Attorney General Lisa Madigan (daughter of House Speaker Mike Madigan), State Senator Jeff Schoenberg (who shares responsibility for the abhorrent financial mess our state's in as Appropriations committee chairman), Lt. Gov Pat Quinn (who shamelessly helped to elect Blagojevich and now is calling for recall) as well as a couple of others whose faces should have been red for their shamless hypocrisy.

Instead, they appeared colorless when Murphy let it rip. Congrats for giving us real hope for real Republican leadership in the days to come, Senator Murphy!

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From the Murphy for Senate press office Wednesday, Sept 17:

State Senator Matt Murphy has implored Senate leaders, including President Emil Jones (D-Chicago), to immediately return to Springfield to act on the House’s override last week of the governor’s veto of an ethics bill and to restore funding from the cuts Governor Blagojevich made to developmentally disabled and substance abuse services, state parks, and historic places.

“The games being played with real issues by Governor Blagojevich and the Senate President have gone on long enough,” said Murphy. The ethics reforms contained in HB 824 were introduced in the Senate in March of 2007 and Senate Republicans like Murphy have pushed for these critically needed ethics reforms for months on end. HB 824 restricts the campaign dollars constitutional officeholders can accept from businesses with state contracts.

In the past two years as your Senator Matt Murphy has toured or met with the leaders of a variety of sites that serve the developmentally disabled like Clearbrook, Countryside, Little City, Misericordia, and Maryville. As a result of these encounters, Senator Murphy understands how truly well-served our developmentally disabled community is by the not-for-profit entities that care for them. That is why Murphy was outraged at Governor Blagojevich’s recent cuts to the state funding for these types of recipients.

“I am appalled at the extent to which the governor is playing politics with needed funding for the developmentally disabled, our state parks, and historic sites. Make no mistake: our budget is out of balance and needs to be cut, but this is a matter of setting priorities. The Governor cut tens of millions for the developmentally disabled and substance abuse out of an almost $60 billion budget while leaving in a comparable amount of pork spending line items,” said Murphy.

The pork Murphy was referring to includes expenditures similar to the $25,000 that was given to a legislator’s sister to teach dance to four students, money for afterschool programs that the Tribune found rarely provided any services to students, and numerous other questionable expenditures.

Murphy explained he was even more upset when he heard that Jones was meeting with some of his (Senate Democrat) members over the weekend to discuss funding for Senate campaigns while a number of important issues languish. “This is why we have to change the culture of corruption in Springfield and refocus government on public service. As long as these campaign cash fundraising limits are not in place the Governor can continue to rake in the cash under the old rules. Given the questionable track record of the parties involved here when it comes to ethical behavior, I guess this stonewalling should come as a surprise to no one.”

http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illinoisreview/2008/09/gop-senator-mat.html

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* Thursday, February 22, 2007

Senator Matt Murphy of Illinois Set to Ban His Own Blog from Libraries?

Senator Matt Murphy from Illinois, the legislator who has introduced the most restrictive ban on social networking sites in the nation, held a very interesting "live chat" online tonight. It took place at 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the comments on his blog at http://senmattmurphy.blogspot.com/, which is an interesting use of blogging I haven't seen before. There are 69 comments that constitute the discussion, a back-and-forth between Murphy and the commenters.

In the blog post itself, Murphy sounds fairly reasonable and balanced, saying he filed the bill "to raise awareness of the threat predators on these sites pose to our kids" and "to advance a dialogue on how we can minimize this threat." Neither of these reasons really explains why he chose to introduce a full ban on a class of sites he can't even define (nowhere does the legislation explain what is meant by the term), but I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt as I read his responses anyway.

Unfortunately, I got as far as the 12th comment, in which Detective Bob Riordan, who is working with Murphy on this legislation, notes that Blogger is in the list of "top 10 social networking sites."

What site is Murphy's blog on? Blogger. So apparently, Murphy's current bill would ban his own site - where he hosted the "live chat" to discuss banning social networking sites in libraries - from being accessed in libraries, even by adults.

In addition, I got *really* scared by the following statement from the police detective:

"A possible solution to alleviate the problem would be to issue library users a screen name or a PIN number when they initially apply for a library card and monitor the internet content through the predetermined PIN or screen name."

I hope he was failing to articulate a position of filtering based on access level (child versus adult), but that still doesn't justify singling out social networking sites like this and outright banning all children from using them. In fact, I find Murphy's excuse of starting at such a restrictive point in order to "advance a dialogue" troublesome and even irresponsible of an elected official.

Murphy doesn't respond much in the comments, probably because this was a poor format for a chat and it must have been difficult to keep up with the flow. I look forward to hearing how he more clearly and directly responds to the many concerns expressed in the thread. I am particularly anxious to see how he amends his legislation in light of them, especially given that if his current bill is passed, any similar chats he holds in the future would discriminate against school and library users.

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