Over the generations of American jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has developed a series of rules by which trials and other judicial proceedings are to be conducted.
These rules have been formulated in order to assure that a trial is conducted fairly. As I am sure you can imagine by now, those rules have gone out the same window through which COLLIER gazes as the defense attorney is questioning witnesses at trial, since fairness is not part of the program in the Medina County courts.
Interestingly, COLLIER has repeatedly had convenient lapses of memory. He seems to recall the rules when he wishes to prejudice a defendant, but he suddenly seems to forget all about them as the prosecutor continually strides way over the permissible line.
I suppose one would call that a double standard, although it clearly does not bother COLLIER one little bit. It's just one of the many ways he keeps his uncontested seat on the bench in Medina County, compliments of Dem Prosecutor HOLMAN.
Specifically, there are Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure and Ohio Rules of Evidence. COLLIER disregards both as he daily represents the interests of the county prosecutor in his courtroom.
In fact, county prosecutor DINO HOLMAN has one more assistant in the courtroom, none other than COLLIER himself. I wonder whether COLLIER is drawing two salaries.
The Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure can be found at http://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/LegalResources/Rules/criminal/CriminalProcedure.pdf
The Ohio Rules of Evidence can be found at http://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/LegalResources/Rules/evidence/evidence.pdf
You may very well find these references to really come in handy, if and when you follow along, as I point out just how badly COLLIER fails to abide by the Rules, in what can be properly termed malfeasance in office.
Malfeasance, in a county with an honest county prosecutor, is grounds for removal from public office. According to the Ohio Revised Code, such an action would have to be brought by the county prosecutor. In Medina County, that will never happen because COLLIER is really no more that a puppet for HOLMAN.
Any such action would be the equivalent of HOLMAN prosecuting his own daughter for felony drug abuse and DUI violations. You can be sure that's out of the question.
As already presented at this blog, the Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 3, describes a criminal complaint as a "written statement of the essential facts constituting the offense charged."
In other words, Rule 3 requires an officer to set forth the facts (who did what), when filing a criminal complaint with a court. The criminal complaint forms the basis for the issuance of an arrest warrant.
As has already been shown, you will NOT find one criminal complaint filed in the Medina County courts setting out a statement of essential facts as required, not only by Rule 3, but by the United States Constitution, Amendment 4, which provides, in part, "...no Warrant shall issue but upon probable cause (set out as a statement of essential facts in a criminal complaint) supported by oath or affirmation."
You have also been shown, earlier in this blog, how COLLIER simply brushes aside this constitutional violation, as if of no consequence.
You may wish to follow this link to see just how COLLIER brushes aside these Rules:
http://www.lexisone.com/lx1/caselaw/freecaselaw?action=OCLGetCaseDetail&format=FULL&sourceID=jcff&searchTerm=eUHC.Ieea.UYGW.ZcLE&searchFlag=y&l1loc=FCLOW
If you have read the above case, you will have found that it took FOUR YEARS and an ORDER FROM THE OHIO SUPREME COURT FOR COLLIER TO DO THE RIGHT THING!
Apparently HOLMAN didn't like Culgan.
This just the beginning, and you will be simply amazed at all of the rules that COLLIER violates in pursuit the agenda of the county prosecutor, and in the interest of preserving his own uncontested seat on the bench. As the blog progresses, the reader will be further exposed to COLLIER'S CORRUPT PRACTICES, in violation of the law.
THE REALITY IS THAT CORRUPT JUDGE COLLIER IS NOTHING MORE THAN A COMMON CRIMINAL IN BLACK ROBES!
MUCH MORE TO COME ....
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