A LOOK BACK OVER THE PAST ELEVEN YEARS AT SOME OF THE CASES IN WHICH LAPDOG "PUBLIUS" COLLIER HAD UNLAWFULLY ALTERED TRANSCRIPTS

Shown below is the TWENTY-SECOND installment of the MOTION TO DISMISS WITH PREJUDICE ON THE GROUNDS OF PROSECUTORIAL AND JUDICIAL BAD FAITH AND MISCONDUCT, which LAPDOG "PUBLIUS" COLLIER and the Republicrats at the Medina County Courthouse, Mosque & Railroad Station do not want you, the citizens, to see.  You can cross-reference any exhibits to the List of Exhibits by "CLICKING" on the link shown directly below "PAGES" at the upper right-hand corner of the web page:

Judge Collier and His Court Reporter Have Been Materially

Altering Transcripts For No Less Than The Past Eleven Years.

Inspector Hartman, defense counsel’s investigator and the Defendant’s father, after reading and reviewing the corrupted transcript of Defendant’s first trial, became suspicious that this was not the first case in which Judge Collier and his court reported had engaged in such serious and flagrant misconduct.  Accordingly, Inspector Hartman began reviewing prior decisions of the Ninth District Court of Appeals, finding the appellants had raised issues of corrupted transcripts of proceedings before Judge Collier as early as 2003.

Further, Inspector Hartman began publishing a blog on the Internet, located at http://medinacorruption.blogspot.com, which exposed public corruption endemic in the Medina County courts as well as in other Medina County public institutions.  As a feature of his blog, Inspector Hartman requested and received comments from the general public, leading to further evidence of transcript tampering by Judge Collier and Donna Garrity, his court reporter.

In addition to developing the evidence of transcript tampering set out below, Inspector Hartman interviewed a number of other individuals who reported to him that transcripts of proceedings before Judge Collier have been tampered and materially altered, but have refused to furnish affidavits our of fear of reprisal and retribution from Judge Collier and Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman.