"In casting about for a name to describe such proceedings, the best-fitting that I can come up with is Kafkaesque." � Lubomyr Prytulak
Lubomyr Prytulak
UKAR the Ukrainian Archive at www.ukar.org
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16 April 2003
James R. Dunn
Los Angeles Superior Court
111 North Hill Street
Los Angeles, CA
USA 90012
Re: Rambam v Prytulak BC271433 James R. Dunn
James R. Dunn:
Today marks 27 days since your judgment of 20 March 2003 in the case of Rambam v Prytulak BC271433 � and the Los Angeles Superior Court has yet to furnish me with a copy of that judgment, this despite my requesting it in my letters to you of 28-Mar-2003 and 11-Apr-2003. Without a copy of this judgment, and other requested material, my appeal is obstructed.
Furthermore, I continue to protest the Court's holding Rambam v Prytulak hearings which I learn about only after they have been held, and only in such uninformative online postings as the following:
03/25/2003 at 09:00 am in department 26, James R. Dunn, Presiding
Motion for an Order � Proceeding continued
Trying to locate the date at which the mysterious, post-judgment motion that is continued above will be addressed again, I find under "Future Hearings" the incongruous answer "None" � all of which illustrates how I am denied information that something is about to happen, then denied information of what did happen, and in this particular instance when I see indication that something further is about to happen, I am frustrated to find that this information is stripped of the essential details of what and when. In casting about for a name to describe such proceedings, the best-fitting that I can come up with is Kafkaesque.
Currently outstanding in my request for documents from the Court are the following:
A copy of the 20-Mar-2003 judgment in Rambam v Prytulak
A copy of the book of exhibits marked 1 through 13 which supported Steven Rambam's testimony of 03-Oct-2002
A copy of the motion and minute order for 19-Mar-2003 (which mysterious motion was granted)
A copy of the motion and minute order for 25-Mar-2003 (which mysterious motion was continued)
If the Los Angeles Superior Court intends to continue denying me any of the information requested above, I ask to be informed who takes responsibility for this denial, and under what authority he acts.
Lubomyr Prytulak
cc:
James A Bascue, Judge • USDC • 312 North Spring Street • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90012
John A Clarke, Executive Officer/Clerk • LASC • PO Box 151, Main Post Office • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90053
Robert A Dukes, Presiding Judge • LASC • 111 North Hill Street • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90012
Gary Klausner, Judge • USDC • 255 East Temple Street, Courtroom 850 • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90012
Carolyn B Kuhl, Supervising Judge, Civil Departments • LASC • 111 North Hill Street • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90012
Gary Kurtz, Esq • 20335 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 200 • Woodland Hills, CA • USA 91364
William A MacLaughlin, Assistant Presiding Judge • LASC • 111 North Hill Street • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90012
S James Otero, Judge • USDC • 312 North Spring Street, Courtroom 1600 • Los Angeles, CA • USA 90012
Barry A Taylor, Judge • LASC • 6230 Sylmar Avenue • Van Nuys, CA • USA 91401
Bernadette Torivio, Executive Secretary • CJP • 455 Golden Gate Avenue, Suite 14400 • San Francisco, CA • USA 94102-3660