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f Illegal Takeings of Homestead Propertys via Corrupt City St.Paul,MN
10Feb2016
To DFL Mayor Chris Coleman et al
With your UNSIGNED Resolution 15-2233 Condemning the
Hon. Presidential Candidate Donald Trump is Bizzare.
Affiant current Candidate 4 MNAG demanding
Resolution be Recinded, that the Public is aware that you and your Office are
passing UNSIGNED RESOLUTIONS TO MISLEAD THE TAXPAYING PUBLIC.
THEREFORE Recind/Vacate said Resolution, and
Welcome the Republican Candidates to Minnesota and City of St. Paul,MN re Free
Speech.
AFFIANT is sick of the City St.
Paul's Ponzi Schemne to Steal Realestate via Excessive Consumption,Bogus
Property Taxes contrary to ;MN CONSTITUTION Art. X, Dispararity of Titles,
Disparate Impact. etc.
To the Above NamedThe St. Paul City Council voted 6-1 Wednesday in support of a resolution that condemns “anti-Muslim, anti-refugee and
anti-immigrant speech from presidential candidate Donald Trump and
others.”;
Affiant Widow Mrs. Sharon Scarrella Anderson,
Homegrown, based on the Trump4Truth Campaign We the Citizenery must vacate the
Resolution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pv1dBQ6w42M
Dec 13, 2015
- Uploaded by WCCO - CBS Minnesota
The St. Paul City
Council is set to vote Wednesday
on a resolution that says Donald
Trump is not welcome
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From: webeditor@minnlawyer.com
Reply-to:
customerservice@minnlawyer.com
To: Sharon4Anderson@aol.com
Sent: 2/9/2016
10:44:33 A.M. Central Standard Time
Subj: Daily Docket: Civil rights claim
asserted in nursing home death
Don't miss the latest legal news!
About those bar admission standards… 
The LA
Times raises questions about bar admission practices in California by
examining the case of employment rights attorney Cortney Shegerian. As a student
at Whittier Law School, according to police, Sheregian helped her husband
conduct surveillance on a man the husband later kidnapped and
castrated.
"Her role in her ex-husband's alleged crimes, described by a
Newport Beach police detective in court testimony, has raised questions about
the admissions process of the State Bar of California. All applicants for a law
license must pass a moral character review," the Times writes. |
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Attempt to engage in sexual contact with 4-year-old constitutes
first-degree sexual contact, Court of Appeals rules Appellant argued that the evidence was insufficient to
support his attempted first-degree criminal-sexual-conduct conviction. Appellant
asserted that the evidence supported a finding that he attempted to engage in
sexual contact with the 4-year-old victim, but not that he attempted to sexually
penetrate her. The Court of Appeals held that even if appellant did not attempt
to penetrate the victim, his attempt to engage in sexual contact constituted
first-degree criminal sexual conduct. Affirmed.
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