10-01-10 Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Inmate information Center: Data Survey-Jose Martinez, PART II.

General Notes:

1.        Total entries for Jose Martinez –               145

2.        Total entries with No Booking # Available (NBA)-               43 (32%)

3.        Numerous entries with no court or court case information available (N/A)

4.        Booking Date – extracted from Booking Date

5.        Court – extracted from Court or Case information

6.        Inmates were arrested and booked in different locations, but generally, with notable exception, Booking Number and Booking Date show direct correlation.

7.       Numerous inmates show false court and case # information.

Individual Notes:

#7 Listed personal information:

Booking  No.: 1325190       Last Name: MATTERS       First Name: JIMMY       Middle Name: SCOTT 

Arrest Date: 09/24/2009       Arrest Time: 1833       Arrest Agency: 1953       Agency Description: PASADENA PD 

When searched under Matters, Jimmy:

Search Result

	ALSO KNOWN AS (AKA)
Booking No.	Last Name	First Name	Middle Name	Sex	Race	Date Of Birth	Age
1325190	MATTERS	JIMMY	SCOTT	M	H	12/26/1986	22
	MATTERS	JIMMY
Total Records matched: 2

No Court, No Court Case, No release date.

#8 Listed court case: 9999999999

#10 Listed personal information

Booking No.: 1328804 Last Name: MARTINEZ First Name: ENRIQUE Middle Name: MORFIN

#11 No court listed, but case #9GF0064401

  

#12 corrupt court data?

Case No.	Court Name	Court Address	Court City	Bail Amt.	Fine Amt.	Court Date	Sent. Date	Sent. Day(s)	Disp Code
5CM0422501	COMPTON MUNICIPAL COURT	200 W. COMPTON BOULEVARD	COMPTONUPT	0	.00	11/30/2009	11/30/2009	120	SENT
95410155	TORRANCE MUNICIPAL COURT	825 MAPLE AVENUE	TORRANCEUPT	0	.00	12/08/2009	11/24/2009	0	OR
9SY1015501	TORRANCE SUPERIOR CT DEPT P	825 MAPLE	TORRANCEUPT	0	.00		12/08/2009	0	PROB

#13 Most notable outlier relative to date and booking number.

Listed personal information:

Booking No.: 1333804       Last Name: BERMUDEZ       First Name: FRANCISCO       Middle Name: JESUS 

When searched under Bermudez Francisco:

Search Result ALSO KNOWN AS (AKA) Booking No. Last Name First Name Middle Name Sex Race Date Of Birth Age BERMUDEZ   FRANCISCO   JESUS   M  H  10/15/1962  47  BERMUDEZ   FRANCISCO   Total Records matched: 2

#21 Listed personal information:

Booking No.: 1892351       Last Name: SANTIBANEZ       First Name: FABIAN       Middle Name: 

When searched under Santibanez Fabian:

Search Result

	ALSO KNOWN AS (AKA)
Booking No.	Last Name	First Name	Middle Name	Sex	Race	Date Of Birth	Age
	SANTIBANEZ	FABIAN		M	H	02/05/1970	39
	SANTIBANEZ	FABIAN	FELIPE
Total Records matched: 2

Booking Number is an outlier – but is listed as booked by a State Agency – not LA County.

#52  Listed personal information:

Booking No.: 2068574       Last Name: RUIZ       First Name: DAVID       Middle Name: 

When searched under Ruiz, David:

Search Result

	ALSO KNOWN AS (AKA)
Booking No.	Last Name	First Name	Middle Name	Sex	Race	Date Of Birth	Age
1314962	RUIZ	DAVID		M	H	02/23/1977	32
1955025	RUIZ	DAVID		M	H	09/04/1984	24
2064891	RUIZ	DAVID		M	H	11/03/1987	21
	RUIZ	DAVID	CARILLO
	RUIZ	DAVID	C
2068574	RUIZ	DAVID		M	H	06/18/1955	54
	RUIZ	DAVID	NMN
	RUIZD	DAVID
2144072	RUIZ	DAVID		M	H	09/29/1990	19
Total Records matched: 9

#64 No Court, Case Information:

COURT

Next Court Code:       Next Court Date:       Next Court Time: 0000       Next Court Case:  Court Name:  Court Address:       Court City:

CASE INFORMATION

Case No.	Court Name	Court Address	Court City	Bail Amt.	Fine Amt.	Court Date	Sent. Date	Sent. Day(s)	Disp Code
9999999999				20,000.00	.00			0
Click on specific Case No. for detailed information.

#82 Listed information

CASE INFORMATION

Case No.	Court Name	Court Address	Court City	Bail Amt.	Fine Amt.	Court Date	Sent. Date	Sent. Day(s)	Disp Code
9999999999				5,000.00	.00			0
Click on specific Case No. for detailed information.

Inmates of Interest Notes:

Booking Numbers for both Richard Fine and Ronald Gottschalk are within range of the higher series

10-01-08 The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

Keyword: Secret dockets

Items: 13 (1 pages)

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 QUICKLINK   Washington, D.C. · December 21, 2009 · Secret courts

Justice Department moves to close Blackwater hearing

The Justice Department has asked a judge to close a Jan. 7 hearing in the prosecution of five security guards charged with killing more than a dozen Iraqi civilians, The National Law Journal reported. The security guards worked for Blackwater Worldwide, now known as Xe, at the time of the shootings.

The government asked the U.S. District Judge Ricardo Urbina on Dec. 3 to close the hearing in order to “determine the use, relevance and admissibility of classified information in the prosecution,” the . . .[more]

— Rory Eastburg, 5:40 pm   ·   View reader comments (1)

 QUICKLINK   Utah · October 23, 2009 · Secret courts

Press asks court to unseal Smart kidnap files

Five Utah news organizations asked a federal judge to unseal records Monday that relate to the highly publicized kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart, the Associated Press reported.

The Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, the state chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, the Utah Press Association and the AP cited a compelling public interest in the documents, including a report about defendant Brian David Mitchell’s mental competency. They argued . . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 3:01 pm   ·   View reader comments (1)

 QUICKLINK   District of Columbia · October 14, 2009 · Secret courts

Judge closes hearings on Blackwater killings

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., today refused The Washington Post’s request to open the pretrial proceedings in the manslaughter prosecution of five security guards who were charged in an attack that left more than a dozen civilians dead in Baghdad.

The security guards were working for Blackwater Worldwide, now known as Xe, in 2007 when they allegedly participated in the unprovoked attack that killed 14 civilians and wounded 20 more.

The Post . . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 5:45 pm   ·   View reader comments (1)

 NEWS MEDIA UPDATE   U.S. · December 4, 2008 · Secret courts

Coast Guard pledges to post court martial dockets online

The officer overseeing legal affairs for the United States Coast Guard has agreed to post all Coast Guard court martial dockets online in early 2009.

In a letter to the Reporters Committee, Rear Admiral William D. Baumgartner, Judge Advocate General of the Coast Guard, said that he “hope[d], barring any unforeseen technical difficulties, to have the docket available by the end of January, 2009.” According to a 2008 survey by the Tully Center for Free Speech at Syracuse University and the Reporters Committee, only the Army currently provides centralized online access to its dockets.

Baumgartner’s letter cited an August 2008 Reporters Committee white paper urging increased public access to military dockets, which list vital information about courts martial such as charges and hearing dates. The white paper found that “[u]nlike civilian courts, which routinely supply the public with detailed dockets, most military courts release docketing information sporadically at their own self-interested discretion, if at . . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 5:11 pm   ·   View reader comments (4)

 QUICKLINK   3rd Cir. · November 17, 2008 · Secret courts

Third Circuit promises an end to secret dockets

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has issued a notice pledging that all dockets – court records that list filings, hearing dates, and other basic case information – will be open to the public.

The notice comes amid controversy over secrecy in the circuit, stemming from a Pennsylvania employment discrimination case that was kept secret for more than seven years. Dozens of news organizations, including the Reporters Committee, . . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 5:09 pm   ·   View reader comments (1)

 NEWS MEDIA UPDATE   9th Cir. · November 4, 2008 · Secret courts

Judge: prosecutors mischaracterized record in secret briefs

A federal judge presiding over the prosecution of Thomas Kontogiannis, a friend of former Congressman Randall "Duke" Cunningham, released a previously-secret brief last week in which he criticized government prosecutors for “mischaracteriz[ing] substantial, relevant portions of the record” in their filings before an appellate court.

The brief was unsealed over vigorous government objections.

U.S. District Judge Larry Burns filed the brief more than a year ago in the U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco (9th Cir.) It remained sealed until October, when the court of appeals granted a motion by Copley Press Inc., publisher of The San Diego Union-Tribune, to publicly release the document.

A window into a secret case

The release of the district court brief came on the heels of a Ninth Circuit decision in March that unsealed many other documents related to the largely secret case. Since 2007, Copley, the Reporters Committee and more than a dozen other news organizations have fought for access to hearings and documents related to the prosecution of Kontogiannis. The New York financier was charged with . . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 4:32 pm   ·   Comments: 0

 NEWS MEDIA UPDATE   Texas · October 20, 2008 · Secret courts

Court unseals more documents in secret El Paso corruption case

A federal court on Thursday denied a newspaper’s request to intervene and unseal records in a sweeping corruption investigation in El Paso, Tex., but agreed to unseal some of the documents in redacted form.

Federal District Judge Frank Montalvo issued a 37-page ruling that denied El Paso Media Group’smotion to intervene in the long-running public corruption investigation for the purpose of challenging the blanket secrecy that has characterized the case, United States v. Ketner. So far the inquiry has included more than 80 "persons of interest," including dozens of El Paso public officials and three current or former judges.

Montalvo did make clear that the press had a right to challenge the sealing of court records and closing of hearings, writing that he must “balance countervailing concerns with the press and the. . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 5:22 pm   ·   View reader comments (1)

 PRESS RELEASE   Washington, D.C. · October 14, 2008 · Secret courts

Reporters Committee, 29 other media groups urge Supreme Court to open secret case

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press today filed a brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a decision that allowed all records in a federal employment discrimination case to be hidden from the public. The Reporters Committee filed the brief on behalf of itself and 29 other leading media organizations.

The friend-of-the-court brief was filed in support of The Legal Intelligencer, which petitioned the Supreme Court for review after the Third Circuit Court of Appeals rejected its request to intervene in Doe v. C.A.R.S. Protection Plus Inc. The newspaper sought to unseal the docket and record in Doe, a case in which the . . . [more]

— Posted at 6:18 pm   ·   Comments: 0

 QUICKLINK   U.S. Supreme Court · September 15, 2008 · Secret courts

Newspaper asks Supreme Court to review secret docket

A legal newspaper in Pennsylvania has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a decision that allowed all records in a federal employment discrimination case to be hidden from the public.

The Legal Intelligencer petitioned the Supreme Court for review after the Third Circuit Court of Appealsrejected its request to intervene in Doe v. C.A.R.S. Protection Plus Inc. The newspaper sought to unseal the docket and record in Doe, a case in . . . [more]

— Rory Eastburg, 5:05 pm   ·   Comments: 0

 NEWS MEDIA UPDATE   Texas · September 9, 2008 · Secret courts

Government responds to media in largely hidden El Paso case

In response to a media group’s push for greater access to a sweeping public corruption investigation in El Paso, Texas, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Texas agreed Tuesday to make available some redacted transcripts, but opposed any broader order forcing transparency in the case.

Nine defendants have so far pleaded guilty in the course of a four-year investigation that has involved dozens of local lawyers, elected officials and others, and the government pointed out that the court had already unsealed some documents from those hearings. The El Paso Media Group, which publishes The Newspaper Tree online, filed a motion to intervene last month asking the court to unseal more documents, put hearings on the public docket and explain the secrecy behind the investigation.

U.S. District Judge Frank Montalvo ordered the U.S. Attorney’s Office to respond by Sept. 5. The government claimed the media’s request is moot, pointing to two guilty pleas whose underlying proceedings were open -- one in 2005 and another . . . [more]

— Jason Wiederin, 5:29 pm   ·   Comments: 0

 NEWS MEDIA UPDATE   Texas · August 7, 2008 · Secret courts

Local Tex. corruption case moves along, but off the books

A long-simmering federal inquiry into public corruption in El Paso, Tex. has apparently yielded nine guilty pleas so far. Local attorneys, elected officials and judges have been swept up in the probe. Dozens of search warrants have been served, thousands of dollars seized.

Wiretap surveillance alone lasted two years.  

And yet the people of El Paso know surprisingly little about this scandal and its 80 "persons of interest." U.S. District Judge Frank Montalvo has sealed the case, wiped it off the dockets, closed hearings and taken guilty pleas in secret.

When pressed for openness, Montalvo replied in a written . . . [more]

— Kathleen Cullinan, 4:01 pm   ·   Comments: 0

 QUICKLINK   Pennsylvania · July 1, 2008 · Secret courts

Appeals court refuses to open docket, files in abortion case

A federal appeals court has rejected The Legal Intelligencer 's bid to access the sealed docket and files in a precedent-setting abortion case, in which a woman claims she was wrongfully fired for ending her pregnancy.

The first public glimpse of Doe v. C.A.R.S. Protection Plus Inc. came in late May, when the U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia (3rd Cir.) published its opinion reversing a lower court's dismissal of the case. The . . . [more]

— Kathleen Cullinan, 11:59 am   ·   Comments: 0

 COMMENTARY   · January 2, 2008 · Secret courts

Nevada rule will limit sealing of civil cases

A new court rule adopted by the Nevada Supreme Court places strict limits on a judge's ability to seal a civil case in the state, allowing the practice only if the "specified sealing or redaction is justified by identified compelling privacy or safety interests that outweight the public interest in access to the court record." While that leaves a great deal of wiggle room for a judge who wants to seal a case, it does at least establish a standard for sealing, and makes clear that the presumption is that court records should be open.

The rule also requires that sealing not be permitted if it would conceal a "public hazard," which is unfortunately not further defined.

In addition, the rule specifies that agreement between the parties is in itself not enough to justify sealing, and that redacting specific information in a document should be made rather than . . .[more]

— Gregg Leslie, 5:32 pm   ·   Comments: 0

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10-01-07 Program Presentation Proposal - Proposed Title: THE DIAGNOSIS & THE REMEDY

Program Presentation/Discussion Topic Proposal

DIAGNOSIS & REMEDY
Focus on US Case Management Systems (CMSs)

1) THE DIAGNOSIS - a system-level integrity crisis, related to widespread reliance on false CMSs.
a. The current downturn and the unprecedented levels of public protest of judicial conduct are two manifestations of the same underlying problem.
b. The current downturn is not a financial/economic crisis per se. Instead - it is a system-level integrity crisis.
c. False CMSs which were developed and installed in the past quarter century in US agencies, in financial institutions, in courts, and in prisons, albeit - with insufficient public oversight, are central to such integrity crisis.
d. Reliance on such false CMSs is a hard habit to shake off, if only for its benevolent flexible conveniences.
e. Continued reliance on such false CMSs, could make the US a bankrupt pariah in the international community in no time at all. Bankrupt - due to inability to exert honest, valid, and effectual regulation of financial institutions and financial markets, and pariah - for the severe violation of ratified International Law inherent to such conduct, involving large scale abuse of the Human Rights of all who reside in the US, and large-scale fraud and deception on all who conduct business with it.

2) THE REMEDY - publicly accountable validation (certified, functional, logic verification) on all major CMSs
a. Must include better guarantees for our Human, Constitutional, and Civil Rights to access court and other public digital records - to inspect and to copy. Inspecting and copying should be viewed both as two separate, distinct rights, and as ones that are inherently conjoined.
b. Must include the immediate establishment of strict requirements for publicly accountable validation (certified, functional, logic verification) on all major CMSs in government agencies, in public corporations, in financial institutions, and first and foremost - in the courts and in prisons. The right to access court records, which are validated in a publicly accountable manner, our Liberty, and other fundamental Human Rights are all connected at the hips.
c. Should include higher level international efforts to access US public records. One must be reminded that such rights are vested in any person, and therefore, our friends outside the US should be encouraged to publicly exercise their rights to access such records. Such access efforts by are friends abroad would instantaneously demonstrate support for the principle, and also provide them better levels of risk assessment and risk reduction for the benefit of their own US-related investments.
d. May require the establishment of national and regional level Truth and Reconciliation Commissions! Richard Fine is the natural nominee to serve a public trusted chair of such effort.
e. May require a plea to the Swiss to establish effective barriers to prohibit senior US officials (including, but not limited all US Judges), and officers and directors of public and financial corporations, from making any deposits in numbered Swiss bank accounts while in office.

Truly,

Joseph Zernik
Los Angeles County, California
http://www.scribd.com/Free_the_Rampart_FIPs
http://inproperinla.blogspot.com/
Patriotic pics of sharon stone, beyonce knowles, and charlize theron,
Coming soon- deep house music! 

10-01-07 Happy Birthday! Scribd account, initiated only a few days ago passed the 1,000th reading!

Free_the_Rampart_FIPs

Los Angeles County, California

The Scribd account explicit URL is:
http://www.scribd.com/Free_the_Rampart_FIPs
Coincidentally, the record that pushed the account past the 1,000 reading was the public record:
Blue Ribbon Review Panel Report (2006)
Described as follows:
Official report of the LAPD dated June 15, 2006, the definitive record regarding ongoing false imprisonments in Los Angeles County. California of the Rampart FIPs (Falsely Imprisoned Persons).
Highest reading counts so far:
1) http://www.scribd.com/doc/24738955/Richard-Fine-09-12-29-Request-for-Los-Angeles-
county-supervisor-Antonovich-addnl-inquiries-on-sheriff-Lee-Baca-in-re-Arrest-and-booking-papers -68 readings.
2) http://www.scribd.com/doc/24681508/Zernik-v-Connor-CM-ECF-09-12-29-Request-and-Response-in-attempt-to-gain-access-to-records-US-District-Court-Los-Angeles-s - 56 readings
3) http://www.scribd.com/doc/24633932/Shami-09-12-30-Epilogue-by-Joseph-Zernik-for-Nouvelles-d-Hebron-byYitzhaq-Shami-s - 55 readings.