I am asking people like you to write letters today to the Tennessee supreme court asking its five members to seriously consider an administrative grievance I have filed against chancery court judge Pamela Fleenor.
By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 FM
I am aware of several that have been sent, including one by John Cummins of New Market, in the Knoxville area.
Judge Fleenor has scheduled a nonpublic phone call Monday, a supposed hearing, to consider motions, including that of Gov. Bill Lee to dismiss with prejudice, and several from me, including a motion to strike her motion.
The entire protocol is illegal and unconstitution, because under no pretext is the court to be closed — under no pretext, according to Article 11, section 16, in the constitution. It says,
Section 16. The declaration of rights hereto prefixed is declared to be a part of the Constitution of the state, and shall never be violated on any pretense whatever. And to guard against transgression of the high powers we have delegated, we declare that everything in the bill of rights contained, is excepted out of the general powers of the government, and shall forever remain inviolate.
But Gov. Bill Lee and all state, county and city officials across the state — with rare exceptions — have accepted his violations of law as proper, and have overthrown the rights of the people in disregard of promises in the bill of rights and elsewhere in the state’s supreme law.
Support David Tulis’ request for supreme court intervention in his mandamus case to end the CV-19 state of disaster in TN. Write to:
Chief Justice Jeff Bivins TN Supreme Court 401 7th Ave. North Nashville, TN 37219-1407 Details: https://tnt23.wpengine.com/…/urge-justices-to-give…/
Cummins: ‘Exceptional quarrels’
I am requesting that you and the other justices reconsider the David Tulis grievance against Hamilton County chancery judge Pamela Fleenor. She has sat on the CV-19 mandamus case just under 100 days, allowing gross fraud to go on unabated.
I’ve personally been negatively affected (injured) emotionally and financially because of the governor’s emergency declaration of March 12. Emotionally it has caused my siblings to keep us away from my mother and father, both over 90 years old. This is a direct effect of the governor’s unconstitutional orders.
Financially, it has affected my wife and myself. We normally are able to easily sell our home grown produce at the local farmers’ markets. This illegal declaration of emergency by the governor made it impossible this year to attend the markets. As a result we could only sell from the home. Spme customers were frightened away by a virus that has never been isolated and our sales suffered and food was lost.
The writ of mandamus requires instant action and yet Judge Fleenor has been sitting on this case. Please rectify this injustice.
Finally, police power can be applied to the sick, but my wife and I are healthy as is the general population. So, in conclusion, I plead with you to reconsider Tulis’ grievance vs. Hamilton County Judge Fleenor.
Time to fight
