[Vision2020] Burkett
Tom
thansen at moscow.com
Tue Oct 19 09:36:44 PDT 2004
Seems to me that Mr. Frink is using an old campaigning (but unfortunately
effective) concept:
"If you can't impress them with facts, dazzle them with bull s**t."
Just tossing in my two cents. And I do want my two cents back. After all
these are the Bush years.
Vote Hamlett
See you at the polls.
Tom Hansen
> Thanks Peg for setting the record straight. Much better than hearsay!
>
> DC
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> From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com
> [mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com] On Behalf Of PEG HAMLETT
> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 8:41 AM
> To: vision2020 at moscow.com
> Subject: [Vision2020] Burkett
>
>
> I just thought I would take a minute to answer your question about the
> signs. It is as Debbie Gray and Saundra Lund stated Magistrate Hamlett,
> the person who is putting up the signs has a couple of court cases which
> are open to the public if they would like to see them. He name is
> Darryl Frink, which is on his signs. I don't want to sound as if I am
> outing him. After speaking with him it is my understanding he is upset
> about his custody case and wants to unset Bill (my husband) due to
> several misconceptions.
>
> 1. Magistrates are appointed for two years. He wants to vote in a
> non-attorney he stated. Unfortunatley that is not the law, you have to
> been an attorney and again it is appointed.
>
> 2. He is upset that without any reason, cause or a formal court motion
> he wanted his ex-wife's medical records open to him. Problem is no
> there was no reason and she resides in Oregon and an Idaho judge cannot
> open those records.
>
> 3. After him dismissing two (three?) attorneys Mr. Frink decided to
> represent himself in the custordy case, when appearing in court and not
> being able to do an adequate job, Bill told Mr. Frink that he would
> postpone his case to give him time to get an attorney. Mr. Frink said
> he either wanted the court to pay for him an attorney. Unfortunately
> Mr. Frink did not qualify for an attorney appointed by the court, again
> state guidelines not personal ones by my husband. I am sure none of us
> ever want to really pay for an attorney but in something as important as
> your children I think you would want to do everything in your power to
> make sure you are represented well.
>
> 4. Most traffic tickets are dealt with without going into court or
> before a judge. When they do, it is based on evidence and testimony.
> If there is no proof then there is no choice but to dismiss. I have
> never know Bill to be lenient on people speeding, he warns me everytime
> I start to go a bit fast to slow down so I don't get a ticket.
>
> As you know I am of course a bit biased since I am married to him. We
> have been married almost 15 years and I have known him to be nothing
> less than fair and honest. Unfortunately with divorces, criminal cases
> and civil matters people do usually walk out of court unhappy and
> generally want to blame someone. There are state rules which prescribe
> the amount of child support people pay, not judges, same as most fines.
> Judges do not make more money the longer a case stays in court and most
> of the time they try to have people settle cases as it is generally a
> happier outcome than when a judge needs step in to divide property or
> decide which weekends are better for visitations. I know this is not
> something he likes to do but in cases where parties can not come to
> terms it is what has to be done.
>
> I have made many mistakes in my life and wish try to be a better person
> and probably deserve criticism, but I have never known Bill to do
> anything that was not honorable and according to the law, even in times
> when he may have liked a different outcome if there is not evidence to
> support a finding I know he would do what the law states.
>
> Peg Hamlett
>
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