The Kenedy Pasture Company: A Civil Action in the Making?

The Kenedy Pasture Company: A Civil Action in the Making?

2007-07-02

A Civil Action in the Making?

Why must we flex our muscles?
Nueces County, CCISD, 105th Judicial District Attorney; how many kids were locked up without an attorney?

• There is no excuse for violating the basic human rights afforded under the United States Constitution.
• How many kids were locked up by a court of nonrecord?
• Not even with a parent's consent unless the parent has been given the opportunity to consult with counsel.
• How many children taken into custody were advised of their Miranda Rights?
• Oh yeah, Plaisted and every CCISD kid for whom, he provided service

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What do we want?

Go do some homework, we want responsive representation with transparent operation.



We want to not be railroaded for tardies or for absences when the District does not practice due diligence in interdicting but is very diligent in recording the events and adamantly prosecutes and collects half of the fine. When the people cant pay the kids are picked up from class and taken in handcuffs to the court of nonrecord. The Parent is contacted and ordered to appear immediately. When the Parent arrives he or she is told to pay or your kid goes to jail and sometimes the parent is threatened and / or locked up as well. I have never seen a kid who has been provided counsel but I have witnessed many a kid go to jail.

And this from non responsive legislators who have enabled the School Administration to blame the parent when they allow children in their custody to roam at large unaccounted for and the District in coordination with the Courts of non record get paid (profit) from it.

2007-07-01

"Court Appointed Rolodex's". Nanotechnology and "Confessing Error" in a dog and pony show who operate like they are in a Kangaroo Court.

Nanotechnology at work right before our eyes finally an acknowledgment of what has been going on for quite a while now. The information in those "Court Appointed Rolodex's", there is gold in them hills. And this is going to start becoming available when? and for who? We have came to a narrowing of the road here in this alligning of energy fields. I can see it now we got Mikal who who is the adversary of my adversary John Cornyn. We also have the Honorable Judge Manuel Banales who needs to align with Mr Watts and vice versa. Does he want run for mayor unopposed? I would rather see him correct the errors and run for Governor or Ascend to the Texas Supreme Court. Now, John Cornyn has "Confessed Error" and I assure you it wasn't out of fairness but in the essence of knocking the checkers off of the Table because he was going to lose. And Carlos Valdez & John Hubert "Confess Error" on appeal from the 105th. Hubert & Valdez "confess error" so they can conceal Mary Cano. And that is as painless as it gets.

Anton

CCCT Political Pulse

Mikal Watts seeks to round up list of Democrats for self, others

By Jaime Powell

A Monday noontime fundraiser at Vietnam restaurant for U.S. Senate hopeful Mikal Watts was a who's who of the local bar association and judiciary, including five district judges. Watts, who is living in San Antonio, told the crowd that "nobody knows Mikal Watts better than Corpus Christi."

Watts, a Democrat, who is seeking the seat held by Republican Sen. John Cornyn, asked the gathering to dig through their Rolodexes and e-mail address lists because he hopes to compile a statewide database to reach Democratic voters that can be used by all Texas Democrats.

"That way, when Judge (J. Manuel) Bañales runs for mayor he can use it," Watts joked, to uproarious laughter from the crowd and a big grin from Bañales, who was sitting on the front row.

2007-06-30

If you need an attorney.....if he is any good he will tell you watt an "Ander's Appeal" is? If he tells you not to worry about it.........FIRE HIM !!!

St Rep Abel Herrero REGULATING USE OF TEXTBOOKS be used for a period of at least 3 yrs

Good Bill by St Rep Abel Herrero REGULATING USE OF TEXTBOOKS be used for a period of at least 3 yrs
Posted on February 11, 2007 at 04:00:54 AM by Jaime Kenedeno

80R4575 KEL-D

By: Herrero H.B. No. 960







A BILL TO BE ENTITLED

AN ACT
relating to a policy regulating the use of the textbooks required
for certain courses offered by public institutions of higher
education.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
SECTION 1. Subchapter Z, Chapter 51, Education Code, is
amended by adding Section 51.969 to read as follows:
Sec. 51.969. POLICY REGULATING USE OF TEXTBOOKS REQUIRED
FOR CORE CURRICULUM COURSES. (a) In this section:
(1) "Core curriculum" has the meaning assigned by
Section 61.821.
(2) "Governing board" and "institution of higher
education" have the meanings assigned by Section 61.003.
(b) The governing board of each institution of higher
education that offers courses in the core curriculum shall adopt a
policy that regulates the use of the textbooks required for the core
curriculum courses at that institution. The policy:
(1) must encourage a faculty member to teach a core
curriculum course using the same required textbooks and the same
editions of those textbooks to the extent practicable from one
academic year to the next;
(2) must require that, absent good cause for a change
as determined by the governing board on application of the
appropriate faculty member, department, or school, the same
required textbook and textbook edition, or required textbooks and
editions, as applicable, be used for a period of at least three
academic years in a specific section of a core curriculum course or
in a specific core curriculum course that does not have sections,
regardless of how frequently the institution offers the section or
course during that period; and
(3) may provide that, as applied to any specific
section or course, the period described by Subdivision (2) may
include one or more academic years occurring immediately before the
policy takes effect.
(c) Subsection (b)(2) does not apply to a textbook
recommended but not required by the faculty member for a core
curriculum course.
(d) For purposes of Subsection (b)(2), good cause for
changing the textbook requirements for a section or course includes
ensuring that textbooks and textbook editions reflect significant
advances in knowledge or technology affecting the subject matter of
the section or course.
(e) The governing board must determine whether good cause
exists for changing a textbook requirement not later than the 90th
day after the date the application for the change is submitted to
the board by a faculty member, department, or school.
(f) The governing board shall seek advice and comment from
faculty and students at the institution before adopting a policy
under this section.
(g) The governing board shall make the policy available to
the public by publishing the policy in the institution's catalog
and by any other method the board considers appropriate.
(h) The governing board shall file a copy of the policy
adopted under this section, and any amendments to that policy, with
the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
SECTION 2. Not later than January 1, 2008, for a period of
one or more academic years beginning with the 2008-2009 academic
year, each governing board of an institution of higher education
shall adopt the policy required by Section 51.969, Education Code,
as added by this Act, for that institution, and not later than
August 1, 2008, shall file a copy of the policy with the Texas
Higher Education Coordinating Board.
SECTION 3. This Act takes effect September 1, 2007.