Rod Young on the steps of the Plymouth Courthouse

On the steps of the Plymouth Superior Courthouse, Rod Young of Hull demonstrates his contempt for court order requiring plaintiffs in Beck vs. DOE to reimburse defendants’ litigation costs. Young and two co-plaintiffs say that the content of a Decision and Order of Summary Judgment in their defamation suit against the Department of Education and South Shore Charter School contains “ex parte” misrepresentations of the case record.

Joint Affidavit of Corruption in the Massachusetts Judiciary

The undersigned [1], duly sworn plaintiffs in a civil suit dismissed both in summary judgment and on appeal, and denied "Further Appellate Review" (FAR) by the Supreme Judicial Court, herein present authenticated evidence showing that the state judiciary lies open to manipulation by government and corporate personages – a wrenching reality for whistle blowers whose private lives and fortunes have been sacrificed to privilege.

In 1999 we were rightly forewarned that influence trumps justice with impunity in the Commonwealth. Nonetheless in January 2000 we sued Commissioner of Education David Driscoll and Globe Senior VP Gregory Thornton along with four underlings for defaming us as incompetents, thieves, and child abusers. By dishonoring us the defendants sought as well to discredit our charges of fiscal fraud at a state charter school of which Thornton was trustees chairman.

A concerted campaign of libel and slander against us began in earnest in 1997 – soon after we blew the whistle – and intensified in the wake of a damning state audit instigated on our evidence of false enrollment claims by the South Shore Charter School then of Hull, Massachusetts. Published in May 1999, the State Auditor's comprehensive review of the School's finances chronicled over $1 million in "undocumented [tuition] billings" submitted to the state by CEO/Headmaster Timothy Anderson during the first two years of operation. Predictably, the charter-school moguls publicly denigrated Auditor Joseph DeNucci as inept....

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[1] David M. Beck, Hull MA, David L. Higgs, Weymouth MA and Rodney W. Young, Hull MA.

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Supreme Judicial Court Rule 3:07 Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct

RULE 8.3 REPORTING PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT

(b) A lawyer having knowledge that a judge has committed a violation of applicable rules of judicial conduct that raises a substantial question as to the judge's fitness for office shall inform the Commission on Judicial Conduct.

Comment

[1] This rule requires lawyers to report serious violations of ethical duty by lawyers and judges. Even an apparently isolated violation may indicate a pattern of misconduct that only a disciplinary investigation can uncover.

Rule 3:09. CODE OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT

..A judge must make reasonable efforts, including the provision of appropriate supervision, to ensure that the general prohibition against ex parte communications is not violated through law clerks and other court personnel.

..a judge may not solicit non-record factual information from court personnel about a case and must take reasonable steps to avoid receiving unsolicited non-record factual information from them.

Section 3D: This Section requires judges to report conduct indicating a substantial likelihood of a serious violation of professional conduct by judges or lawyers together with the factual basis for this conclusion. Even an apparently isolated violation may indicate a pattern of misconduct that only a disciplinary investigation can uncover....

Documents

No 98-4063-3 State Auditor's Report on Certain Activities of the South Shore Charter School July 1, 1995 Through December 31, 1997 May 26, 1999 [Pdf]

Attorney General Answer [pdf]

"The AttorneyGeneral's Office has reviewed your recent inquire to the Criminal Bureau for the purpose of deciding whether to asign this matter within the Criminal Bureau..."

Presetment of potential Civil Rights Suit arising from Beck vs. DOE [Pdf]

"Dear Attorney General Reilly, Under provision of M.G.L. Chapter 258 Section 4 and 603 CMR 1.02, we the undersigned hereby make presentment of our intention to name yourself, Assistant AG Kurt Schwartz, and the Office of the Attorney General in a complaint we intend to file either in Massachusetts Superior or Federal District Court charging that our civil rightss have been violated, because of denial of due process in our civil suit Beck vs. DOE."

MOTION OF PLAINTIFFS THAT THE COURT COUNTERMAND ITS ORDER THAT PLAINTIFFS REIMBURSE DEFENDANTS’ COSTS, AND ADDITIONALLY THAT THE COURT CALL FOR INVESTIGATION OF ANY AND ALL JUDICIAL WRONGDOING IN THE ADJUDICATION OF THE MATTER, TO THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SJC. [pdf]

NOTICE TO APPEAR FOR MOTION HEARING [pdf]

The Court will hear arguments on the motion(s) referende below Motion/Hearing: miscellaneout #72

7/11/2006, 2:00 pm, CtRm 5 (72 Belmont Steet, Brockton)

"Dear Mr. Powers: The undersigned plaintiffs in Beck vs. DOE (PLCV2000-00076) request written confirmation or, as indicated, refutation of notice we received in person from Assistant Clerk John Deady of your Brockton office and over the phone from an uniden­tified cleric at your Plymouth office, that the motion referenced above will be heard on July 11, 2006 as de facto a request for reconsideration of this Court’s Decision and Order of February 25, 2002, which allowed summary judgment in defendants’ favor...[pdf]"