Monday, May 14, 2007

Constitutionality DSI

AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE BY E COMMERCE MON.
14MAY07 AT 3;53 pm
TO: Lawyer Mayor Christopher Brian Coleman, US, State of
Minnesota, 87 Countys, all Citys, townships etc. et al are hereby in Good Faith
that Injured Partys's via E Commerce, Blogs, Web Sites:
are challenging along with the ACLU the 4th Search & Seizure, 5th Taking Clause
without compensation of the following:
1. Department of Safety and Inspections herein after DSI is unconstitutionally vague, arbitrary, contrary to 4th & 5th Amendments.
2. Council President Kathleen lantry has misapplied, ignored, committing
malfeasance, misfeasance,nonfeasanceHUD v. City St. Paul/2001-0791.resp.pdf by ignoring ACLU letter
3. Sharon and Bill are therefore challenging the Constitutionality of this alleged new DSL with employees: Defendant joel.essling@ci.stpaul.mn.us, lisa.martin@ci.stpaul.mn.us acting in concort with Aaron.foster@ci.stpaul.mn.us and steve.magner@ci.stpaul.mn.us, acting in concort apparantly with Renevation Inc. Wally Nelson?
a. Kick Backs, bribery, using the St. Paul Impound Lot for Stolen Vehicles
, condemning propertys, reselling demolition items, for profits.
b. use of marcia.moermond@ci.stpaul.mn.us to condemn propertys apparantly for her unjust enrichment as this obese woman is not qualified.
THEREFORE: THIS CHALLENGE IS MADE ELECTRONICALLY AS OUR LIVES ARE IN DANGER:
" In 92 the Gas Lines Blew:Mayoral Candidate Sharon was the target
from the city crew.
2007 these same city, union,civil service are up to their old tricks
with to blow up-condemn vacant buildings 962"
In the event of these Homegrown Candidates Deaths you have been
apprised specifically Daytons Bluff School God WE ARE NOT FOOLS.
Flipping Realestate,SDept Safety Inspections re: LIEP tar EMS, FederalMay9th Agenda Offense's We therefore take Legal Notice Claims that the 962 vacant buildings be given $100,000.00 out of the $25 Million State and Federal Grant for Housing.........
fURTHER AFFIANTS SAYETH NOT AT THIS TIME
ACLU of MN Challenges St. Paul Inspection Program buzz.mn
Submitted by Myron Medcalf, Star Tribune Staff Writer on Wed, 01/24/2007 - 10:57am. Council President Kathy Lantry

St. Paul City Council City Hall Room 320-C St. Paul, MN 55102 VIA FACSIMILE AND U.S. MAIL

Dear Council President Lantry,

I am writing in regards to the proposed legislation outlining changes to the City Building Code and Inspection guidelines. The ACLU-MN recognizes the general need for rental housing inspections for the protection of renters throughout the city; however, we are concerned that current ordinances, and the proposed ordinance do not adequately ensure that inspections take place in conformity with the Fourth Amendment. The proposed process for inspections of single-family and duplex rental properties, and the current ordinance governing inspections of multi-family dwellings appear to violate the right against unreasonable searches and seizures, as guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment.

Charles Samuelson Executive Director

/s/ Sharon Anderson sharon4anderson@aol.com /s/ Bill Dahn bill4dahn@aol.com


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