Notice to champaign county court / Linda S. Frank
from: James F. Osterbur
dated 5/ 18/ 12
RE: I have today received your notice, and remind you that an appeal has been filed in this case gen no: 4-12-0429
trial no 11 TR 22442
Consequently NO fine is due until the appeal has been settled. Therefore you will "re-advise" the state of IL that this matter is not due/ by the conclusion of law that states until all the evidence, as is consistent with an appeal; is heard a judgment is not consummated. Therefore not a finding of fact at this time. When it is/ then we will proceed.
To: CHAMPAIGN CIRCUIT COURT
Linda S Frank
from: James F. Osterbur
dated 5/26/12
8 days have now pasted, since my response!
with regards to your letter dated may 15, 2012
threatening to prohibit the renewal or reinstatement of my drivers license.
My response sent on 5/ 18 instructing you that this matter is in appeals, indicating law upon which I begin to rely; as this is a very tiny matter in this day; so long as the predatory practices of your court do end. Nonetheless the reality of now threatening my ability to legally drive constitutes harassment/ as you are fully aware that the matter stands in appellate court; as indicated by your letter dated may 9th 2012.
That means prior to sending this threat/ you knew the matter was not resolved in court. But sent your threat anyway.
As there is no honor in this court, nor call for justice or fair play "as if it were a disease" to be avoided. The reality is: YOU MUST REPLY to the letter sent to you, and dated 5/18/ 2012
you MUST indicate that you will comply with the demand sent by me that you will reinstate my license in all possibilities, until this appeal is heard and resolved.
If you disagree with that demand, then you must indicate to me upon what legal grounds you do so/ and establish what you believe must be done: before you take that action. I will review that, and respond accordingly. Anything less is not only harassment, but criminal conduct that is unfit to be called DUE PROCESS, in a court of law
you are required to do so within the next 7 day period.