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If the Deputy DA Ben Lykins thinks the deal he wants to offer is a good deal.

Ben Lykins Deputy DA needs to think again. As this case is going to end up being a test case for the Klamath Falls Unconstitutional ordinance:

SECTION 5.250 TO THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS CODE AND AMENDING SECTION 5.290 RELATING TO ESTABLISHING ENHANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT AREAS AND THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF PERSISTENT VIOLATION.

Along with all the cases, that will be dismissed as in error by the special little court being run by Judge Osborn. Especially when the Court of Appeals finds out about it, along with the civil penalties in a law suit against the following defendants:

James Garland v. State of Oregon, The Thirteenth District Klamath County, City of Klamath Falls, Klamath Falls Police Department, Klamath County, and Linda Bootay, Melodi McGee and Clyde Long.

ATTN: State of Oregon

(1) When a client is represented by court-appointed counsel and the client is dissatisfied with the brief that counsel has filed, within 28 days after the filing of the brief, either the client or counsel may move the court for leave to file a supplemental pro se brief. If the client files the motion, in addition to serving all other parties to the case, the client shall serve counsel with a copy of the motion. If counsel files the motion, in addition to serving all other parties to the case, counsel shall serve the client with a copy of the motion. Whoever files the motion may tender the proposed supplemental pro se brief along with the motion.

(2) The client shall attempt to prepare a supplemental pro se brief as nearly as practicable in proper appellate brief form. The brief shall identify questions or issues to be decided on appeal as assignments of error identifying precisely the legal, procedural, factual, or other ruling that is being challenged. The last page of the brief shall contain the name and signature of the client. Unless the court orders otherwise, the statement of the case, including the statement of facts, and the argument together shall be limited to five pages.

Medical records state the following: Bipolar Disorder- (HCC)- has been stable for years off medication.