The United States of America V/S Allan H. F. Palmer

Titls 4 C/R  102-74-390  “All person entering or on federal property are prohibited from loitering, exhibiting disorderly conduct or exhibiting other conduct on the property that is: (a) Create Loud and unusual noise or nuisance. (b) Unreasonably obstruct the usual use of entrance, foyers, Lobbies, corridors, offices, elevator, stairways of parking lot. (c) Otherwise impede or disrupt the performance of official duties by government employees. (d) Prevent the General public from obtaining the administrative service provided on the property in a timely manner”

The defendant moved a motion for the court to dismiss this case No. # CC42,6033015 of the following grounds: 1.       Insufficient allegations to prove the charge 2.       Reason for disputes (The oral or dental hygiene tool) impeded the defendants’ rights to enter into and upon federal property 3.       U.S Marshall Service personnel and the Paragon Security personnel actions were not in keeping with their professional authority. 4.       The actions of the Security Detail were in violation with the law they were enforcing. 5.       Federal Law prohibits Discrimination by employees upon federal property. Factual back Ground The defendant goes to the Federal Building in question on a regular basis to conduct business. On the day in question the defendant went to the said building, the defendant clear security, the security took offence and decide...

Steve Kim is a federal magistrate judge on the United States District Court for the Central District of California . He was sworn in for this position on April 11, 2016, upon the retirement of Magistrate Carla Woehrle . His current term will expire on April 10, 2024. Early life and education Kim earned his bachelor's degree with special distinction from the University of Oklahoma, where he was the recipient of the Carl Albert Award. This award is given to the most distinguished graduate of the University's College of Arts & Sciences. He earned his J.D . , magna cum laude, from Georgetown University Law Center.  Professional career After he graduated from law school, Kim clerked for Judge Stephen Wilson of the United States District Court for the Central District of California and for Judge Sidney Thomas of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit . He then worked for Munger, Tolles, & Olson LLP as a civil litigator before beco...

After the United States of America Presented there case and I have crossed examined their witnesses, the Judge instructed me, of my rights to give evidence. He also note that I am not required to prove my innocence, however the prosecution is required to prove that I was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.  I did not take the stand, for there was no need for me to take the stand because the from the evidence that was presented to the court. the prosecution did not present the evidence to prove that I was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. As a result I refuse to take the stand in my own defense and the Judge dismissed the case because the prosecutor fail to present the evidence that was needed to convince the Judge that I was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.