On December 23, 2006, I received the Louisiana STATE CIRCUIT APPEAL COURT’s “opinion” for state case docket number 04-12090. In case my well-being is in jeopardy, this is my rushed rebuttal to that ‘opinion’.
INITIAL MATTERS
I. The 04-12090 lawsuit was filed on August 20, 2004. (It […]

QUESTION #4: You constantly seem to point out faults that you demonstrate with New Orleans Clerk of Court Dale Atkins. Do you personally dislike her; and do you know Atkins on a personal level?
ANSWER #4 Because of procedurally required random assignment of newly-filed lawsuits, I think it is underhanded for […]

So, here is what I look like. I am 55 years old, and will be 56 on March 19th. The picture I wanted to post here was not yet available. I will update this post.

 **The following statement was written long before it became irrefutably proven that Judge Porteous was committing unethical acts.
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At the conclusion of this essay is my personal note to Judge Thomas Porteous. But certain other things need to be said now. For people who think they have a grasp on my personality, I imagine […]

QUESTION #1 Orleans Parish Civil Sheriff Paul Valteau is a well-respected man. How can you expect the public to believe and accept allegations you have made against him?
ANSWER #1. Aside from facts and evidence in my possession, it is not rocket science that something is amiss about Valteau’s real estate auctions […]

Facts About An Ongoing Litigation In New Orleans Courts
(*a condensed version is being sent to media nationwide)
This essay is motivated predominantly by three things: New Orleans City leaders’ urging the hiring of a corruption watchdog; additional recent unflattering news information about New Orleans U.S. District Judge G. Thomas Porteous Jr.; the latest Louisiana supreme court […]

NOW INTO COURT, comes plaintiff, Barbara Ann Jackson, who opposes the dismissal motion filed by United States of America, substituted for defendant A. J. McNamara for the following reasons:
 
Due to the prima facie fact that Federal Court Judge A.J.McNamara unlawfully presided over a State Court Conversion lawsuit, that was filed in Orleans Parish Civil District […]

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RATHER THAN ALLEGIANCE TO ETHICS, loyalty to personalities has
become a repelling social snare in New Orleans. Ill-placed loyalty
promotes charlatans, extortion, incompetence, cronyism, misuse of
public funds, addictions, and savagery. However even some
allegiants are clamoring for reformation of the New […]

With increasing return of economically-challenged residents, the need to overhaul the Orleans Parish Civil District –as well as the need to indict people like Clerk of Court Dale Atkins and Sheriff Paul Valteau, is a crucial reality.
In light of the fact that patterns of conduct analogous to the ”Bail Bonds Unlimited” folks, are being carried out by attorneys  connected to Orleans […]

[NOTE: The author of this article,Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff’s sources for the article below was inadvertently omitted; however, her sources are now appended at the end.] June 22, 2006: Holy housing bubble! The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is finally cracking down on fraudulent mortgage flippers. Flipping is the quick (within […]