David C. Goad v. the County of Guadalupe, Texas

Court of Appeals of Texas·Decided March 13, 2015·No. 04-14-00497-CV·Published

Opinion

No. 04-I4-00497-CV

IN THE

FOl'RTll COURT OF APPEALS

SAN ANTONIO,TEXAS

DAVID GOAD Appellant

v.

THE COUNTY OF CUADALUPE. TEXAS, - l—_j * ■ ■-■—■.

Appi'lle. en

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ROM Till: 251" JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT ro - -r

GUABALUPE COUNTY, TEXAS -■ -;-": - o .\ Trial Court No. 12-1923-CV \\ illiitni Old. .fudge Presiding

APPELLANT'S BRIEF II

David Goad,pm sc 1154 Rivertree Drive New Braunfels, Texas 7SI30 830-515-2052

ORAL ARGUMENT REOI'ESTKD TABLE OF CONTENTS IDENTITY OF PARTIES.. . INDEX OF AUTHORITIES ii. iii STATEMENT OF THE CASE I STATEMENT OF THE JURISDICTION ISSUES PRESENTED.. 2. 3 ISSl E ONE Did Chief Appraiser, Jamie Osborne and friends commit fraud upon the court in their quest to obtain a Favorable judgment1? ISSl E TWO. Did Jamie Osborne and others with deliberate indifference, engaged in conduct intended to deprive David Goad and Natalie Goad of their rights protected under the 14th Amendment? ISSUE THREE1 Did the trial court abuse its discretion in denying hearing's for Goad'.s motion's? ISSUE FO1R: Did the trial court clerk fail to provide Goad with documentation under TRAP 6.3 "Any notice, copies of documentsfiled in an appellate cum/, or other communications must be sen! to: (c) a puny ifthe party is ttal represented by emmxel"to place Goad at a disadvantage'7 ISSl E FIVE: For medical reasons. Goad was unable to attend the trial on June 2. 2014 ISSl E SIX: Does the trial court abide b> its own rules? ISSl E SE\ EN: Was Goad served with a complaint which complies with the rules [TRCPJ? EXHIBITS. 3 Exhibits I thru 17 are separately attached, (EXHIBITS TO APPELLATE BRIEF CASE NO Q4-14-GG497-CV ORAL ARGUMENT ..j FACT STATEMENT . ^ 5. 6, 7 SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT. .7. g ARGUMENT AND AUTHORITIES. ..8.9 CONCLUSION AND REQUESTS .9 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE Id IDENTITY OF PARTIES AND COUNSEL

David Goad, Appellant, pro 1154 Rivenree Drive New Braunfefs, Texas 78130 830-515-2052

The County of Gundalupe, Texas. Appellee.

Represented by. McCreary. Veselka. Brayu tK: Allen. P C Mathew Tepper. (bar no 24029008) 700 Jeffrey Way.. Suite 100 Round Rock, Texas 78665 512-323-3200 512-323-3294 f fax) INDEX OFAITIIORITIES

CASES Exhibil (Ex) Page (pg)

Accunli v. Shuughfiessy, 347 U S 260. 268, 74 S Cl -I1'1', 503. 98 L Ed 681 (1954), Ex B, pg 7

Andemm v. Cn'ightun, 4S_i U.S. 635, 640( 1^87).... Ex 8. pg-4

Axhcrqfl v. Iqhal, 129S Cl ll>37 (200Q) ,..ExS,pg5

Brown v. Western AY.. 338 U.S. 204, 296(1949) En 8, pg 5

Chevron Corp. v. Redman, 745 S.W.2d3l4. 3 16 (Tex. 1987) pg9

City of Bemimotii v, BoutllionM6$W2

('onroy v. Manas, 670 S.W.2d 124 (Tex.App -S* Dist., 1084) . . Ex S, pg 7,8,9

EdgewoodIm/ep. Sck Dtst, v. Kirby, 111 S.W.2J391. 394 (Tex 1989).. pg9

Ericksan w Pantos, 127 S Ct. 2197. 2200(2007) Ex S. pg 5

E\xtt v. Pcmijj: 330 [■ 3d 681, 687 (>"' Cii 2003) Ex 8. pg 4

Feftkrv. Casey 487 V.S 131. 138(1988) Ex|8. pg 5

Fuetttex v. Shewn, 407 US 67. 80, 92 S.Ct. 1983. 1994, 32 UEd.2d 556(1972) . .Ex 8. pg 7

Gayv. 1 idler. 252 F,2d 313 (C.A.5 Fla.. 1958) Ex 8. pg 9

(lomez v. Toledo 466 U S, 6.35 (1980) . Ex X. pg 5

Goad v. Anderson SA-08-CA-0674 . pg 4

Hanson v. Jordan, 145 Ton 320. 198 S.W.2d 262, 263 (1946) . ..pg 9

Hartow v, Fifsgera/dU.S. 800. 818, 102 S Cl 2727. 73 L Ed 2d 3%(1982) ...Ex 8. pg 4

Hare v. Cityoft 'orinth, 135 F.3d 320. 325 (5'1' Cir 1098) (citing Colston v. Htirnhun (^ Cir 1997) .... Ex 8. pg -1

Howie! v. Rose 496 U.S. 356. 375 (1990) . Ex X, pg 4

l.cvinc I'. I nit&iS'tates, 362 L S 610. 80 S Cl 1038 (I960) pg 7 PtiIIiam v. Mien. 466 U.S. 522. 104 S C( 1070. I"80, 80 I. Ed 2d 565 ( 1984) Ex 8. pg ')

Republican Parly v. hictz, 940 S.W.2d 8f>. 89 (Ton 11>07> ...pu Q

Snyderv. Massachusetts, 291 U.S 97. 105(1934) Ex 8. pg 7

SPRADUN v. JIM WAITER HOMES, AVf'.. U S.W 3d 578, 580 (Tex 2000).. .. .pg 9

I lulled Stales v, Sciuln, 521 F.2d 842,8-l> (7'1' Cir 1996). pg S

PUBLICATIONS

42U.S.C.A § !983(Wesi 1981) ExS,pg8

42 Li S C A tj 19X5 (West 198 1). Ex 8. pg 8

U S. Supreme Court Center, ; ,;£\S, pg 7

SI A I 1'TKS. CODES. :uid PkOC i:i)l Uli S

TEXAS PROPERTY CODE, Chapter 141 TRANSFER TO MINORS Sl*c 141002. pg 7

LOCAL RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE 25th, 2nd 25th. and 274th Judicial District of Texas, Guadalupe County..2005.. ..E\ 9 pg 3. 5

Civil Practices and Remedies Code (TRCP) TRCP 1.2.8. 13,21,45,50. 57. 58 Ex 8 pg5 TRAP 6.3 . pu2

FEDERAL

RICO pg:4-5

Federal Rules of Civil Procedure I2(b)(b).. pu 4

Section §198."!, §1985 of Title 42 of I S.C Ex 8. pg 8

Constitution of the United States of America... pg 8

iii No, 04-14-00497-CV

IN TUT

R 1II COURT Ol APPEALS

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

DAVID CARL GOAD Appellant.

V.

THE COUNTY OF GIADALUPE, TEXAS.

Appelle.

VPPELLAN'S III I

TO THE HONORABLE FOURTH COURT OF APPEALS;

David Goad (father) and Natalie Goad (daughter), appellants in ibis proceeding and

defendant in the trial court, hies tliis Brief in support of their appeal from a judgment entered

against them on June 2. 2014. The judgment is for property taxes, fees and penalties levied upon

a one-acre parcel of land (Goad properly) located adjacent to ibe runway within the Zuehl Flying

Community (Zuehl), in Guadalupc County. Texas.

STATEMENT Ol-CASE

1 David Goad (Goad) and Natalie Goad (NGoad) will show this appeal surrounds

fraud(s) brought upon the trial court by powerful public officials to lake the Goad property The

trial

I court and staff refused to follow its own rules and procedures These actions or lack thereof

denied the Goad's rights to [he fundamental legal process our forefathers provided each of us in

the United States Constitution

STATEMENT Ol-JURISDICTION

2 This is an appeal from orders coming from the 25" District Court. Guadalupe County.

exas This Court has jurisdiction over these matters from the lower Court

ISSUES PRESENTED

SSIE ONE Did Chief Appraiser. Jamie Osborne and friends commit fraud upon the court in

their quest to obtain a favorable judgment'

ISSUE TWO Did Jamie Osborne and others with deliberate indifference, engaged in conduct

intended lo deprive David Goad and Natalie Goad of their rights protected under the Nth

Amendment1'

ISSUE THREE Did the trial Court abuse its discretion by refusing to rule upon Goad's

i lotions, or conduct any hearings on Goad's motions'.'

ISSUE FOUR: Did the trial court clerk fail lo provide Goad with documentation under TRAP

t .3 "Any no!ice, copies of documentsfiled in an appellate court, or other eomnmniealioi s must

he sen/ to: (c) a puny it the puny is not represented by counsel" to place Goad at a disadvantage'

This leaves Goad not knowing what uas or was not. forwarded to this appeals Court, ortiie

numbering sequence to reference the documents in tins brief Guadalupe County was alerted lo

this fact when they received Goad's first brief more than thirty days prior Goad supposes

Guadalupe County thinks they "have it in the baa "

ISSUE FIVE: For medical reasons.

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