Eric Drake v. Seana Willing

Court of Appeals of Texas·Decided March 12, 2015·No. 03-14-00665-CV·Published

Opinion

March 12, 2015

No:03-14-00665-CV

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, TEXAS

ERIC DRAKE

Plaintiff-Appellant v.

KASTL LAW FIRM P.C. ET AL

Defendant-Appellee

ON APPEAL FROM THE 353rd DISTRICT COURT TRAVIS COUNTY, AUSTIN, TEXAS Trial Court No. D-l-GN-14-001215

APPELLANT ERIC DRAKE MOTION TO SUPPLEMENT COURT'S RECORDS

Eric Drake Pro-Se Appellant PO Box 833688 'received Richardson, Texas 75083 1 2 2015 214-477-9288 APPELLANT'S MOTION TO SUPPLEMENT THE APPELLATE COURT'S CLERK'S RECORD

Appellant, Eric Drake, ask the Court to permit supplement of the

clerk's record that the trial court failed to file into the Court's record as

requested by the Appellant. See Exhibit "1."

1. Appellant Drake filed into the clerk of court record his amended

notice of appeal. The clerk stamp filed the Appellant's copy but like so

many other documents, Drake's amended notice of appeal is not contained

in the clerk's record that it forwarded to this Court.

2. Since filing his notice of appeal in the trial court, Appellant's

filings have disappeared, or were destroyed, or were prevented from being

filed into the trial court's record. It is the Appellant's opinion that this

amended notice of appeal will be extremely important for the higher courts

to review when Drake will have to file his appeals of this Court's decision.

3. An appellate court cannot refuse to file a supplemental

recorders record because a party did not make a timely request. TRAP

34.5(b)(4), 34.6(b)(3). Drake is powerless to make the clerk of court to

include his documents in this Court's records, but Drake want it to be on the

record that he has made this requests before the Appellee filed his brief and

APPELLANT'S MOTION TO SUPPLEMENT COURTS RECORD WITH IDS AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL 1 before he is needing to file an appeal to any decisions of this Court.

4. Pursuant to TRAP the Clerk of Court and Court Reporters

Record must prepare these records when requested by a party. See Drake's

requests. Exhibit "2."

5. For these reasons, Appellant Eric Drake asks the Court to order

the clerk of court to submit his amended notice of appeal into this Court's

record as Drake has already requested the trial court to do, but has failed

again, to carryout simple requests made by the Appellant.

Respectfully submitted:

Eric Drake PO Box 83688 Richardson, Texas 75083 214-477-9288

APPELLANT'S MOTION TO SUPPLEMENT COURTS RECORD WITH HIS AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE

I HEREBY certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing

document has been delivered to the defendant's/appellees through their

attorney of record via US Mail on this the 10th day of January 2015.

CERTIFICATION OF CONFERENCE

I ERIC DRAKE, Appellant, have attempted to conference with all of

the defendants (Appellees) attorney's but they have not returned any calls or

attempted themselves to conference with the Appellant, thus Drake files this

motion with the Court for its decisions.

Eric Drake—Appellant

APPELLANT'S MOTION TO SUPPLEMENT COURTS RECORD WITH HIS AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL Exhibit 1 CAUSE NO. D-l-GN-14-001215

ERIC DRAKE IN THE DISTRICT COURT

VS TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS

KASTLLAWP.C. ETAL 200™ JUDICIAL DISTRICT

PLAINTIFFS AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL

TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF SAID COURT:

1. Plaintiff, Eric Drake (hereafter Plaintiff/Plaintiff), comes, filing this notice of appeal pursuant to Tex. R. App. P. 25.1 desires to appeal the 353rd District Court's Order (signed by visiting judge Charles Ramsay) declaring the Plaintiff as a vexatious litigate, and all other orders signed on August 19, 2014, pursuant to the above entitled, and numbered cause of action. Plaintiff assert and objects, and is appealing the following: Defendants have filed several motions with the Court. Motions to transfer,

motions to determine the Plaintiff as a vexatious litigate and motions to change venue. None of the defendant's conference with the Plaintiff prior to filing their motions with the Court, thus violating the local rules. The Court violated the TRCP in assigning visiting judge to hear Defendant Willing's motion to declare Plaintiff vexatious. Plaintiff is appealing the August 19, 2014 order declaring him as a vexatious litigant, and the August 19, 2014 profiling order. The Plaintiff is appealing additionally all orders signed on August 19,2014 in regards to the above entitled, numbered, and styled cause of action. In Plaintiffs appeal he will show that the Court failed to follow the Tex. R. Civ. P., (18a and 18b) and the Court's further violated the Plaintiffs due process rights, and his Texas and Constitutional rights. Plaintiff is appealing the written order signed by Judge Charles Ramsay on August 19, 2014 regarding Defendant declaring Plaintiff as a vexatious litigant in its entirety. Plaintiff objects to the August 19, 2014 order signed by Charles Ramsay in its entirety. Plaintiff objects to the order being that Defendant Seanna Willing failed to prove by and through evidence submitted to the trial court that was entered into

PLAINTIFFS DRAKE AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL PAGE 1 evidence that the Plaintiff had no reasonable possibility in prevailing against her. Plaintiff is appealing the assignment of Charles Ramsay by Warren Vavra, who is not a judge and has no authority to appoint a judge to hear a motion pursuant to the Tex. R. Civ. P., 18a and 18b. Plaintiff objects to Warren Vavra assigning judges. Plaintiff objects to the August 19, 2014 order of recusal and order of referral filed into the trial court's record in the above cause of action. Plaintiff objects to the fact that he objected to Judge Charles Ramsay prior to his beginning to hear Defendant Seanna Willing's motion to declare the Plaintiff vexatious and he refused to recuse or hear the motion. Plaintiff files this appeal because Charles Ramsay did not have the authority or jurisdiction to preside over Defendant Seanna Willing's motion on August 19, 2014. Plaintiff objects to Judge Charles Ramsay, because he is known to be unfair to nonwhites by apparent past rulings. It appears that Charles Ramsay may be a racist. Plaintiff files this appeal in objection to actual perjury which is a crime that was committed by Seanna Willing and her counsel Scot Graydon who is an assistant attorney general for Texas. Plaintiff is filing this appeal being that the trial court violated Plaintiffs due process rights and violated Tex. R. of Evidence, and the provisions of Chapter 11 f the Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code. Plaintiff files this appeal because the trial court failed to act on pending motions by the defendants and the Plaintiff pertaining to jurisdiction and special exceptions prior to assigning a visiting judge to hear Defendant Willing's motion on August 19, 2014. The Court failed to follow proper procedure, pursuant to the Tex. R. Civ. P., and other rules, and statues. Plaintiff is appealing the trial court's order of recusal and referral filed on August 19, 2014. Plaintiff files this appeal because the trial court abused its discretion, erred, and ignored basis laws and principles, and even the Canons that judges should be guided by were dismissed.

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