Sims, Delivence Andre

CourtCourt of Appeals of Texas
DecidedJuly 13, 2015
DocketWR-53,692-04
StatusPublished

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Into 'The United st·ates Co"~stitutionAL'Cciurt­ Of The ~exas Couit Of Criminal. Appeals And Its Justicesr.Supreme Court Building,20l - W~st 14th Street,room l06,Austin Texas 78711

RECEIVED IN Delivence,Andre Sims,Pro Se, ~Appl~~ant-Relator

Ed~~:s~~~aker;Intryd~~s: Joshua V~nc~nt-Intern,~Hkon~n FOR what) A~dre~ J. Sm1 th (or co-s1gner-), as Assist, I § ..v . C1 1 1 A .COURT OF CRIIIIIINAL APPEALS ct1on Nu:

Inre: Tr. Ct. Rd. #~Y~slJ9 ~015 Pleading for a writ of mandamus D1str1ct Attorney to Harris County,Texaa, And Compl uso~~~..Ql~rkm J

Applicant's Pleading F~r A Writ Of Mandamus,and His Complusory Counter-Claim Against Illegal Third Party Intervener(s) With Its OR Their Illegal-Improper Motion Practice In said Case Sub Judice

TO The Texas Court Of Criminal Appeals and its Justices,Respondent(s) and Illegal Party Interveners; Let there be Unders cand ing, comes now I One I Sims Andre Deli v'ence I Appl ±cant/Relator. '· herein after in Pro S~ capacity,and in the above styled,Caption,and Numbered Ca- use of action,Case,~nd i~ this proceedings,brings [t]his Application.for a ~rit­ of Mandamus,along w1th h1s 1 necessary Complusory Counter Cla1m(s) mot1on aga1nst~ third Party interveners,and ~~ll herein too invoke this Texas Court of Criminal- Appeals Jurisdiction to proscribed Stat~(as well as federal)law,and compel'said laws to be applied against ~n intrudei judge,with an yndecipherable and unident- ifiable name,acting clearly outside if its jyrisdiction over this sai~ above ca- se and cause of actio~,pursuant to Texas Government _Code,~ 22.22l(b),along with- Rule 72.l,and 72.2 of the Texas Rules of Appellate Prdcedure~for said intruding judge,not appeariHg for verified authenticated judgementship in compliance with the Texas Constitution and Statutory law,aHd thereafter,abusing its judicial au- thority,by failing to correct it~ usurpation of authority. over the ~ubject-matt­ er cause under number 765557,and then to make matters moie wrose,intentionally - failed to perform its ministerial duties to hav~ ackonledged its basis of its - pwn original competent jurisdist±on over ~ai~ c~use,and on its own motion of nec- essity~as obligat6ry·dutites empl~ced bt State of .Texas law,and for such other- reasons i~ this proceedings sub judice~and thus;R~lator files [t]his application for the issuance of a writ of mandamys di~eciing the intruding(john/jane.doe)jud- ge to recuse its self .from said cause of action under number 765557,and recall·- its illegal adoption of Joshua Vincentrs and Andr~w J.Smiths illegal proposed mo- tion practice,and baseless prop~sed brief,as "STATE'S ORGINAL ANSWER'' -signed by And:::-ew J.Smith 0::1 June l7th,2015,.''in for this case at bar ..• Tnwhich 'relator was convicted unlawfull~ in said trail Court for muider.Inmore emphasis of this want of mandamus appli6atio~,Relator·will state to this said Court the tollowing: A1 On an unkn~wn data the Prosecuting Atforney for ca~se number 765557,forged and- fraudulently issued an indictment, hile nev~r impaneling a.grand jury panel to- ha~e returned a legitimate and valid indictment,or True Bills of Indictm~nt,as a matter of l.aw and justice performed in Harr.is County .Texas. Hence ,no Harr1s Coun- ty ~as empaneled to conveye and investigate the surrounding circums~ances of sa- id Cause indispute sub judice;and thereby,no.grand jury under the laws of Texas charged this Relator wit~ the ~ffense ·of some imprecise and unspecific murder,as a non-Capital offense(as cited in Relator's ~emorandum petition/a~plication for a writ of habeas corpus).Relator states not only were there other defendants co~ nvicted for that same offense,as the principal culprit(s),but it was there in- that trial Court that the judge had a duty to read the alleged indictment's con- tents for obtaining legal jurisdiction.e.g.,State ·V.Chatman,67l .F.2d 531,538(KA- N.l983);Garcia V.Dial,596 S.W.2d 524,528(Tex.Cr.App.l980);Cook V.State,902 S.W.~ 4~1~476,n.6-7(T~i.cr.~pp.l995),{d.at 415,& at n.4-5 .... l.law. Fat~lly Defective Process of Servica: B)" ~h~ 'underlying proceeding involves action out side of the Scope of law and '• ·, inaction by the trial Court,judgeJ~s it also fails to iSsue the writ of habeas- corpus to the proper and legal person holdihg your Relator unlawfully and illeg- against his will and restrained of his .liberty,pursuant.. to Articles 1l.OL- ll.02,ll.Q3,ll.04,ll.05ill~lO,ll.ll,ll.~2,11.13,11.14(l) to (5),11.15,ll .. l6(Te~­ as Code of criminal Procedure)[£or the purpose of invoking Art.ll.07,§§ 1,& 3(a)- (b);4(a)(l),(2),& (b),& (c); § 5 et seq(TCCP)]~Texas.Rules of Civil Procedure,- Rules 106 & .2la;Hamdi V~Rums£eld~542 U.S.507,124 S.Ct.2633,,159 L.Ed.2d 578(2004): Rumsfeld.V.Padi1laJ524 U.S.426,l24 .. S.Ct.27ll,l59 L.Ed.2d 513(2004) 8;Rasual V.- Bush,542 U.S.466,124 S.Ct.2686,159 L.Ed.2d 548(2004),9;U.S.V.Moussaoui,365 F.3d 292,30o~o2,n.4-5(4th Cir.2004)(case law cited);Cf.Baker V.Monsanto,lll S.Y!V.3d- 158,16l(Tex~2003)(citation in original).This civil action ~as filed against the .warden of the.Michael:Prison Unit,as indicated in Relator's memorandum of law,- attached to his application for writ of habeas corpus.Eddie D.Baker(or. success- or in place) is the warden and the proper legal Responde:n.t .t.o · have· been served. _,with respect to the writ of habeas corpus petit ion, and thus, was sup;?osed to be - the Person who has custody over this Relator-Applicant,and j~risdiction of the issuance of writ thus lie~ with this Texas Court of Criminal Appeals justices- over this case,and·~ause of a~~ion,and parties of intereBt,as Respondent Baker- . nan1ed ·in .. th~- -habeas co.~pus i?~-ti ':io~1 :'·ibid. C) "The ·thir2 part·y.interVeher(s'J"''never give Relator notice they were intervening with or without State Court authority-in t~is case.at bar1aqaihst hirn,fbr what ever unfounded reasons alleged in their baseless and illegal motion j)ractice,& - thus,Relator never got his opportunity to contend against such unlawful interv- ention,and that includes,Relator being deprived to timely file any motions for otice to Include and Augment the record for his motion to quash [void] indictm- ent,with his challenge to the ·trail Court's intruding judge'B adoption of ille- g a 11 y o b t a i ned ext r i n s i c, t h i r d Part ' s e v ide n c e , " as i f T IT LED.: " . . . P R0 P 0 SED F IN D- INGS OF FACT,CONCLUSIONS OF LAW.Id.See Page 1 of 4 and.i)aqe 2 to 4.Hence,those proposed falBe fjndinqs·_are conclusionary a~legati~ns,because the trial Court's [habeas] judqe or intruder never cond~cted proceedinqs as under ll.07,3(c),nor as would have been held under3(d)(TCCP),and totally disregarded Relator's claim- (s) that fall under Art.ll.07j§ 4(a)(l) ans (2),& (b),& (c)-these are provision- (s) Relator relied on in support of his-submitted and enumerated exhibitation- submit~ed with his habeas writ .in chief.In plain langauge,Relator's claim h~re­ in too,involves th~ State Court's Prosecutor/~Government's agents perpetrating- a fraud upon the Courts-during the collateral review proceed:i:ngs.u.s.V.Win~st-:- ~ ock,.340 ·F.3d 200,207,n.7(4th Cir~2004),citing Dunn Y-Cockrell,302 F.3d 491,492:- rr~l(5th Cir.2003)(other cases);Ry1and V.Shapiro;708 F.2d 967

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