Stritzinger, John S.

CourtCourt of Appeals of Texas
DecidedJune 1, 2016
DocketWR-85,162-01
StatusPublished

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Stritzinger v Wright In the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals Austin, Texas

Petition for Writ of Mandamus RECEIVED COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS Cause 03-10-455-CV Third Court of Appeals 6/1/2016 ABEL ACOSTA, CLERK 1) Petitioner, John S. Stritzinger hereby requests that this court order the Third Court of Appeals, Texas to take oral arguments on Cause 03-10-455-CV after reopening the cause on new evidence as included in Exhibit A which shows that Ms. Katherine Wright's counsel Ms. Amanda Andrae committed a disbarment offense of falsifying financial documents which she has used to deprive petitioner of his children for the past five years. Petitioner believes that Ms. Andrae is guilty of fraud, kidnapping and torture under the 8th Amendment which has resulted in the attachment of his home among other items.

2) Petitioner requests the court request the third court of Texas review evidence presented to the court's by experts who did not even attempt to provide the minimum scientific process in their work, yet alone meet the Standard Set by the Supreme Court of the United States in Daubert v Merrell Pharmaceuticals (509 US 579, 113 S. Ct 2786) having never met the children they wrote expert reports on all of which are inadmissible. Petitioner believes that Dr. Lyon, Ms. Ramos, and Dr. Swank all should have their licensed revoked in the State of Texas permanently and in fact should be prosecuted for fraud.

3) Petitioner notes that the State of Texas admitted evidence via affidavit of parties who were not present on an emergency hearing in Family law court even though there was a standing order which assigned the cause to the District Civil Docket, and which he believes conveyed a license to practice law in Texas. The affadavit in question was both heresay and inadmissable under Texas standards and resulted in the permanent loss of his children. Petitioner believes that ex-parte conversations between judges should be used only to establish the importance of an emergency hearing and not for a trial on the merits. There was no risk to the minor children and Judge Andrew Hathcock made a clear reversible error.

4) Petitioner informs the court that Ms. Katherine Wright had accepted payments via ECF transfer to her account for more than three years and spent the moneys in question which included an agreement in change in terms of their agreement which was witnessed by at least four attorney's include Friday Friday and Kazen and Beckybeaver Law Firm.

5) Petitioner notes that the 345th District court is in contempt of the Supreme Court of the United States, and Contempt of Congress in intentionally violating the Child Find Provisions of IDEA which require the State to identify all children who have disabilities in the State of Texas as a provision of Federal Law. Petitioner also believes both the Third Court of Appeals and the 345th District Court violated specific provisions of Brown v Board of Education, Burlington v Ma Board of Education, and Forrest Grove School District v TA(2009) Mandates all of which carry felony charges to the judges which entered those orders. For the same reason Petitioner believes they are invalid and unenforceable.

5) Petitioner notes that Ms. Katherine Wright in front of the Chief Administrative Judge of Travis County the Honorable John Dietz in 2005 in my presence did knowingly and intentionally enter into a Final Agreed Decree of Divorce on May 5th which she and her father spent more than ten years and over six million dollars litigating against provision by provision and day by day while interfering with the daily lives of the minor children. Petitioner believes this is an eitght Amendment Violation and was in fact torture. 6) Petitioner notes that Dr. Stephen Thorne, and Dr. Lynn Henton did not present themselves for deposition prior to trial expressly against the orders of Texas District Judge Triana who asked and informed the parties that the schools of the minor children would not be determined until Trial. Despite this fact, Ms. Wright asked Dr. Susan McMillan to tell the children in Mid May they would be attending new schools.

7) Petitioner notes that Mr. Jonathan Friday, Ms. Barbara Kazen, and James Richardson despite agreeing to Ms. Roberta Rosen choosing the schools for the minor children, did in fact call and harass three of less than ten private schools in the Austin Texas area which specialize in special education thereby making her final decree of divorce unworkable. Petitioner believes they also should be found in contempt of court for Intentional harassment, child abuse, and torture with each one sentenced to life in prison under the 8th Amendment.

8) Furthermore, Petitioner notes as attached to this document in Exhibit A, that the Wright Family Foundation included Vernon Wright, Lucy Wright and herself as directors which was in fact a party to the lawsuit, the amounts in question are far above 75,000 and 28 USC 1332 applies.

9) Judge Andrew Hathcock heard an issue of an IEP for a child with a disability who was two standard deviations below the mean as documented by Judge Henton. Judge Hathcock denied a Federal Issue in a State Court which he appealed (on Just that issue to the Fifth Circuit under 11-90009) which he believes is appropriate. The cause was appropriately tried on Federal Law in a State court and did not need to be retried in a US District Court to be reviewed by the Fifth Circuit. This is material, as the Fifth Circuit ruled otherwise and asked them to retry the cause (as did the clerk of the US Supreme Court) which took several more years before the Fifth Circuit declined again to enter a Memorandum. The Fifth Circuit reviewed this cause under a specific Mandate 13-50730 and overturned all fees awarded by the Texas District Court which the trial court has refused to recognize.

10) Petitioner believes that Judge Stephen Yelenosky knowingly and intentionally obstructed the US Supreme Court Mandate in Forrest Grove School District v TA by intentionally removing consent clauses on IEP which would have guaranteed an IEP for James. An IEP is the basic legal basis from which all other precedent is based for both public school children and private school children. Petitioner believes he already exceeded the standard for Probable cause of James's disability by Dr. Henton's report, by his teacher's testimony that he was two years behind, and his own observations that James at the end of 3rd grade could not read a menu at a restaurant or care for himself. The St. Gabriels School, and the Rawson Saunders School told Petitioner that Hannah had the same problems after attending Waldorf and who also had a severe disability.

11) Petitioner notes that Friday Friday and Kazen harassed both Ms. Rosen, but also St. Gabriels, the Capitol School of Austin(Darwin), Trinity School, Rawson Saunders, and St. Francis School. In addition, Ms. Wright told Ms. Rosen that the children would not attend public schools which were exemplary and just minutes from her own home “over her dead body” as she was a diagnosed narcisst(Silver) and could not care for herself.

12) Multiple experts told Petitioner that Mr. Wright paid Mr. Richardson directly and was controlling the entire process. Mr. Wright is a retired officer of Bank of America subsidiary who was being paid 10X what he was although Petitioner had attained a higher rank in the acquiring company at the direction of the sitting President and Vice President of the United States who was a friend of Mr. Wright and took his campaign contributions. Mr. Wright who is a billionaire is a defacto party to this process and intentionally changed his daughters income from the Trust to force litigation in Texas. The minor children as in his decree were not in need of child support and Ms. Wright had cash in excess of 250K dollars on hand. Ms.

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