There are a number of appeals possible: the default decision it self; the denial of my motion to intervene for failure provide an explanation for the denial; the appeal of the denial itself based on the explanation from the judge. The deadline is 30 days from the decisions to file a notice of appeal, around the end of March.
On March 4th Judge McMurdie had filed a Minute Entry that raises questions concerning the integrity of the Maricopa Superior Court. The “filings” are my letter of facts and exhibits.
SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA
MARICOPA COUNTY
LC2008-000740-001 DT 03/02/2009 CLERK OF THE COURT
HONORABLE PAUL J. MCMURDIE
PHOENIX TOWNHOUSE HOMEOWNERS
ASSOCIATION
v.
ARIZONA OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
HEARINGS (001)
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF FIRE BUILDING
AND LIFE SAFETY (001)
HONORABLE BRIAN TULLY (001)
RON MERITT (001)
JOHN HERNANDEZ (001)
GEORGE K STAROPOLI
CAMILA ALARCON
MINUTE ENTRY
The Court has received Intervener’s, George Staropoli, miscellaneous filings.
IT IS ORDERED striking these filings.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Clerk of Court shall not accept any filings from
George Staropoli in this case.
[...] and the integrity of the AZ Superior Court In view of Arizona Judge McMurdie’s March 4 Minute Entry , I firmly [...]
Pingback by HOAs and the integrity of the AZ Superior Court « HOA Constitutional Government — March 14, 2009 @ 1:13 pm |
As a member of an HOA Board of Directors, I’d like to know whether the process allowing a homeowner to have a hearing before an ALJ through the Dept. of Building/Safety is in fact dead or is there any liklihood of it being appealed?
Thank you for your response
Richard Arroyo
Colony Biltmore HOA
Comment by Richard Arroyo — August 27, 2009 @ 7:24 pm |
To know “in fact” please contact DBFLS directly. Anything can be restored by the legislature simply putting their pen to the paper.
Comment by pvtgov — August 27, 2009 @ 9:19 pm |