L.S.A.C. Student I.D.: Friday, December 9, 2011
Dear Mr. Walker, Esq.
I contacted your
office, Monday of this week, regarding a very serious litigation issue,
involving: malpractice, personal injury, and basic civil rights violations, to
my person: Ms. B. Elizabeth Cary, A.A., B.A., M.A.. I was held, when I had no mental illness and
no symptoms of a mental illness, for an extensive and protracted time period,
at several mental hospitals, here in the Florida area. Prior to the forced hospitalization, and
immediately prior to it, I had been evaluated by both: a resident psychologist
and a qualified psychiatrist, and I was found to be both: of sound and stable
mind. I was also, just prior to the
ex-parte enforced Baker Act, evaluated by a general medical doctor, who stated
that I was fit to return to the university to study law. I was applying to law schools in both: the
U.S. and the U.K., at that time.
I was abused
throughout my stay, which lasted almost a year, in the three mental hospitals,
which refused to: not only release me, but one hospital refused me my right to
a habeas corpus, and access to the telephone to make local calls, as well. I was finally released, with no diagnosis, by
a psychiatrist, after a long awaited hearing, with a judge from Tallahassee,
and a court assigned public defender. I
am more than a little disgruntled, regarding the year that I lost. I had to delay my applications to law school
and law school itself. I had to spend
all of my savings, in order to maintain myself, and I was unable to see my
children, and then again, there were the repeated abuses which were inflicted
upon me--including the medications, and in excess, which I do not require, at
all--whatsoever.
I spoke to a very
kind representative from your office this past Monday, and I was expecting a
call back on Tuesday, regarding my request for the assistance of an attorney
from your office. However, due to a
temporary housing situation, I was unable to be near a phone, when she offered
to return my call in order to litigate the issue. I hope, and sincerely so, that your office
has agreed to take my case. I have
records from: psychiatrist's (showing my fitness), from my previous
psychologist, from general medical doctor's, and I made numerous complaints to:
a 1-800-96ABUSE hotline, when I was even allowed or able to utilize the
phone. I also put in: complaint after
complaint in, both: writing and verbal message form (on a voice mail system, at
the facility itself), when I was able. I
have several hard copies of complaints on my person. The other records can be subpenaed.
The list of
complaints and civil right's abuses, at each of the three facilities, which
unlawfully detained me for almost a year, is more than a mile long, and that is
not even an exaggeration. I want to sue
all three facilities, for: the unlawful detainment, for the abuses that I
suffered while I was detained, for the money that I was forced to spend to
maintain myself while I was being unlawfully detained, for the numerous items
and money that were stolen from me, and for the lack of care and concern and
the lack of quality and quantity of care that were provided to me, for the
entire length of the unwanted stay, and for extensive amounts of, both: pain
and suffering. I suffered a great deal. It was extremely unpleasant, and that is an
understatement. The experience will
never be fully or adequately forgotten.
In addition, I
have finally been accepted to a law school that I plan to attend in the Spring
of 2012. Prior to the forced
hospitalization, I had already been accepted to 4 law schools here in the
United States. I have absolutely no
criminal history or record. The
paperwork which initiated the ex-parte Baker Act, was completely false, and
that was the second time that my mother executed, that ex-parte Baker Act
paperwork, when it was completely inappropriate and inapplicable to my
situation, and wherein, she was responding to my desire to move abroad to study
both: law and medicine, and when I had no mental illness or symptoms, and I had
been recently evaluated by a medical professional, who stated such. I discussed the situation, regarding my
difficulties with my mother, at length, with both: the psychiatrist and
psychologist who saw me, prior to the second fallacious ex-parte Baker Act.
I am absolutely
certain that this a litigious situation.
My personal rights, have been violated in too many ways, based on my
mother's judgements of me, which were more than just inaccurate. My mother was in an acommunicata state with
me, prior to both ex-partes, and she is not a qualified medical
professional. My mother has never been
medically trained, and has been very difficult for me to deal with, for a
number of years now. My mother has a
history of both: arguing with me regarding my studies and making herself
unavailable to me when there is a family situation, which requires discussion,
such as: my three children, being returned to my care.
My mother s
very upset about the fact that I will be moving abroad, to study both: law and
medicine, and therefore, she has attempted, through whatever means available to
her, including false ex-partes, to block me from regaining my children, in my
direct care, so that we can move abroad together. I have sole-custody of my three children as
stated through child support court in Tallahassee, FL. The child support case, has recently been
completely closed. My mother has been
opposing the return of my children to my care, for the past 12 years, and
recently, again and again. Numerous
individuals have supported my desire to have my children returned to my
care. In addition, prior to my discharge
from the last mental hospital, with no diagnosis, my mother made a number of
significant mistakes, regarding my personal history and mental health, and on record,
during the hearing. I imagine, that a
transcript from the hearing can be easily subpenaed, as well.
Thank you so much
for your time and attention, regarding the matter briefly mentioned above. I can be reached only by email at this
time. My email address, is:
bcc0425@yahoo.com . I check it
frequently. I look forward to your
prompt response. I apologize, but time
is of the essence for me. I would like
to resolve this issue as soon as possible.
My law school classes are set to begin in: January/February 2012. I will be studying for my L.L.B., so that I
will become a practicing Barrister, in the U.K., in the field of International
Law. Your assistance, regarding this
matter, is more than appreciated. Thank
you again for your time and attention.
Sincerely,
Ms. B. Elizabeth Cary, A.A., B.A., M.A.
Friday, December 9, 2011
Dear Mr. Walker, Esq.
I
contacted your office, Monday of this week, regarding a very serious litigation
issue, involving: malpractice, personal injury, and basic civil rights
violations, to my person: Ms. B. Elizabeth Cary, A.A., B.A., M.A.. I was held, when I had no mental illness and
no symptoms of a mental illness, for an extensive and protracted time period,
at several mental hospitals, here in the Florida area. Prior to the forced hospitalization, and
immediately prior to it, I had been evaluated by both: a resident psychologist
and a qualified psychiatrist, and I was found to be both: of sound and stable
mind. I was also, just prior to the
ex-parte enforced Baker Act, evaluated by a general medical doctor, who stated
that I was fit to return to the university to study law. I was applying to law schools in both: the
U.S. and the U.K., at that time.
I was
abused throughout my stay, which lasted almost a year, in the three mental
hospitals, which refused to: not only release me, but one hospital refused me
my right to a habeas corpus, and access to the telephone to make local calls,
as well. I was finally released, with no
diagnosis, by a psychiatrist, after a long awaited hearing, with a judge from
Tallahassee, and a court assigned public defender. I am more than a little disgruntled,
regarding the year that I lost. I had to
delay my applications to law school and law school itself. I had to spend all of my savings, in order to
maintain myself, and I was unable to see my children, and then again, there
were the repeated abuses which were inflicted upon me--including the
medications, and in excess, which I do not require, at all--whatsoever.
I spoke to a
very kind representative from your office this past Monday, and I was expecting
a call back on Tuesday, regarding my request for the assistance of an attorney
from your office. However, due to a
temporary housing situation, I was unable to be near a phone, when she offered
to return my call in order to litigate the issue. I hope, and sincerely so, that your office
has agreed to take my case. I have
records from: psychiatrist's (showing my fitness), from my previous
psychologist, from general medical doctor's, and I made numerous complaints to:
a 1-800-96ABUSE hotline, when I was even allowed or able to utilize the
phone. I also put in: complaint after
complaint in, both: writing and verbal message form (on a voice mail system, at
the facility itself), when I was able. I
have several hard copies of complaints on my person. The other records can be subpenaed.
The list of
complaints and civil right's abuses, at each of the three facilities, which
unlawfully detained me for almost a year, is more than a mile long, and that is
not even an exaggeration. I want to sue
all three facilities, for: the unlawful detainment, for the abuses that I
suffered while I was detained, for the money that I was forced to spend to
maintain myself while I was being unlawfully detained, for the numerous items
and money that were stolen from me, and for the lack of care and concern and
the lack of quality and quantity of care that were provided to me, for the
entire length of the unwanted stay, and for extensive amounts of, both: pain
and suffering. I suffered a great deal. It was extremely unpleasant, and that is an
understatement. The experience will
never be fully or adequately forgotten.
In
addition, I have finally been accepted to a law school that I plan to attend in
the Spring of 2012. Prior to the forced
hospitalization, I had already been accepted to 4 law schools here in the
United States. I have absolutely no
criminal history or record. The
paperwork which initiated the ex-parte Baker Act, was completely false, and
that was the second time that my mother executed, that ex-parte Baker Act
paperwork, when it was completely inappropriate and inapplicable to my
situation, and wherein, she was responding to my desire to move abroad to study
both: law and medicine, and when I had no mental illness or symptoms, and I had
been recently evaluated by a medical professional, who stated such. I discussed the situation, regarding my
difficulties with my mother, at length, with both: the psychiatrist and
psychologist who saw me, prior to the second fallacious ex-parte Baker Act.
I am
absolutely certain that this a litigious situation. My personal rights, have been violated in too
many ways, based on my mother's judgements of me, which were more than just
inaccurate. My mother was in an acommunicata
state with me, prior to both ex-partes, and she is not a qualified medical
professional. My mother has never been
medically trained, and has been very difficult for me to deal with, for a
number of years now. My mother has a
history of both: arguing with me regarding my studies and making herself
unavailable to me when there is a family situation, which requires discussion,
such as: my three children, being returned to my care.
My mother
s very upset about the fact that I will be moving abroad, to study both: law
and medicine, and therefore, she has attempted, through whatever means
available to her, including false ex-partes, to block me from regaining my
children, in my direct care, so that we can move abroad together. I have sole-custody of my three children as
stated through child support court in Tallahassee, FL. The child support case, has recently been
completely closed. My mother has been
opposing the return of my children to my care, for the past 12 years, and
recently, again and again. Numerous
individuals have supported my desire to have my children returned to my
care. In addition, prior to my discharge
from the last mental hospital, with no diagnosis, my mother made a number of
significant mistakes, regarding my personal history and mental health, and on record,
during the hearing. I imagine, that a
transcript from the hearing can be easily subpenaed, as well.
Thank you so
much for your time and attention, regarding the matter briefly mentioned
above. I can be reached only by email at
this time. My email address, is:
bcc0425@yahoo.com . I check it
frequently. I look forward to your
prompt response. I apologize, but time
is of the essence for me. I would like
to resolve this issue as soon as possible.
My law school classes are set to begin in: January/February 2012. I will be studying for my L.L.B., so that I
will become a practicing Barrister, in the U.K., in the field of International
Law. Your assistance, regarding this
matter, is more than appreciated. Thank
you again for your time and attention.
Sincerely,
Ms. B. Elizabeth Cary, A.A., B.A., M.A.
