From: arkent3@earthlink.net   
      
   Subject: Old News about this Living Christ But Pertinent to freedom of ALL   
   LIVING MEN AND WOMEN.   
      
   Raymond Karczewski • 2 years ago   
      
   PLEA BARGAIN OFFER   
      
   This offer was presented to Ray by Deputy District Attorney   
   CHRIS MECCA on   
      
   September 1, 2003.   
   Anita Karczewski   
      
   Attorney CHRIS MECCA has been assigned to the case by the court. The Plea   
   Bargain was typed on the Josephine County District Attorney's stationery and   
   dated August 8, 2003. It came from the Department of Justice.   
      
   The STATE OF OREGON offered to drop five (5) counts of "Simulating Legal   
   Process," and to prosecute only two (2) out of the seven (7) original charges.   
      
   The STATE OF OREGON is willing to go from the thirty-five (35) years possible   
   sentencing on the seven (7) original Class C Felony charges down to ten (10)   
   days on each of the two remaining charges -- a total of twenty (20) days on   
   the condition that Ray    
   agree to twenty-four (24) months probation and that he pay monetary   
   obligations. No amount was specified.   
      
   It specified that Ray agree to have "no contact" with ALLAN H. COON, CLAY   
   THOMPSON; NEIL MOREY, LISA TURNER, MICHAEL BURKE, DAVE DANIEL, JOHN JUSTEMA;   
      
   and that:   
      
   "defendant may not submit any documents to any person, court or other Federal   
   or State government agency that purports to exercise jurisdiction, represents   
   a claim against a person or property, directs a person to appear before a   
   court or tribunal, or    
   directs a person to perform or refrain from performing a specified act without   
   the express approval of a member in good standing of the Oregon State Bar.   
   Gives a full, complete and truthful (to be determined by the Department of   
   Justice) interview with    
   Oregon Department of Justice investigators."   
      
   It was signed: DAINA VITOLINS, Special Deputy District Attorney Ray will   
   reject the offer as simply being another way for the court to gain "consent, a   
   contract, an agreement, and then they've got jurisdiction. He feels that   
   "they're looking for an out,    
   and this is the way they're trying to do it."   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)