So says Christopher B. Gilbert, of the law firm of Bracewell & Giuliani. He said so during oral arguments before the Third Court of Appeals in the continuation of the district’s earlier loss in District Court.
Remember, Chris is a lawyer for that super duper law firm representing the LTISD in their reckless lawsuit against me and my family. Oh, and did I mention, a complete waste of our tax dollars. And all of this for what?
Well, since he gets paid so much, it has to be true, doesn’t it?
I’ve got to give credit to Chris, he is smarter than your average lawyer. He made sure to tell the judges that it was J. David Thompson III who concocted the fanciful plea: “abuse of governmental processes.”
During his presentation before the judges he actually went so far as to turn and point out J. David Thompson III as being responsible.
See, even Chris doesn’t believe it and does not want to be associated with it. “Abuse of governmental processes” is the epiphany of J. David Thompson III where he fables my lawful use of governmental established processes as being “unlawful.”
Does Chris foresee a potential problem with the new restrictions on the Texas Public Information Act?
Is he concerned that HB2564 (the most recent revision of the Texas Public Information Act) created during the 80th Legislature Regular Session restricts public information access to all but holders of FCC (Federal Communications Commission) licenses and print newspapers?
I bet Chris wishes no one had information about how their local government spends their tax payer’s money, especially when it comes to his $300/hour rate. Chris even calls on another lawyer who bills at $340/hour to find out why some records were not delivered to the court!TPIA
See just how the district is spending your tax dollars!
By the way, did you know that J. David Thompson III was one of Bracewell & Giuliani’s top Texas Lobbyists according to Texans for Public Justice?
Hey, you wouldn’t think that J. David Thompson III had anything to do with HB2564 do you?
Since Chris brought up the subject, stay tuned for more information about just what the Federal law (47 CFR Part 95 and 47 CFR 97, also know as FCC Part 95 and Part 97) has to say about the definitions of a radio station license.
Sorry Chris, a GMRS License meets the definition of HB2564, and its not even a “Ham License.” A GMRS License costs less than $100 and does not require an examination!
Chris, you just might get some more work persecuting citizens who want to know more about their government!
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