Hall’s Reaction to Monday’s Hearing
September 9th, 2016 by Joe Burgess
Ms. Thompson,
I am appreciative of the swift disqualification of the 10th District judiciary.
However, holding a hearing before I have filed a response would violate my right to due process. I also plan on asking for a court appointed attorney as the Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled I am indigent and have no funds to hire an attorney for this malicious and fraudulent lawsuit. The legal service stated I had 30 days to respond. The urgency on the Plaintiff’s part does not qualify for the violation of my rights. If I am required to continue as a Pro Se litigant, then I will require ample time to respond and to mount a defense. I will also seek a trial by jury. As is my right.
I have no issue with having a preliminary hearing; however, reserve my right to due process and the 30 days to respond in writing via a Response and Counterclaim for damages.
This email is NOT my response and does not serve as my response.
Respectfully,
Jim A. Hall
( this is the email that was sent by the Hall to area media outlets.)
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