F1612037

  Based on the provided documents and your clarification, let’s determine the offense you pleaded guilty to under Texas Penal Code § 42.07 (Harassment) as alleged in paragraphs 3–5 of the indictment, considering the legal context at the time of your case (February 9, 2017) and the subsequent legislative changes. Legal Context at the Time of Your Plea (February 9, 2017): The documents show that House Bill 3490 (HB 3490) , introduced in the 86th Legislature (2019–2020), proposed amendments to § 42.07(a) to include subsections (a)(7) and (a)(8). These subsections added: (a)(7): Sending repeated electronic communications in a manner likely to harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment, embarrass, or offend. (a)(8): Publishing repeated electronic communications on an Internet website or social media platform in a manner likely to harass, abuse, or torment. However, HB 3490 was vetoed by Governor Greg Abbott on June 15, 2019 , due to concerns about overbreadth, particularly regarding c...

Two questions: 1. Should  Audra be added this collage of corruption ?  And remember THERE'S NO IMMUNITY FOR ANYONE WITHOUT JURISDICTION  Littles, brown, fitzsimmons, moore, murphy...  2. Who is paying for all these thumb stomachs? On Sat, Aug 30, 2025 at 3:28 AM Babak Taherzadeh < babaktaherzadeh@gmail.com > wrote: CDC #3,  Imagine my surprise to wake up to the this Tom ass shit.   It appears that when white people snap their fingers , Audra Riley reverts back to Making Black People Slaves again.  Cowardly . Pathetic . Shameful.  Why audra ?    The promise of a place on the list  of retired former and senior Judges ..  christina o'neil running this shit?    On Tue, Aug 19, 2025 at 8:55 AM Babak Taherzadeh < babaktaherzadeh@gmail.com > wrote: Subject: Request for Ruling on Timely Filed Motion to Vacate – Cause No. F1612037 To: Hon. Audrey Riley Criminal District Court #3 Your Honor, I respectfully bring to the Court's attention a Motion to Vacat...

CDC #3,  Imagine my surprise to wake up to the this Tom ass shit.   It appears that when white people snap their fingers , Audra Riley reverts back to Making Black People Slaves again.  Cowardly . Pathetic . Shameful.  Why audra ?    The promise of a place on the list  of retired former and senior Judges ..  christina o'neil running this shit?    On Tue, Aug 19, 2025 at 8:55 AM Babak Taherzadeh < babaktaherzadeh@gmail.com > wrote: Subject: Request for Ruling on Timely Filed Motion to Vacate – Cause No. F1612037 To: Hon. Audrey Riley Criminal District Court #3 Your Honor, I respectfully bring to the Court's attention a Motion to Vacate that I timely filed in Cause No. F1612037, State of Texas v. Babak Taherzadeh. While confined in the Dallas County Jail, my only means of filing was by mail. The motion was mailed on September 1, 2022, addressed to this Court. The United States Postal Service postmarked the envelope on September 2, 2022, and proof of this m...

  Case Numbers in Chaos: How Texas’ Misnumbering Scheme Erodes Habeas Corpus Introduction The Texas Constitution promises habeas corpus as a safeguard against unlawful detention. Yet in Dallas County, filings in State v. Babak Taherzadeh show how clerical misnumbering, docket alterations, and unauthorized judicial appearances transformed that safeguard into a moving target. The Numbers Game 2017 filings: First writ filed as WX1790064 on October 24, 2017, followed by WX1790073 a week later . 2019 filings: A habeas petition logged as W1612037A was later re-numbered by order of Judge Richard Beacom to WX1990873 — even though Judge Gracie Lewis had already recused 8-22-2019-Order-Recusal-Crim_Min_DC_W1612037A-_.pdf . E-file notifications confirm overlapping case numbers: F1612037J, WX1790064, and W1612037A all tied to the same filings . Instead of consistent tracking, filings were bounced between numbers, creating confusion over whether they were pre-conviction or ...

  Castle for Me, Cage for Thee: Amber Guyger, Botham Jean, and the Deadly Double Standard in Dallas In the state of Texas, the Castle Doctrine is sacred. It’s the legal manifestation of the idea that your home is your fortress. You have the right to protect it—violently, if necessary—against intruders. But what happens when the intruder wears a badge? And what if the homeowner, in fear and confusion, had exercised that same doctrine? The tragedy of Botham Jean and the trial of Amber Guyger exposes a dangerous asymmetry in how Texas law—and Dallas County institutions—applies power, protection, and punishment. This wasn’t just a wrong-apartment shooting. It was a test of whether uniforms outweigh truth, and whether the castle really belongs to everyone. ⚖️ The Incident On September 6, 2018, off-duty Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger—in full uniform and armed—entered the apartment of Botham Jean, one floor above her own, and fatally shot him, claiming she mistook his...