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ADA Violations in Competency Proceedings : Initiating probation revocation proceedings and issuing a Capias warrant while an active Chapter 46B competency and mental illness examination is pending (as ordered by Judge Richard Beacom on January 18, 2018) implicates protections under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which mandates reasonable accommodations and prohibits discrimination based on disability within judicial administration. Due Process and 14th Amendment Infractions : Compelling an appearance or dragging a defendant into hearings while evaluating mental competency—compounded by administrative misclassifications where non-standard petitions are incorrectly docketed and ruled upon under false procedural premises—violates the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Clerk's Record Confirmation of Error : A letter dated November 1, 2019, from Criminal Support Supervisor Marisela Escamilla (under District Clerk Felicia Pitre) formally documents that the ...

Under Texas law, regional presiding judges are required to maintain lists of retired and former judges divided into specific area specialties—namely criminal, civil, or domestic relations cases—and a judge may only be assigned to cases within their designated area of specialty. Specialty Boundaries and Qualifications : Official administrative rosters under Section 74.055 of the Texas Government Code designate Erin Nowell's qualifications strictly for Civil, family matters. Despite this limitation, Nowell participated on the appellate panel that reviewed and affirmed the criminal stalking conviction in Cause No. 05-20-00587-CR. Reciprocal Assignment Dynamics : Regional Presiding Judge Ray Wheless assigned Erin Nowell to hear a motion to recuse or disqualify Judge Nancy Mulder under T.R.C.P. 18a(g), an assignment issued under procedural circumstances where a motion to disqualify Judge Wheless had also been filed.  

  Conflict of interest Refusal to Subpoena Witnesses and Conflict Suppression : Public defender Mary Jo Earle explicitly refused to subpoena the witnesses requested by Babak Taherzadeh—including the complaining witness Judge Birmingham, District Attorney Creuzot, and the District Clerk—under the stated rationale that she as counsel decided their testimony was not relevant, persuasive, or helpful. This refusal occurred despite Texas Ethics Commission campaign records showing that Earle had previously made a financial political contribution to Judge Brandon Birmingham’s judicial campaign on December 5, 2014, creating an undisclosed structural conflict of interest. Denial of Removal : Richard Beacom (sitting without  assignment) formally denied Mary Jo Earle's motion to withdraw as attorney of record and refused any implied request for a hearing on the matter, locking Taherzadeh into representation by an attorney who refused to investigate or present his defense witnesses.

The Dallas County District Clerk’s Clerk’s Record (CR), as forwarded to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, exposes a factual discrepancy pointing to a scheme: denying post-conviction relief pre-conviction while improperly suspending the determination of pre-conviction writs. The evidence of this transmission is documented in the   Clerks Record   across several key filings: The August 14 Filing:   The August 15, 2019 Amended Filing:   The Recusal:   The Assignment Claim: Judge Ray Wheless’s claim regarding the assignment of Judge Beacom. Wheless is a volume liar with differenrt standards for minority judges  Unassigned Actions: Beacom acted without authority. The False Claim: Beacom misrepresented the petition as being filed on an Article 11.07 post-conviction form when he lies that the "Applicant filed an 11.07 writ on the Court of Criminal Appeals prescribed form for post-conviction writs," which triggered the clerk's office to assign a post-con...

Clerks altered record