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United States District Court, S.D. California
September 7, 2005.
BAYARD DEVELL DAVIS, Petitioner,
A.A. LAMARQUE, Warden, et al., Respondent.
I. Introduction and Procedural Background
Davis is a state prisoner serving a sentence of 53 years, 8
months to life after pleading guilty to four counts of first
degree residential burglary, forcible rape, forcible sodomy, two
counts of assault with a deadly weapon, wilful cruelty to an
elder adult, assault with intent to commit rape, and wilful
cruelty to an elder adult under conditions likely to cause great
bodily injury or death. (Respondent's Lodgment No. 1, Clerk's
Transcript, pp. 125-131, 181-184, 196-197.) Davis was a minor at
the time he committed the crimes, but his case proceeded through
the adult criminal court pursuant to a determination that he was unfit for juvenile court proceedings on September 23, 1998.
(Lodgment No. 4.)
Davis appealed his sentence, and the California Court of Appeal
affirmed the judgment on October 25, 2001. (Lodgment No. 11.) The
California Supreme Court denied Davis' petition for review on
January 3, 2002. (Lodgment No. 13.)
Davis filed a Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus in this Court
on March 3, 2003. Respondent filed an Answer on June 18, 2003. On
October 17, 2003, the Honorable Jan M. Adler, U.S. Magistrate
Judge, issued a Report recommending that the petition be denied
in its entirety. On November 6, 2003, Davis filed his objections
to the Report, and raised two new claims: (1) that his trial
counsel was ineffective for failing to appear personally by
allowing an "intern" to appear in his stead at certain court
hearings and (2) that his trial counsel was ineffective for
failing to present Davis' psychiatric report or mental
information to the juvenile court prior to that court's finding
that Davis was unfit to proceed in juvenile court.
On February 12, 2004, the Honorable John A. Houston, U.S.
District Judge, issued an order directing Davis to choose among
four options regarding the two new unexhausted claims presented
in his objections to Judge Adler's Report. Davis then moved to
stay the proceedings while he exhausted the two new claims in
state court. The Court granted that request in an order filed on
March 9, 2004, and extended the stay until February 25, 2005 in
an order filed on December 9, 2004.
On March 8, 2005, after receiving a letter from Davis
indicating that he had exhausted the two new claims in state court, Judge Adler issued an order requiring Davis to file an
amended petition on or before March 30, 2005. On March 21, 2005,
Davis filed his Amended Petition, alleging that his trial counsel
was ineffective because he: (1) failed to appear personally by
allowing an "intern" to appear in his stead at certain court
hearings; and (2) failed to present Davis' psychiatric report or
mental information to the juvenile court prior to that court's
finding that Davis was unfit to proceed in juvenile court.
(Amended Pet. at 1-2.)
On March 28, 2005 the Court issued an order requiring
Respondent to file either a motion to dismiss by April 29, 2005
or an Answer by May 13, 2005. On April 26, 2005 Respondent filed
a request for an enlargement of time in which to file its motion
to dismiss. The Court granted that request on April 28, 2005,
when it issued an order requiring Respondent to file a motion to
dismiss on or before May 27, 2005. On May 19, 2005, Respondent
filed a Motion to Dismiss, arguing that Davis' two new claims
should be dismissed as "conclusory for lack of specificity."
(Resp.'s Ps & As at 8, 10.) However, Respondent also argues that
each claim should be denied on its merits. (Resp.'s Ps & As at 8,
10.) In addition, Respondent requests that the Court
alternatively treat its Motion to Dismiss as a Short Answer.
(Resp.'s Notice of Motion to Dismiss at 2.)
Because Respondent filed what appears to be a combination of a
Motion to Dismiss and an Answer, Davis filed both an Opposition
to the Motion to Dismiss and a Traverse on May 31, 2005. The
Court will first address Respondent's Motion to Dismiss. II. Respondent's Motion to Dismiss
Respondent argues that both of Davis' claims in his amended
petition must be dismissed "as conclusory for lack of
specificity." (Resp.'s Ps & As at 8, 10.) Respondent states that
because Davis raises each challenge in "only one cursory
sentence, with no citation to the record, no citation to federal
law, and no analysis whatsoever," the petition should be
dismissed. (Resp.'s Ps & As at 8, 10.)
Rule 2(c) of the Rules Governing Section 2254 Cases states that
the petition "shall set forth in summary form the facts
supporting each of the grounds . . . specified [in the
petition]." Rule 2(c), 28 U.S.C. foll. § 2254. See also Boehme
v. Maxwell, 423 F.2d 1056, 1058 (9th Cir. 1970) (trial court's
dismissal of federal habeas proceeding affirmed where petitioner
made conclusory allegations instead of factual allegations
showing that he was entitled to relief). In order to satisfy Rule
2(c), Davis must point to a "real possibility of constitutional
error." Cf. Blackledge v. Allison, 431 U.S. 63, 75 n. 7
(1977) (internal quotation marks omitted). Facts must be stated
in the petition with sufficient detail to enable the Court to
determine, from the face of the petition, whether further habeas
corpus review is warranted. Adams v. Armontrout, 897 F.2d 332,
334 (8th Cir. 1990). Moreover, the allegations should be
sufficiently specific to permit the respondent to assert
appropriate objections and defenses. Harris v. Allen,
739 F. Supp. 564, 565 (W.D. Okla. 1989).
In the current case, Respondent is correct that each of Davis'
claims is stated "[in] only one cursory sentence, with no citation to the record, no citation to federal law, and no
analysis whatsoever." However, in its habeas packet to prisoners,
this Court specifically instructs potential petitioners to "state
[the facts] briefly without citing cases or law." In addition,
it is clear from Davis' Amended Petition that his two ineffective
assistance of counsel claims are based on two specific incidents.
Indeed, the very fact that Responded filed its Motion to Dismiss
in combination with an Answer shows that Davis' allegations are
"sufficiently specific to permit the respondent to assert
appropriate objections and defenses." See Harris v. Allen at
Therefore, the Court recommends that Respondent's Motion to
Dismiss be DENIED. The Court will consider the remainder of
Respondent's responsive pleading as an Answer, and will consider
the petition on its merits.
III. Legal Analysis
A. Standard Of Review
Federal habeas corpus relief is granted "only on the ground
that [the state prisoner] is in custody in violation of the
Constitution or laws or treaties of the United States."
28 U.S.C. § 2254(a). Mere errors of state law are not cognizable in federal
habeas corpus proceedings. Id.; Estelle v. McGuire,
502 U.S. 62, 67-68 (1991); Pulley v. Harris, 465 U.S. 37, 41 (1984).
The provisions of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty
Act of 1996 ("AEDPA") govern this petition, since it was filed
after the statute became effective on April 24, 1996. See
Lindh v. Murphy, 521 U.S. 320, 336 (1997). The AEDPA prohibits
a federal court from granting a petition of a state prisoner
whose claims were adjudicated on the merits in state court,
unless the federal court first finds that the state court decision was
contrary to clearly established Supreme Court law, or involved an
unreasonable application of the facts to such law.
28 U.S.C. § 2254 (d).
Under the "contrary to" clause, a federal habeas
court may grant the writ if the state court arrives
at a conclusion opposite to that reached by this
Court on a question of law or if the state court
decides a case differently than this Court has on a
set of materially indistinguishable facts. Under the
"unreasonable application" clause, a federal habeas
court may grant the writ if the state court
identifies the correct governing legal principle from
this Court's decisions but unreasonably applies that
principle to the facts of the prisoner's case.
. . . [A]n unreasonable application of federal law
is different from an incorrect application of
federal law. . . . Under § 2254(d)(1)'s "unreasonable
application" clause, . . . a federal habeas court may
not issue the writ simply because that court
concludes in its independent judgment that the
relevant state-court decision applied clearly
established federal law erroneously or incorrectly.
Rather, that application must also be unreasonable.
B. Davis' First Claim
Davis' first claim is that his trial counsel was ineffective
for failing to appear personally at certain court hearings and
allowing an "intern" to appear in his stead at those hearings.
(Amended Pet. at 1-2.) Respondent correctly notes that, according
to the record: [R]etained trial counsel Vincent Ross was present at
all relevant proceedings: Petitioner's fitness
hearing in the juvenile court, the change-of-plea
hearing, and the sentencing hearing. (Lodgments 4,
5.) The record further shows that Ross's
then-associate Danna Cotman did appear for Ross at
the preliminary hearing and at some proceedings (on
apparent vacation dates) in December and January,
including a successful hearing granting counsel's
motion to dismiss the aged-victim enhancement. (Cal.
Pen. Code § 667.9). (Lodgment 1, at CT 235, 236, 238,
239; Lodgment 2, at RT 3.)
(Resp.'s Ps & As at 9.) In addition, Respondent points out that
Ms. Cotman was not an "intern," but a practicing attorney and
member of the bar since June 5, 1997, well before representing
Davis in the state court proceedings in this matter.*fn2
(Resp.'s Ps & As at 9.) The questions before the Court are: (1)
whether Davis' trial counsel was ineffective in allowing Ms.
Cotman to appear in his place on several occasions; and (2)
whether Ms. Cotman was ineffective during her representation of
Under clearly established Supreme Court law, to establish
ineffective assistance of counsel, a petitioner must show: (1)
"counsel's representation fell below an objective standard of
reasonableness"; and (2) there is a reasonable probability that,
but for counsel's errors, the result of the proceeding would have
been different. Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, 688,
690, 692, 694 (1984). This Court strongly presumes that counsel's
conduct fell within the wide range of reasonable assistance and
that counsel exercised acceptable judgment in all significant
respects. Hughes v. Borg, 898 F.2d 695, 702 (9th Cir. 1990).
California courts use the analysis set out in Strickland to evaluate ineffective assistance of counsel claims. People v.
Ledesma, 43 Cal. 3d 171, 215-218 (1987).
The Court can find no "clearly established" Supreme Court law
stating that it is ineffective assistance of counsel for an
attorney to allow another licensed attorney to appear on his or
her behalf at a court hearing. See Williams v. Taylor,
529 U.S. 362, 412-413 (2000). In addition, Davis has alleged
absolutely no facts that would indicate he was prejudiced by his
trial counsel's actions, or by Ms. Cotman's actions during the
time she appeared on behalf of Davis' trial counsel. As
Respondent aptly notes:
[A] reading of the preliminary hearing shows that
Cotman did more than the merely `reasonably adequate'
job required by Strickland, but really fought for
Petitioner in a most difficult case. (See Lodgment 2,
at RT 3-135; and see Strickland,
466 U.S. at 687-689.) Importantly, it was Cotman who requested
the pre-sentencing psychological evaluation of
Petitioner . . . in an effort to obtain any possible
leniency at sentencing. (Lodgment 1, at CT 168;
additional citation omitted.)
Based on the foregoing reasons, this Court recommends that
Davis' first claim be DENIED.
C. Davis' Second Claim.
Davis' second claim is that his trial counsel was ineffective
for failing to present Davis' psychiatric report or mental
information to the juvenile court prior to that court's finding
that Davis was unfit to proceed in juvenile court. (Amended Pet.
at 1-2.) Davis was interviewed for his psychiatric report on January 29, 1999, which was filed on May 25, 1999 in
preparation for his sentencing. (Lodgment No. 1, at CT 163, 168.)
This occurred well after his juvenile court fitness hearing on
September 23, 1998. (Lodgment No. 4.) Respondent asserts that
Davis is claiming that the January 29, 1999 psychiatric report
should have been presented in the earlier 1998 juvenile court
fitness hearing. (Resp.'s Ps & As at 11.) However, the Court will
presume that Davis is claiming that his counsel during the
juvenile court proceedings erred by not preparing and submitting
a psychiatric report for the juvenile court fitness hearing.
In reviewing the record, the Court cannot ascertain with
certainty whether Davis' attorney during the juvenile court
proceedings prepared and filed a psychiatric report. The record
from the juvenile court fitness hearing indicates that Davis'
attorney did not.*fn3 However, even assuming Davis' attorney
did not present a psychiatric report, Davis was not prejudiced by
his attorney's alleged omission. See Strickland, 466 U.S. 668
at 670 (stating that "a court need not first determine whether
counsel's performance was deficient before examining the
prejudice suffered by the defendant as a result of the alleged
In determining whether Davis was prejudiced as a result of his
attorney's alleged failure to present a psychiatric report at the
fitness hearing, this Court will presume that any psychiatric
report prepared for the September 23, 1998 fitness hearing would
have been substantially similar to the January 29, 1999 psychiatric report. This Court will consider whether the
information contained in the 1999 psychiatric report would have
made a difference at the fitness hearing.
Davis' judge during the fitness hearing was required to
consider five criteria in determining whether Davis should be
prosecuted in juvenile court or the adult criminal court system.
(Lodgement No. 4 at 2, 3.) See Cal. Welf. & Inst. Code §
707(D)(1) and (2). Those criteria were: (1) the degree of
criminal sophistication exhibited by Davis; (2) whether Davis
could be rehabilitated prior to the expiration of the juvenile
court's jurisdiction; (3) Davis' previous delinquent history; (4)
the success of previous attempts by the juvenile court to
rehabilitate Davis; and (5) the circumstances and the gravity of
the offense alleged to have been committed by the minor.
(Lodgment No. 4 at 3.)
1. The Degree of Criminal Sophistication
The judge for the fitness examination was the Honorable
Federico Castro. Regarding the first criterion, the degree of
criminal sophistication, Judge Castro stated:
As used in my decision, the degree of criminal
sophistication is defined, number one, as the extent
to which the minor has committed himself to a
criminal lifestyle when compared with the lifestyle
of those of similar age in the general population;
and, two, the degree of criminal sophistication
exhibited by the minor during the alleged commission
of the present offense or offenses.
The following factors I took into consideration:
Although the minor does not have an extensive
juvenile history, it is apparent that he chose to
possess and use a weapon that's knives in these
alleged offenses for the purpose of intimidating the
victims into submission. The minor planned the
offenses. He chose apartments near his home. Each of
the apartments was occupied by an elderly female
victim living alone. The victims were elderly women
who resided in a neighborhood where elderly residents
predominate. The choice of selecting helpless victims
is certainly an indication of criminal sophistication.
The minor chose elderly females because they were
obviously more vulnerable to attack and less able to
defend themselves. The minor entered each of the
apartments when no one was home except the victim,
thus reducing the possibility of physical resistance
or his own apprehension. The minor was reported by
the victims to be wearing dark clothing. The
allegations that a knife was used to facilitate the
attempted rapes and rapes is evidence of the minor's
commitment to a criminal lifestyle. The minor was on
juvenile probation for various cases when he was
planning and committed the current crimes. The
planning and execution of the crimes against the
elderly women certainly shows sophistication and
callousness in the commission of said offenses.
On one occasion, the perpetrator was wearing a
stocking cap to hide his identity.
So, as to criteria (A), the court finds in balancing
and considering what has been proposed and submitted
in mitigating or extenuating circumstances, that they
do not rebut the presumption of unfitness by a
preponderance of the evidence. Therefore, as to
criteria (A), the court finds the minor is unfit and
therefore is not amenable to the juvenile court law.
It is unlikely that anything contained in the 1999 psychiatric
report would have aided Davis at his fitness hearing regarding
the degree of criminal sophistication. For example, although
Davis indicated to the psychological examiner that he did not
premeditate the rapes,*fn4 the examiner expressed doubt that
Davis was telling the truth:
It is unlikely that Mr. Davis was fully disclosing
during the present interview in regard to his
involvement in the instant offense. Crime scene
analysis, his having used a weapon in one attack and
having multiple elderly victims suggests more
premeditation than was described [by Davis].
[Davis was] introduced into the crime of burglary by
a gang member just prior to returning to San Diego at
age fourteen. There had been other incidents of
contact with law enforcement in San Diego including curfew violation,
shoplifting and firing of a BB gun toward an older
female. Records indicate he was notably defiant of
authority and argumentative when contact with law
enforcement was made. Records indicated probation
management had not been successful.
This Court accordingly finds that the 1999 psychological report
does not contain information that would have changed Judge
Castro's determination that Davis was unfit for juvenile court
based on his degree of criminal sophistication.
2. Whether Davis Can Be Rehabilitated Prior to the Expiration
of the Juvenile Court Jurisdiction
Regarding the prospect of Davis' rehabilitation, Judge Castro
As to (B), whether [Davis] can be rehabilitated prior
to the expiration of the juvenile court jurisdiction,
[Davis'] sexual behavior is deviant in the extreme.
The crimes charged, if true, which the court must
assume are true for purposes of today's hearing, show
a strong and abiding desire to rape women who are
roughly six or seven times his age.
When the probation officer conducted a screen on
[Davis'] case with the California Youth Authority
["CYA"], Officer Bley stated that should [Davis] be
committed to CYA, he would most likely spend four
years in the institution.
Mr. Bley further stated that he would have to
participate in a sex offender counseling and a
victims' impact course in order to be paroled.
[Davis'] parole age could last out until age 25.
Officer Bley further stated to the probation officer
that not all sex offenders would necessarily be
eligible for the long-term sex offender program
conducted at Nellis.
The Court has considered the extremely serious nature
of the crimes perpetrated by [Davis], which involve
not only the use of a deadly weapon, but also
inflicted great bodily injury on individual victims,
both physically and emotionally. The physical and
emotional injury was inflicted on elderly, fragile
women. Of additional concern for [Davis'] rehabilitative
potential is that one must consider the fact that
prior to this offense [Davis] was not in compliance
with his court orders and continued . . . [his]
law-violating behavior.
Of great concern to this court, as an additional item
in assessing [Davis'] personal rehabilitation
potential, is the fact that there was little or no
expression of remorse for the victims involved in
this type of criminal behavior.
And I do consider . . . the fact that you said he
denies that he was involved. I considered that.
During the visits and interviews with [Davis], the
probation officer frequently directed [Davis] not to
discuss the offense, as defense counsel instructed.
Frequently, [Davis] would attempt to vent his
emotional feelings toward the criminal justice
It should be noted that [Davis] is well-versed with
the alleged charges and at no time did he ever even
vaguely express any interest in the injuries of the
victims. His only concern at the time was his
unhappiness with the juvenile court system and the
attorneys who, he felt, were not in full compliance
with his wishes in trying to get him released from
juvenile hall.
Without question, without any type of empathy or
remorse for the victims, rehabilitation would be
rather difficult.
[Davis] has been caught in the past for other crimes
and this is this did not prompt him to take
advantage of the services offered to him to change
his life.
[Davis] had denied all responsibility for these
crimes, even after being confronted with the
fingerprint evidence that places him at the scene.
As to (B), the finding: The court finds that in
balancing and considering what has been proposed or
submitted as mitigating and extenuating
circumstances, that they do not rebut the presumption
of unfitness by a preponderance of the evidence,
therefore, as to criteria (B), the court finds that
[Davis] is unfit and therefore is not amenable to the
juvenile court law.
There are a number of mitigating factors contained in the 1999
psychological report regarding the likelihood of rehabilitation.
For example, the examiner revealed that Davis was sexually abused by an uncle at a young age. (Lodgment No. 1 at
171). Although this Court recognizes that this incident could be
at the root of Davis' criminal background, it does not
necessarily indicate that Davis would be susceptible to
rehabilitation. In fact, the examiner indicated that Davis'
emotional issues were so great that he was unable to change his
While [Davis] desires to conform and control his
behaviors, he is unable to do so because of a lack of
psychological stability. [Davis] would likely be
described as being unpredictable and emotional as he
vacillates between being self-devaluing, resentfully
passive and then aggressive with retaliatory intent.
3. Davis' Previous Delinquent History
Regarding Davis' previous delinquent history, Judge Castro
As to (C), [Davis'] previous delinquent history, he
first came into the San Diego County juvenile justice
system in 1997. The court has not viewed his prior
record as extensive or serious. I don't know if
anything occurred prior to the time that he came to
the state of California, but I can only go on what
has been presented to me by the probation department.
Finding as to criteria (C): The court finds that
[Davis] has met the burden of proving fitness under
the criteria of Welfare and Institution Code §
The 1999 psychological report does not discuss Davis' previous
delinquent history in detail, other than to mention Davis'
previous burglary, curfew violation, shoplifting and firing of the BB gun. (Lodgment No. 1 at 171.) However, it
appears that Judge Castro was not aware of Davis' prior burglary,
as he stated that he was not aware of any criminal act occurring
before Davis came to San Diego.*fn5 On the basis of Davis'
curfew violation, shoplifting and firing of the BB gun, Judge
Castro found that Davis was fit for juvenile court as to his
previous delinquent history. If anything, the evidence of Davis'
prior burglary makes it less likely that Judge Castro would have
found for Davis on this criterion.
This Court accordingly finds that it is unlikely anything
contained in the 1999 psychological report would have helped
Davis at his fitness hearing as to his previous delinquent
4. The Success of Previous Attempts by the Juvenile Court to
Rehabilitate Davis
Regarding the juvenile court's success at previous
rehabilitation attempts, Judge Castro said:
Criteria (D), success of previous attempts by the
juvenile court to rehabilitate [Davis]: [Davis] has
had the benefit of previous attempts by the juvenile
by the probation department and the juvenile court
to provide him with an opportunity to rehabilitate
himself and change his pattern of delinquency.
[Davis] was initially adjudged a ward of the court on
December 30, 1997. It should be noted that the
alleged offenses initially occurred within a
three-week period of time prior to his dispositional
hearing and had continued through for at least four
months as to the last reported rape which occurred in
March of 1998.
It is reasonable to say that the previous attempts by
the court to rehabilitate [Davis] have not been
successful. He committed the present offenses while on juvenile
In the past, he had been ordered to perform community
service work. He had been ordered to attend a
counseling and educational program, and he'd been
committed to the "Breaking Cycle" program. For the
record, it's my understanding that the "Breaking
Cycle" program is supposed to be one of the best
programs that the juvenile court has for youngsters
available for youngsters. All of these efforts have
not only been unsuccessful at rehabilitating [Davis],
but have also failed to prevent [him] from committing
more serious crimes while under the care of the
juvenile court and the probation department.
Finding as to Criteria (D): The court finds, in
balancing and considering what has been proposed and
submitted in mitigating and extenuating
circumstances, that they do not rebut the presumption
of unfitness by a preponderance of the evidence.
Therefore, as to Criteria (D), the court finds
[Davis] is unfit and therefore is not amenable to the
juvenile court law.
The 1999 psychological report does not reveal any success in
the juvenile court's previous attempts to rehabilitate Davis.
This Court accordingly finds that the information contained
within the report would not have made a difference at Davis'
fitness hearing as to this criterion.
5. The Circumstances and Gravity of the Offenses
Regarding the circumstances and gravity of the offense, Judge
Castro said:
As to Criteria (E), the circumstances and gravity of
the offense alleged in the petition to have been
committed by [Davis]: The allegations against [Davis]
are among the most serious offenses reported within
the city of El Cajon, given the nature of the rapes,
attempted rapes, and break-ins perpetrated upon
vulnerable, senior citizens, and, I must add, fragile
and vulnerable, senior citizens. There are clear
circumstances of aggravation present. [Davis] used a
stocking cap to hide his identity in one of the
cases. [He] did use a knife in the perpetration of
his crimes upon the elderly female victims.
In addition to creating fear, force, and
intimidation, the reports indicate that he threatened
his victims on several occasions. He injured the victims, especially
Mrs. Whippal, whom he almost suffocated. He raped and
sodomized Mrs. Whippal.
The finding as to criteria (E): The court finds, in
balancing and considering what has been proposed or
submitted as mitigating or extenuating circumstances,
that they do not rebut the presumption of unfitness
by a preponderance of the evidence. Therefore, as to
criteria (E), the court finds [Davis] is unfit and
therefore is not amenable to the juvenile court law.
In the 1999 psychological report, the examiner did not discuss
many details of the rapes committed by Davis. Regarding the
severity of the rapes, the examiner stated the following:
Mr. Davis evidences tendencies toward sexual
masochism. In part, deviant sexuality on his behalf
is related to his having been sexually abused as a
child by a male relative. His participation in the
instant offense appears to have been a reenactment of
his own victimization. It is his own personal
experience that enabled him to feel compassion and
empathy for his victims.
Based on the foregoing reasons, this Court recommends that
Davis' second claim be DENIED.
5. Recommendation
After a thorough and independent review of the record in this
matter, the undersigned Magistrate Judge finds that Davis has not
shown that he is entitled to federal habeas relief under the applicable legal standards. Therefore, this Court hereby
recommends that the petition be DENIED WITH PREJUDICE and that
judgment be entered accordingly.
This Report and Recommendation is submitted to the Honorable
John A. Houston, United States District Judge assigned to this
case, pursuant to the provisions of 28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1).
IT IS ORDERED that no later than September 30, 2005, any
party may file written objections with the Court and serve a copy
on all parties. The document should be captioned "Objections to
Report and Recommendation."
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that any reply to the objections shall
be served and filed no later than October 14, 2005. The parties
are advised that failure to file objections within the specified
time may waive the right to raise those objections on appeal of
the Court's order. See Turner v. Duncan, 158 F.3d 449, 455
(9th Cir. 1998); Martinez v. Y1st, 951 F.2d 1153 (9th Cir.
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It was a long road to Ajo, Arizona.
It started with packing up and prepping Del Viento to float on her own for 4 or 5 months, during cyclone season. That ain't easy, especially when living aboard, especially during a period of come-and-go rain when nothing could be brought below unless it was bone dry. Accordingly, the mainsail and headsail joined us below about 10 days before we left, not very convenient. Hard things like the solar panels dry quickly, so they weren't such a concern.
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The taxi picked us up as arranged at 0530 on Sunday morning for a 5-block ride to the bus station (thanks Jolene!). The bus took off with us aboard at 0600. We rode for four hours before arriving at the ferry depot. We waited for 2 hours. We took a 4-hour ferry ride. We took a 3-hour bus ride. We hauled our luggage to another bus and rode for another three hours. We took a taxi to our Hotwire-reserved, prepaid hotel in Nadi. It was late at night.
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"Hmmm, I don't see anything."
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We landed in Sydney about 1800.
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"I HATE people. I think of them like pegs. Part of this neverending boardgame constantly moving around in circles, but going nowhere. Look HOW they talk. I'm sure most of it is about nothing. They're always selling something. Just look at them. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. This guy is a narcissist. You're not the first to open up to me there trust me. I seek self gratification through dominance and ambition.....I am so bored! So SICK and TIRED of the same routine. I'm pathetic! Habitual. It's taken me a while, but I've finally fell into that same abyss. Just like the rest of them. And I hate it. Look around. They're, they're smiling. They all seem so happy, but I know inside they're miserable. Scrolling through life because they know they have too. They don't have a choice. Neither do I. HOW PATHETIC! HOW DO FAT PEOPLE CARRY THEMSELVES?! HOW DO UGLY PEOPLE LOOK IN THE MIRROR?! There's nothing worse than someone who's fat and ugly." Opening narration written by the film's director Jorge Ameer. Just.....you get the deal. Whenever anyone creates a list of worst film directors one individual who always gets overlook is Jorge Ameer. He is incompetent in every single possible thing he does in filmmaking and repeatedly fails to learn from it. Now think about your least favorite film and Jorge Ameer has likely made something worse than that. Unless of course your least favorite film is by Jorge Ameer than it's nearly impossible to top. I am in no way over exaggerating on his lack of talent. Ameer made film called "The Singing Forest" (it's in RT database as "Singing Forest"). It is a romance film that intersplice actual footage from of the Holocaust made tasteless when the Holocaust has nothing to do with the movie. He manages to make that film even more tasteless by despicable characters and boldly claiming rape babies have no soul. Jorge Ameer is the kind of filmmaker you don't want to punch, but kick in the balls because of how bold he is to deliberately not use common sense. D'Agostino is about Allan Dawson going to Santorini to discover a human clone in his recently inherent property. Your first impression of the movie is with that monologue in the opening of this review. Our protagonist utter those words and does not at any point become likable or worth of an analysis. The way he talks in his opening monologue is pretentious because he at no point attempt to elaborate on why he hates fat and ugly people. Pretending to be deeper when in actuality he's about as shallow in his perception of people. I would go as far as to say that opening monologue is pointless in a film that is about nothing. Sure the synopsis gives the facet it's a small scale and possibly thought provoking sci-fi thriller. Except for the fact cloning is only mentioned twice in the film. Once in the first act when Allan discovers D'Agostino backstory by typing his name in a internet search. [One enraged therapy lesson later]. The other time it's mention is fifty minute later where Allan Dawson barely makes the connection technology can now make clones which in this movie is about a couple of weeks. Talk about slow in the head. I'm of course referring to Ameer thought process not the fictional character. Now some background information on Allan Dawson maybe wife (which he refers to her by). Dawson maybe wife wants to have a child. That's all the development Dawson maybe wife gets and is used only use once other time as a purposeful plot device. What astonishes me about Ameer is his ability to one up himself in sheer stupidity. In the film Allan Dawson hasn't propose to his maybe wife even though they live like one. It's unclear how long they've know each other, but if both are comfortable enough to sleep together in bed in their pajamas and later on get fancily dressed for dinner than they have a good relationship in movie logic. In a twist pulled out right out of his, well I'm not sure if Ameer has one since that would actually make some level of sense. Oh yeah, in a spontaneous twist the clone kills Dawson wife, and cooks her to which Dawson has no problem accepting to eat. Proposing to a woman Dawson known for a long time is difficult, but accepting she got killed and eating her is relatively simple. Got to admit, no one has quite the misunderstanding of people like Jorge Ameer. So Dawson maybe wife is just a character created for a single plot point. Now the reason Dawson goes to Santorini is because his mother is recently deceased and left him her home in her will. Any logical person would explain no matter how poorly or flimsy why the protagonist mother has a naked grown man in her dungeon closet. This in no way is ever addressed neither are numerous questions. I wonder how no one, especially neighbors, discover Dawson has a chained naked man in his closet. Than I remember there is hardly any extras in the film. I know Jorge Ameer is a [removed profane comparison between Donkey and WW2 propaganda], but come on extras...okay I got nothing. If I were to choose between taking the lead role of a Uwe Boll (director of several films consider to be the worst ever made) movie or a one minute background character in a Jorge Ameer movie. Call up Uwe Boll because at least I'll have some dignity putting that on my resume. Sure Boll films are consider trash, but it's not Jorge Ameer trash which is significantly better. Back on track, nothing is ever given much of an explanation. There is also very little story in the film despite being two hours. If you were to trim the fat of this film you would have thirty minute of story material. The fat has no subplot, void of any meaningful characterization, padding shots of Dawson walking around Santorini for minutes, montage of Dawson looking at the sunset, and scenes devoid of acting and story value. The final character in the film worth talking about is D'Agostino. Through out the film he does not learn to act like a human always being held on a dog leash. He's treated like...um...well...a slave. I would say a mistreated pet, but Dawson has no problem whipping D'Agostino with a belt whenever he misbehaves. No matter how small D'Agostino action are. I could look past the fact that not a single person noticed a naked grown man with a dog leash wondering around in public, and forgive the fact the actor playing the character is very awkward in the role. Where I draw the line is the complete one-eighty in the final act. D'Agostino has only learned one near the end word and with around ten minute left how do you end a film that presented no conflict to begin with or develop any issues challenging the protagonist beliefs. By making D'Agostino look at purple electricity and suddenly knows how to be human. Apparently purple electricity gives him money, the ability to buy a ticket from Santorini to the United States,the skills to kill a person, knowledge on how to bring a corpse back to Santorini without airport security discovering it, and cook all in a couple of hours. I'll buy the fact D'Agostino could apparently make a trip from Santorini to the United State at night, somehow know where Allan Dawson wife is despite never seeing her, and return before morning, but why did purple electricity give him the knowledge to all of that. On the technical side it has all of Jorge Ameer staples. One of those staple includes terrible editing. There is a moment where actor Keith Roenke has to walk from one side of a small room to the door. That basic action doesn't require a cut, but in an Ameer film Roenke goes from one end of the room, skips the middle, and is at the door with the same medium shot. That's incompetent editing when you can't make the simple action walking flow properly. Jorge Ameer is also in the film and his acting is terrible. His lines are clearly dubbed which is welcome since at least now you can hear every word of bad dialogue this time around. Though that should be expected of any filmmaker to make sure what the actor are saying be easy to hear. Not be an exception to a man who can't do one thing correctly yet tries his hands at writing, directing, producing, and acting. Ameer role in the movie is superficial. He appears on camera and goes away like a mythical creature contributing nothing to the film. He's also terrible as a visual storyteller. Forty seven minute in Jorge Ameer display an unwelcome sight. Now I have to problem seeing genitalia on screen regardless of gender, but Ameer I don't want a close up of male genitals when the person is urinating. It contribute nothing to your film. This film made me physically sick. I'll repeat that, D'Agostino made me physically sick. "Nekromantik" which has a scene involving a couple having sex with a corpse did not, at any point make me physically sick. It's the same movie that shows a rabbit being skinned and gutted. It is repeatedly shown and that didn't make me physically sick. "Jungle Holocaust" has a prolonged sequence of an actual Alligator getting skinned and eviscerated while alive did not make me physically sick. D'Agostino which has nothing as vile as the two films I mention made me physically sick. That's quite a new low given the sort of content I've seen in certain films in particular those in the Cannibal genre. What sickens me about the film is director/writer/actor/cinematic Devil was inspired by his relationship with his cat. There's a special feature dedicated to the lost of Ameer cat (whose final moments are shared in every DVD copy to further add to your depression of regretting your purchase) to which I say I'm sorry for your lost Ameer. However, that lone special feature showed me a more cohesive story, an actual heart, and better editing than the actual film that you were inspired to make from his death. With the source of the inspiration made clear why the fffffffff is there a montage of Allan getting blow jobs from his so called human pet. You have one very, very, very, sick mind Ameer. What exactly was the thought process behind including that montage in the film. If it was inspired by your cat I would rather not know what you did with your cat. Also what statement Ameer were you trying to make? The "twist" in the story is Allan human pet killing his maybe wife, cooking her, and upon discovering this Allan Dawson sits down to eat her. Did something similar happen to you which is why you're dedicating the to your cat? If so, why did you eat your wife and had no problem with it. Ameer, whatever statement you were trying to say comes across negatively. I didn't think you could sink lower after inserting Holocaust footage in a romance film, but the fact that you made a film possibly inspired by bestiality, and not tackle that issue is an insult. D'Agostino is a Jorge Ameer film plain and simple. Everything you need to know is all their by name value. Jorge Ameer is not known for nonexistent story, questionable content, incompetent editing in the simplest of areas, padding his movies to no shame, and his desire to work in multiple area as a filmmakers unable to successfully pull off any them. Jorge Ameer is the definition of a bad director, but also filmmaking in general failing to do the most basic of tasks successfully. His whole resume is a testament to horrible and clueless filmmaking.
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D'Agostino is a film where I would rate it zero stars, but this rating system will not grant me the right to do so. A half-star rating is far too generous for this abominable film from Jorge Ameer who grow to loathe more and more with each new film I encounter of his. This is also one of the miserable film-watching experiences I've had in years to the point of where I almost didn't make it through to the end because of how utterly miserable it was. Even my DVD player became self-aware and began to reject it like a bad kidney (Hell, it actually closed by itself shortly before I even put the DVD in. It already knew what was coming). The film is about an annoying, narcissistic prick who inherits property in Greece and travels there to check out the property and have a little vacation from his busy work schedule and annoying girlfriend. While staying in the house, he discovers a man living in his home who cannot speak and his name is D'Agostino, who is also a clone who escaped from a cargo ship. The man treats D'Agostino like a dog at first and tries to make him sort of a house pet, followed by a sex slave for his twisted desires. However, things begin to grow more sinister with each passing day and the man's choices come back to haunt him in regards to D'Agostino. What could have been a twisted and interesting film about the psychology of human sexuality and morals, instead falls apart right from the start and becomes a miserable crawl to the end...and this fucking piece of shit is more than 2 hours in length (It's not 117 minutes as claimed. It's actually longer). Most of the film is comprised of the annoying main character treating D'Agostino like a dog and trying to make him a house pet which becomes incredibly tedious as virtually nothing happens through the entire film. I love long and talkative films that are all about subtlety and all the little details that would bore most people to tears like The Isle and The Loneliest Planet, but this film had absolutely nothing to do with subtlety, little details, proper writing, good acting, or anything for the matter. Even with beautiful shots of Greece and the fact this film was filmed with a camera that makes it look like a cinema quality flick, I was too overwhelmed by the film's stunning awfulness to award it any sort of merit. The story is shit, the sex scenes are awful, the acting and dialogue are atrocious, there are plot holes, a horrible ending, and it's tedious as fuck to make the package all that much more miserable. This is set to go down as one of the very worst films I've ever seen and is currently fighting with The Singing Forest as the worst Jorge Ameer film yet. ZERO STARS, ZERO STARS, ZERO MOTHERFUCKING STARS!
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There are 45 comments on the Lowell Sun story from Jan 12, 2011, titled Dunkin' Donuts sues Boston Road shops. In it, Lowell Sun reports that:Dunkin' Donuts is suing three Billerica residents who own separate doughnut franchises on Boston Road, alleging they hid revenue from the Canton-based company.
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#1 Jan 12, 2011
No surprise, except that another company is the victim rather than the state and federal government. Company suing company.
IRS statistics show that more than 60% of small businesses under-report their annual revenue on their income taxes. This will lead to a tax evasio suit also, especially when towns are trying to balance their budgets provide services and schools, etc.
Real greedy, unpatriotic creeps, and their are many,many other companies , under the table contractors, deal in cash only people out there.
#2 Jan 12, 2011
have you run a business in this state? there are more than just federal income taxes. in Mass. especially, if you did things 100% legit, after fed, state, and local, you'd be lucky to have any profits left. The real scumbags are the business owners who open a buisness, declare losses for 5 years (the limit), then fold, and open a new business.
#3 Jan 12, 2011
Greedy immigrants their coffee sucked in N Billericz
#4 Jan 12, 2011
There's a lot of DOE in these shops!
#5 Jan 12, 2011
If Dunkin' Donuts cancels the franchise agreements, will they sell it someone else to open another Dunkin' Donuts in that town? Could get interesting.
#6 Jan 12, 2011
DD coffee ain't worth a dime.
#7 Jan 12, 2011
They always screwed up my coupons in Billerica and couldn't figure out the correct sales tax to charge. No wonder if they were dealing off the 'till' instead of 'on the books'.
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#8 Jan 12, 2011
Make your own coffee at home and save the money!
#10 Jan 12, 2011
These are very nice, hard working, honest people that do a lot for the town here. They don't own the shop in N. Billerica. They are not immigrants. They've been operating in town for YEARS. These suits happen all the time because corporate wants more money.
#11 Jan 12, 2011
They signed an agreement and are bound to it. They knew what they were signing-all of them do. I am sure they were offered a settlement.
#12 Jan 12, 2011
America runs on Dunkin',when it pays taxes.
#13 Jan 13, 2011
dunkin doughnuts is a bunch of thieves. 10-12% of all salesf. non of thier money. we need more huney dew and mom and pop shops please.
#14 Jan 13, 2011
I can smell A hater
#15 Jan 13, 2011
If Drunkin' Donuts win, I hope they'll lower their prices!!!
#16 Jan 13, 2011
DD not worth the price you pay for the coffee. Top Donut in Lowell should look to expand in Billerica....reasonable prices and great donuts
#18 Jan 13, 2011
The immigrants work behind the counters and the greedy business franchise owners steal and cheat the bigger business owners who are upset because they are getting less dough than the millions they now hide from the tax collectors. That's the American way.
#19 Jan 13, 2011
Cheating is illegal and unethical which is what these frchanise owners are..time to boycott these Boston Road stores for DD outlets that are playing by the rules they agreed to. There is enough greed and coruption in society without having it on Boston Roead in Billerica. also these stores seel two day old donuts that have not sold; they push them up front in the display case.
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#20 Jan 13, 2011
Another reason to go to Starbucks :)
#21 Jan 13, 2011
Its very easy to catch a Dunkin cheating. If they buy enough ingredients to make 1,000 donuts and 1,000 cups of coffee but tell corporate they only sold 500 of each this week - but their dumpster doesn't show the other 500 of each in there - then you know they are lying. Dunkins are not allowed to give away waste to shelters, etc....they must be destroyed at the end of the day......for good reason too..some of the shelters were selling the old stuff . I used to run 2 DD shops.
#22 Jan 13, 2011
Dunkin has become a monster. you can get a great cup of coffe at Mcdonalds for a buck and it is just as good or better.
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This is a petition to quash a grand jury subpoena duces tecum issued by a federal grand jury empanelled within the Northern District of New York and sitting in Utica, New York. The subpoena in question, dated February 2, 1978, was issued to Ronald D. Seiffert, Vice President of the United California Bank.The Bank was required, by the subpoena, to produce all records pertaining to accounts maintained by petitioners William H. Howton, Vining Tower Reynolds, and/or First Financial Group of Texas, a student loan brokering business operated by Howton and Reynolds.
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|New Yorker
|Petra Danek
|Elf #1/ New Yorker
|Emma DelGhiaccio
|Michael Hobbs (O)/ Rockafeller Group (C)
|Caitlin Estrada
|Elf # 3/ New Yorker
|Charlene Estrada
|Elf/ New Yorker
|Isabela Farmer-Bonilla
|Elf/ New Yorker
|Drew Flanagan
|Elf/ New Yorker
|Brianna Fogelson
|New Yorker
|Devi Garnero
|Jaden Grossman
|Darlene Lambert (C)/Rockafeller Group (O)
|Cameron Grove
|Michael Hobbs (C)/ New Yorker (O)
|Sydney Hassler
|Charlotte Dennon (C)/ Emma Van Brocklin (O)
|Amare James
|Elf/New Yorker
|Katelyn Karcher
|Matthews/ Police officer
|Kirsten Kennett
|Featured New Yorker
|Brendon Lieberthal
|Elf #4/ New Yorker
|Mary Mayfield
|New Yorker
|Alexa Mayo
|New Yorker
|Avana Mayo
|New Yorker
|Allison Rhee
|Rockafeller Group
|Bridget Rhee
|Deb/ Rockafeller Group
|Kendra Richards
|Jovie (O) / Rockafeller Group (C)
|Allie Rose
|Store Manager/ Rockafeller Group
|Matthew Sheade
|Elf #2/ New Yorker
|Cassidy Veale
|Elf/New Yorker
|Jamie Villarreal
|Jovie (C)/ Rockafeller Group (O)
|Brierly Wand
|Featured New Yorker
|Hudson Wilcox
|Walter Hobbs
|Lanie Witman
|Elf/New Yorker
|Sydney Wolfert
|Jack Yampolsky
|Buddy (O)/ Santa/New Yorker (C)
|Jaden Yonover
|Darlene Lambert (O)/ Rockafeller Group (C)
Raves & Reviews
"Elf the Musical, Jr." brings holiday spirit to Scottsdale
-Doris Nehrbass, Raising Arizona Kids
Disney's The Little Mermaid
February 24 - March 26, 2017
Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30 pm, Saturdays & Sundays at 1 & 3 pm
In a magical underwater kingdom, the mermaid, Ariel, longs to leave her ocean home – and her fins – behind and live in the world above. But first, she'll have to defy her father, King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch, and convince the Prince that she's the girl whose enchanting voice he's been seeking.
School of Rock the Musical
May 26 - June 18, 2017
Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30 pm, Saturdays & Sundays at 1 & 3 pm