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United States District Court, C.D. California
February 2, 2015
FRANCIS G. HERNANDEZ, Petitioner,v.KEVIN CHAPPELL, Warden of the California State Prison at San Prison, Respondent
Francis G Hernandez, Petitioner, Pro se, San Quentin, CA.
Petitioner, Francis Hernandez, was convicted of first degree murder with special circumstances on April 25, 1983 in the Los Angeles Superior Court. On May 9, 1983, the same jury that convicted Petitioner returned a penalty phase death verdict. His conviction and sentence were upheld on appeal by the California Supreme Court on November 28, 1988. The United States Supreme Court denied certiorari on June 19, 1989.
Petitioner filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in the California Supreme Court on November 27, 1989 which was denied by that court on May 31, 1990. On August 28, 1990 Petitioner filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with this Court and that matter was assigned to the Hon. Ronald S.W. Lew. (See CV 90-4638 RSWL.) On August 16, 2011 the Court granted penalty phase relief based on ineffective assistance of counsel, juror misconduct, and cumulative error. That matter is now on appeal. ( See Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Case No. 11-99013.)
On July 17, 2013, Petitioner, proceeding pro se, filed what he has titled a Writ of Habeas Corpus Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2241(c)(3). He filed this document in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. (Docket No. 1.) The matter was transferred to this district pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2241(d) which states that the district court for the district wherein such application is filed may transfer the application to the district in which the conviction and sentence were rendered for hearing and determination. This filing is a photocopy, with some changes specific to Petitioner's circumstances, of petitions that have been filed by multiple other death row inmates both in this and also in other federal courts in the State of California. It largely recapitulates arguments Petitioner has previously made to this Court and which this Court has rejected in 2012. ( See CV 12-6293 RSWL.) Petitioner made no attempt to appeal the Court's dismissal in the 2012 case.
The current filing contains multiple references to cases involving another death row inmate, Theodore Shove, who appears to be the inspiration for and motivating force behind the repeated submission of procedurally and legally insufficient filings by multiple death row inmates in this and other federal courts within the State of California. Petitioner's submission here, in addition to containing multiple pages of information regarding Mr. Shove's failed attempts at convincing federal courts of the merits of his positions, is little more than a warmed over version of that which Petitioner submitted in July 2012.
A. The Court Lacks Jurisdiction Over Petitioner's Claims
This Court does not have jurisdiction to hear Petitioner's claims. As of September 16, 2011, when Petitioner filed his Notice of Appeal, this Court was divested of jurisdiction over this matter. See Griggs v. Provident Consumer Discount Co., 459 U.S. 56, 58, 103 S.Ct. 400, 74 L.Ed.2d 225 (1982) (noting that" [t]he filing of a notice of appeal is an event of jurisdictional significance - it confers jurisdiction on the court of appeals and divests the district court of its control over those aspects of the case involved in the appeal."); Visioneering Constr. & Dev. Co. v. United States Fidelity & Guar., 661 F.2d 119, 124 n.6 (9th Cir. 1981) (explaining that " [o]nce a notice of appeal is filed, jurisdiction is vested in the Court of Appeals and the trial court thereafter has no power to modify its judgment in the case or proceed further except by leave of the Court of Appeals"). Accordingly, the Petition must be denied because jurisdiction over this matter rests with Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Even if this Court could exercise jurisdiction over this Petition, it would be denied for the following additional reasons.
B. AEDPA Would Provide Jurisdiction in This Case
As before, Petitioner has submitted his petition ostensibly under the statutory authority of 28 U.S.C. § 2241. As the Court has previously explained, that statute merely confers power on the federal courts to grant petitions for writs of habeas corpus provided it can be demonstrated that the prisoner is in custody in violation of the laws of the United States. Prisoners incarcerated under the penalty of death must proceed with their habeas claims under the statutory authority granted by the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA) codified at 28 U.S.C. § 2254. AEDPA provides the sole mechanism for condemned prisoners to have their habeas claims heard in the federal courts.
C. Petitioner Cannot Prevail on His " Illegal Justice System" Claim
Petitioner uses significant space to discuss his views on the political situation that resulted in the recall of three justices from the California Supreme Court in 1986. Petitioner believes that state court judges are afraid of losing their positions on the bench, like the three Supreme Court justices, unless they categorically affirm death judgments. In his view, state judges are all operating under a conflict of interest in deciding the merits of capital cases because under Article VI, Section 7 of the California Constitution, the Attorney General is a member of the Commission on Judicial Appointments. He believes this creates a conflict because the Attorney General represents the prison wardens in state habeas proceedings. Thus, according to Petitioner, state court judges are beholden to the Attorney General for their jobs, creating a conflict in both the trial of capital cases and the judicial review of the same. Petitioner believes that the affirmance rate (90%) of all capital convictions and the denial rate (95%) of all capital habeas petitions in the state courts demonstrate the conflict when compared to the rate at which federal courts grant capital habeas petitions (73.1%). Petitioner believes that these stated statistics demonstrate that state court judges are biased against capital defendants and habeas petitioners because they wish to keep their jobs. But none of these statistics speak to the rationale that the different jurists applied in reaching their decisions. They also do not take into account changes in the law that may have impacted the cases after the state court decision but before the federal court outcome.
Petitioner's assertions of conflicts of interest in the state judiciary are without support. Under Article VI, Section 7 of the California Constitution, the Attorney General is one of three members of the Commission on Judicial Appointments. The Chief Justice and a State Court of Appeal justice are the other members. Thus, the Attorney General can be, and possibly routinely is, out-voted in her endorsement of various nominees for the state bench. More importantly, the Attorney General is not the appointing authority for state court judges as Petitioner asserts. Article VI, Section 16 of the California Constitution sets forth the manner in which state court judges are appointed. Supreme Court and Court of Appeal justices are elected by the voters to twelve year terms and Superior Court judges are elected to six year terms. When vacancies occur on the various courts, the Governor fills those vacancies by appointment. That appointment must be confirmed by the Commission on Judicial Appointments. Again, the Attorney General has only one of three votes on that Commission and thus it is impossible for her to be the sole appointing authority as Petitioner has characterized. Moreover, an appointee holds office until the Monday after January 1 following the first general election at which the appointee had the right to become a candidate or until an elected judge qualifies. This means that an appointed judge or justice retains their position on the state court at the behest of the voters, not the Attorney General or any other member of the state government.
Petitioner's views on what he perceives to be unfairness in the state court system based on the manner in which judges are selected finds no support in fact. More importantly, for this case specifically, Petitioner has presented no facts to demonstrate unfairness on the part of the jurists involved in his case other than the fact that he is on death row and those judges were placed on the bench in the manner set forth in the California Constitution. Though he has quoted heavily from law review articles written by esteemed jurists, those articles do not amount to " legal notices" or " demands" as Petitioner has put it. They are commentary and nothing more. Moreover, those articles do not support his contention that there is rampant unconstitutional unfairness in the California Court system because of the manner in which judges are selected. In short, there is nothing to support Petitioner's claims that there are conflicts of interest within the California court system that have made the adjudication of his case unfair so as to warrant habeas relief.
D. Petitioner's Attorney Conflict Claim is Illusory
Although Petitioner's pleading also addresses an alleged conflict of interest with his appointed attorneys, his complaint is not about lack of attorney communication or mishandling of the merits of his substantive claims. Rather he bases his claim of an alleged conflict on the fact that his appointed attorneys feel bound by the policies, procedures, rules, and rulings of the California Supreme Court, and further that they have declined to bring claims challenging the California State Court system before this Court.
This is not a bona fide conflict of interest. Rather, it is an attempt to present substantive claims to the Court which Petitioner's attorneys have not raised. Moreover, there is nothing the least bit ineffectual about the attorneys' declination to raise Petitioner's challenges to the California State Court system. Even if this Court believed the California State Court system and its policies were flawed, it is without authority to provide a remedy. Finally, the claims that Petitioner wishes to pursue are not cognizable on federal habeas corpus. For all of these reasons, his attorney conflict claims must be rejected.
E. The Requirements of a Certificate of Appealability Have Not Been Met
The issuance of certificates of appealability in habeas cases is controlled by 28 U.S.C. § 2253. The statute states that unless a judge issues a certificate of appealability, an appeal may not be taken from the final order in a habeas corpus proceeding in which the determination complained of arises out of a process issued by a State court. 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(1)(A). Further, the statute states that a certificate of appealability may issue only if the applicant has made a substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right. 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2). Petitioner has not made a showing of a cognizable constitutional claim and therefore the Court declines to issue a certificate of appealability.
For the foregoing reasons, the Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus is DENIED and DISMISSED. In addition, the requirements for the issuance of a certificate of appealability have not been met and therefore, the Court declines to issue the same.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREEED that pursuant to the Order Denying and Dismissing Petitioner for Writ of Habeas Corpus dated February 2, 2015, the PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS is DENIED and DISMISSED without prejudice to Petitioner bring these claims after the complete exhaustion of his state court remedies pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254.
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The retailers of the United Kingdom are losing a lot of dough to cyber criminals every year. Hundreds of millions according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
In fact, the BRC think that cyber crime is the single biggest threat to the retail sector and, thanks to being an emerging market, will only get worse, especially given that more sophisticated scams are developed.
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"Online retailing has the potential for huge future commercial expansion but Government and police need to take e-crime more seriously if the sector is to maximise its contribution to national economic growth," said British Retail Consortium director general Stephen Robertson.
"Retailers are investing significantly to protect customers and reduce the costs of e-crime but law makers and enforcers need to show a similarly strong commitment. Law enforcement and the Government need to work with us to develop a consistent, centralised method for reporting and investigating e-crime and resources must be directed to e-crime in line with the emerging threat."
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- GogzeeWe have had a spate of fraudalant orders, mostly on American cards which we only noticed when we got an email from a Navy base in Hawaii. Sage pay just does not pick up the fact that the card is registered in a seperate country. We have had to manually check every purchase. The Police don't want to know either stating taht the card company's have to contact them. We have signed courier notes for delivery address's, they could just kick their doors ( and heads) in for an easy bust!!
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- DarrenTV and radio adverts raising awareness of the subject ought to be on the agenda. Corporations and companies could come up with something I'm sure.


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decided: January 19, 1989.
JOHN RUSSELL SHAW, APPELLANTv.COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, BUREAU OF DRIVER LICENSING, APPELLEE
Appeal from the Order of the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County, in the case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Transportation v. John Russell Shaw, No. 87-16318.
Donald E. Havens, for appellant.
Donald H. Poorman, Assistant Counsel, with him, Harold H. Cramer, Assistant Chief Counsel, and John L. Heaton, Chief Counsel, for appellee.
Judges Craig and Palladino, and Senior Judge Barbieri, sitting as a panel of three. Opinion by Senior Judge Barbieri. Judge Palladino concurs in the result only.
[ 122 Pa. Commw. Page 637]
John Russell Shaw (Appellant) appeals an order of the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas dismissing
[ 122 Pa. Commw. Page 638]
his appeal of a one-year suspension of his driver's license for failure to submit to a breath test pursuant to Section 1547(b) of the Vehicle Code (Code), 75 Pa. C.S. § 1547(b).
On August 20, 1987, a vehicle driven by Appellant struck a parked police car from the rear. At a de novo hearing before the trial court on March 21, 1988, Officer Raffaele, of the Darby Borough Police Department, testified that he noticed a strong odor of alcohol upon opening Appellant's car door after the accident. He further testified that Appellant required assistance in exiting his vehicle. Officer Raffaele stated that Appellant twice refused to submit to a field sobriety test.
After being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol,*fn1 Appellant was advised of his Miranda rights.*fn2 Appellant was asked to submit to a breath test at the accident scene and refused.
Officer Raffaele then transported Appellant to the police station where he was asked three more times if he would submit to a breath test. Appellant refused even though Officer Raffaele informed him on each request, including the request at the accident scene, that a refusal would result in the loss of his driver's license for a period of one year.
Appellant testified that when he was asked to submit to a breath test at the police station, he asked to call his attorney but was not allowed to do so. Officer Raffaele testified that Appellant asked him to call the police chief which he refused to do. The officer further testified that he was positive that Appellant did not ask if he could call his attorney. The trial court found the
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arresting officer's testimony to be more credible than Appellant's and dismissed the appeal by order dated March 21, 1988.
Pursuant to Pa. R.C.P. No. 227.1 Appellant filed a motion for post-trial relief which the trial court denied by order dated March 29, 1988. Appellant then filed his notice of appeal with this Court from the order denying post-trial relief.*fn3
The Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure apply only to civil actions and not to statutory appeals. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board v. Willow Grove Veterans Home Association, Inc., 97 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 391, 509 A.2d 958 (1986). Post-trial motions filed pursuant to Pa. R.C.P. No. 227.1 are not permitted on statutory appeals unless required by the statute or by local rule. Johnston v. Department of Transportation, 102 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 183, 517 A.2d 585 (1986).
Pursuant to Section 1550 of the Code, 75 Pa. C.S. § 1550, licensees are entitled to a hearing in common pleas courts after the Department of Transportation has suspended their operating privileges. Therefore, the hearing in this matter was a statutory appeal. See Johnston. Post-trial motions are not required by the Code nor do the Delaware County local rules require them in statutory appeals. As Appellant's notice of appeal was filed within thirty days of the trial court's initial order denying his appeal, we will consider the appeal to be from that order rather than from the denial of post-trial relief.
Appellant contends that there was no refusal because Officer Raffaele failed to inform him that his
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call someone, (presumably a lawyer), to tell him what to do must be responded to negatively before a refusal can be established. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Traffic Safety v. Ferrara, 89 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 549, 493 A.2d 154 (1985), citing Doherty.
We discussed both Doherty and Ferrara in Department of Transportation, Bureau of Traffic Safety v. O'Connell, 99 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 410, 513 A.2d 1083 (1986), petition for allowance of appeal granted, 515 Pa. 587, 527 A.2d 546 (1987). The licensee in O'Connell was given his Miranda warnings after his arrest for driving under the influence. There we held that a police officer does not have an automatic duty to inform licensees who are arrested for driving under the influence that the Miranda right to counsel does not apply to a request to submit to a breathalyzer test. We stated that "[t]he duty arises only where the arrestee responds to the request that he take the test with an inquiry regarding whether he may consult with someone before making a decision." Id. at 415, 513 A.2d at 1085.
In reversing the trial court's order affirming the appeal of the suspension in O'Connell, we held that there was no competent evidence to support the trial judge's finding that the licensee actually told the arresting officer that his refusal was based on the fact that he was not permitted to contact an attorney.
Although Appellant maintains here that he requested to call his attorney in response to the officer's request that he submit to a breath test, the trial court found the officer's testimony to be more credible. As we have stated, Officer Raffaele testified that Appellant asked him to call the police chief, although the officer could not recall when this request was made. There is no record evidence as to why Appellant wanted the officer to call his chief. He further testified that Appellant did not ask
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to call his attorney. Questions of credibility and the resolution of conflicting testimony are the province of the trial court. Campbell v. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Traffic Safety, 16 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 9, 329 A.2d 867 (1974).
O'Connell is not controlling as Appellant did not respond to Officer Raffaele's request to submit to a breath test with a question as to whether he could consult an attorney before submitting to chemical testing. Further, Appellant was asked several times to submit to chemical testing and refused despite being warned that he would lose his license for one year for doing so. The evidence supports the trial court's finding of a refusal. Accordingly, the order of the trial court is affirmed.
And Now, this 19th day of January, 1989, the order of the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas dated March 21, 1988, at No. 87-16318, denying John Russell Shaw's appeal of his license suspension, is affirmed.
Judge Palladino concurs in the result only.
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FELIX PATTERSON, APPELLANTv.UNITED STATES, APPELLEE
Appeal from the Superior Court of the District of Columbia; Hon. Michael L. Rankin, Trial Judge
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Appellant Felix Patterson appeals his conviction by a jury of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, D.C. Code § 33-541 (a)(1) (1988 Repl.), on the ground that the government failed properly to file an information charging him with possession with intent to distribute marijuana after the original information was lost. He claims that the trial Judge therefore erred in denying his motion to dismiss the case. We affirm.
An indictment or other charging document "must assert a plain and concise statement of an alleged offense sufficient to put the accused on notice of the nature of the offense charged." Smith v. United States, 466 A.2d 429, 431 (D.C. 1983), Super. Ct. Crim. R. 7(c).
The original case record charging appellant with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and distribution of marijuana was lost. The reconstructed record before the trial Judge on April 5, 1988, did not contain a copy of the information. The Judge stated that he would proceed to trial when the government filed a new information. Accordingly, on April 5, 1988, the government filed an information charging appellant with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and dismissed the count in the original information charging him with distribution of marijuana.
The records in the reconstructed case file indicated that when appellant was arraigned on November 23, 1987, he was charged with distribution of a controlled substance (marijuana) and possession with intent to distribute (marijuana). A certified copy of the Superior Court's computer data records of the history of the charges in this case indicated that appellant was initially charged with "UCSA Dist. (distribution of) Mariguana" and "P W/I D (possession with intent to distribute Marijuana" on November 23, 1987. A form denominated Status Hearing Conference, dated December 15, 1987, and signed by Judge Burnett, who was then assigned the case for trial, corroborates the court's computer records regarding the charges.
Accordingly, we find no error by the trial Judge denying appellant's motion to dismiss the case. The records in the reconstructed file reflected that the charge to be tried had been brought. Chick v. Wingo, 387 F.2d 330, 331 (6th Cir. 1967) (a presumption of regularity attaches to the records of the court); see Lewis v. United States, 279 U.S. 63, 73, 73 L. Ed. 615, 49 S. Ct. 257 (1929) (must clearly demonstrate why the presumption should not apply). Further, appellant's claim that he was unfairly tried on a charge of which he had no notice and for which a clarifying document had not been timely filed is meritless. Moreover, appellant, who was represented by counsel, did not claim at trial that he had not been properly apprised of the charge against him or that he had been prejudiced. His motion to dismiss the charge was based only on a claim that the government failed to file a charge. See Giles v. United States, 400 A.2d 1051 (D.C. 1979) (an information cannot be attacked for the first time on appeal absent a clear showing of miscarriage of Justice or a failure to give a defendant notice of the charge against him).
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We knew another Note was coming. After all, Samsung Mobile head JK Shin confirmed the news back in January. But here at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the tablet's finally been made official. If you haven't already inferred from its name, Samsung's latest S Pen entry boasts an 8-inch 1,280 x 800 TFT display. That puts it on par with the Note 10.1's resolution, although here users will obviously benefit from a more eye-pleasing pixel density (189ppi) and smaller 210.8mm x 135.9mm x 7.95mm (8.3 x 5.4 x 0.31 inches) footprint. Beneath that love it or hate it sealed plastic chassis, lies the company's Exynos 4 Quad processor clocked at 1.6GHz and paired with 2GB RAM, radios for WiFi a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, A-GPS, GLONASS and HSPA+ 21 (850/900/1900/2100MHz), up to 32GB of internal storage (microSD expansion available), in addition to a 4,600mAh battery. And, as with most Android products rolling out as of late, the Note 8.0 will ship with version 4.1.2 of Jelly Bean onboard — skinned with the requisite TouchWiz UX.
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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to cooking containers which can be used in microwave ovens and, more particularly, to covers for containers which focus the microwave energy at the center portions of the food.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The heating and cooking of food in microwave ovens has become commonplace in todays society. Although the speed and convenience of microwave cooking is a great advantage, the quality, thoroughness and consistency of the temperature of the resulting food is less than ideal. Typically, because the center of the food represents a large heat sink when compared to the outer portion of the food, the temperature at the center, even if heated by the same amount of microwave energy as the rest of the food, is lower than that of the outer portions of the food. This normally results in a food product with a center that is too cold and outer portions which are too hot. If the time is increased to heat the center to the desired temperature. The outer portions are overexposed and burn.
This inability of microwave ovens to produce food of a uniform temperature was recognized early-on in the development of microwave containers and there have been several alternative approaches attempting to correct this problem, each meeting with its own level of success.
In recognition of the speed and convenience of microwave ovens as food warmers, there have been proposals to package food products in boxes or containers formed in part of a microwave reflective material such as aluminum foil having holes in selected areas. This was based on the idea that the microwave radiation would enter the package through the holes and be reflected about within the package by the aluminum foil, thereby facilitating the heating of the product. The microwave energy actually acting on the food was moderated or attenuated in the hope of improving its distribution within the food thereby uniformly heating the food. These devices are generally expensive to produce and do not focus the microwave energy acting on the food and therefore do not improve the center heating characteristics of the resulting food. U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,190,757 and 4,230,924 are exemplary of disposable covers of this type.
Another proposal is to use a special cover which is spaced a distance form the surface of the food in a metal foil container. The cover is designed such that it will not transmit reflected energy, making it possible to heat food in a metal foil container which otherwise could damage the microwave oven. Thus, the cover will allow passage of the microwave energy into the container holding the food, while substantially preventing escape of microwave radiation reflected from the food surface and the container bottom, to retain and concentrate energy within the container. This invention, while providing for efficient heating of the food and allowing use of a metallic container in the microwave oven, does not solve the problem of center heating. The resulting food has an undesirable temperature gradient, being colder in the center than at the edges, it merely reaches that undesirable temperature gradient fastener than it would without the cover, U.S. pat. No. 4,656,325 is exemplary of such a cover.
There have also been proposed microwave oven cooking container covers incorporating a microwave reflective layer to set up microwave energy modes of a higher order than is normally present in the container. The reflective layer has an irregular shape including a number of protuberances distributed around its perimeter for diffusing the heating effect of the higher order mode microwave energy. The devices of this type are designed to allow for an even heating of the food placed within the container. However, even heating of the food does not result in an even or uniform temperature due to the large heat sink represented by the center of the food as compared to the outer portions. Additionally, these devices suffer from the expense and difficulty of manufacturing reflective layers of the proper dimensions as well as the inability to heat the center of the food to a proportionally higher level than the remaining food. U.S. Pat. No. 4,814,568 is exemplary of covers of this type.
As consumer demand increases, there still exists a need for a cover for a microwave container which will concentrate and retain microwave energy within the container to heat the food proportionally more at the center than elsewhere such that the resulting food has a even temperature throughout.
In accordance with the present invention, it has now been found that the food to be cooked or warmed in a microwave oven can be more thoroughly and desirably heated at the center thereof provided that the oven is used in conjunction with the novel cover of the present invention.
More particularly, the present invention relates to a novel plastic cover for a microwave container which concentrates the microwaves produced by the magnetron of the microwave oven at the center of the microwave container where, conceivably, the center of the food is located. This concentration of microwave energy produces more heat at the center of the food, causing it to heat up more than it would otherwise, making the temperature at the center relatively the same as that found at the outer portions of the food. In dense foods such as macaroni and cheese, lasagna and the like, the center of the food requires more microwave energy to attain the same temperature as the outer portions of the food due to the proportionally larger amount of mass located at the center. The heat generated at the center of the food is conducted radially outward, warming the outer edges of the food, and correcting for any over exposure which might cause the center to heat to a higher temperature than the outer portion of the food. Hence, the center of the food is heated by the concentrated microwave energy to higher level than is attainable in the prior art, and the temperature of the food from the center to the outer periphery is uniform and consistent.
According to the invention, the cover is formed of a plastic material which is substantially transparent to microwaves. The cover includes upper and lower surfaces, each of which have a generally planar surface with a multi-step truncated pyramid middle section. The upwardly directed face of the middle section is provided with a series of slotted openings to allow the steam generated in the container to vent. The cover has a generally rectangular configuration, defined by rectilinear edge portions.
Further according to the invention, a diamond-shaped ring is provided intermediate the upper and lower surfaces of the cover. The diamond-shaped ring is formed of a thin metallic layer which is impervious to microwave radiation, usually aluminum or tin, and encircles the middle section of the cover. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the diamond shaped ring has four rectilinear legs which are angularly related to each other by 90 degrees and angularly related to the rectilinear edge portions of the cover by 45 degrees.
The ring reflects the microwaves generated by the microwave oven, thus, the only penetration by the microwaves is at the corners of the cover, which are unprotected by the diamond-shaped ring, and at the center via the truncated pyramid middle section. Therefore, a large portion of the microwave energy enters the container through the middle section of the cover. Similarly, more microwave energy is retained within the container because it can only exit via the cover corners and the middle section.
Therefore, the microwave energy is retained and concentrated at the center of the container, causing the food to be heated proportionally more at the center thereof, resulting in food having a uniform temperature which has been a shortcoming of the prior art.
In a second embodiment of the present invention the cover is provided with detachable legs which engage and support the cover over a food-holding plate or surface, eliminating the need for the container. This allows the positive heating characteristics of the cover to advantageously be used when the container is undesirable or unusable, for example, in the reheating of leftovers.
A fuller understanding of the invention may be had by referring to the following description and claims taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a top plan view of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the top of the present invention; and
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the bottom of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a second embodiment of the present invention.
With reference to the drawing figures, the cover 10 of the present invention is shown. The cover is provided with upper 12 and lower 14 layers, and has a generally rectangular shape defined by rectilinear edge portions 11, which conform with the upwardly directed opening of a microwave oven container (not shown). The upper 12 and lower 14 layers cooperate to provide a downwardly extending flange-like projection 15 around the rectilinear edge portions 11 of the cover 10. The cover has a tab-like handle 16 projecting outward to facilitate lifting and repositioning of the cover.
The cover 10 at its middle or center section is provided with an upwardly extending multi-step truncated pyramid 18 which terminates in a planar top surface 20. The top surface 20 of the truncated pyramid 18 is provided with a series of small openings 21 to allow the steam produced within the container to be communicated outside thereof. Placing the openings 21 at the top surface 20 of the truncated pyramid reduces the likelihood of food being introduced into the openings and blocking them, which would disadvantageously preclude the escape of steam.
Surrounding the upwardly extending multi-step truncated pyramid 18, between the upper 12 and lower 14 layers of the cover, is a generally planar diamond-shaped ring 22. The diamond shaped ring has four rectilinear sides 23 which are angularly related to each other as well as the rectilinear edge portions 11 of the cover 10. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention as clearly shown in the drawings, the sides 23 of the ring 22 are at right angles to each other while they are at 45 degree angles to the edge portions 11 of the cover 10.
The ring 22 can be formed out of aluminum, tin, or any similar metal which will reflect microwave energy as described hereafter. The ring 22 shields a substantial portion of the surface of the cover 10, as shown in the drawings, with the exception of the center portion and the corners 24 of the cover 10.
The operation of the preferred embodiment of the present invention will hereafter be described with reference to the above mentioned drawing figures and description.
When the cover 10 is placed upon a container to at least partially seal the upwardly directed opening of the container, and the entire combination is subjected to microwave radiation, the following takes place. Microwaves directed towards the cover 10 which strike the area defined by the metallic diamond-shaped ring 22 are reflected by the metallic ring and do not penetrate the cover 10. These microwaves bounce around the interior of the microwave oven (not shown) until they can enter the container via a portion of the cover 10 not occupied by the microwave reflective ring 22. This area of possible penetration for the microwave is at the corners 24 of the cover 10, and at the middle section provided with the pyramidal structure 18. Therefore, a substantial portion of the microwaves entering the container do so through the center of the cover 10, concentrating the waves upon the center of the food within the container.
Once within the container, the microwaves penetrate the food and cause it to heat. By concentrating the microwaves at the center of the food, more microwave energy is delivered to the center where it is needed. The heat produced at the center of the food is transferred, at least partially, to the rest of the food by means of conduction. As the food heats up, steam is produced and is vented outside the container via the openings 21 on the top surface 20 of the center section 18.
Microwaves bounce around the interior of the container until they can exit the container via a portion of the cover 10 not occupied by the microwave reflective ring 22. As stated previously, the area of penetration, in this case for exiting the container, is at the cover corners 24 and the center section 18.
The retention of the microwaves within the container allows the microwave energy admitted into the container to heat the food to a greater extent than if the microwave energy were allowed to freely escape. This, coupled with the conduction heating of the food outward from the center, allows the food to warm at substantially the same rate as it would without a large portion of the microwave energy being blocked by the cover while heating the center to a desirably higher level.
In a second embodiment of the present invention, as best shown in FIG. 4, the cover 10 is provided with detachable supporting legs 30 which maintain the cover a predetermined height above a food holding plate or surface (not shown). by elevating the cover above the food surface, it makes possible the use of the cover 10 in situations when the complete container and cover combination would be undesirable. The supporting legs 30 are generally tab shaped, although the final design of the legs is a matter of aesthetic and design preference and doe snot make up part of the inventive design of the present invention.
The upper extremity of each leg 30 is provided with an upwardly opening groove 32 adapted to accept the downwardly extending flange-like extension 15 of the cover 10, adjacent the corner thereof. The cover flange 15 causes the sidewalls 34 surrounding the upwardly extending groove 32 to resiliently deform, snapping the cover 10 and leg 30 together. To detach the leg 30 from the cover 10, the process is reversed whereby pressure is applied to resiliently deform the sidewalls 34 of the upwardly extending groove 32, and the leg 30 is removed from contact with the cover 10.
Although the preferred embodiment of this invention has been shown and described, it should be understood that various modifications and rearrangements of the parts may be restored to without departing from the scope of the invention as disclosed and claimed herein.
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