Court Decisions declaring my Petitions for Declaratory Judgment
FRIVOLOUS
April 28, 2009
United States District Court, District of Maine
Dee v. United States
“I recommend the court deny Dee's letter request sent to Chief Judge Woodcock and dismiss this petition as frivolous.”
/s/ Margaret J. Kravchuk U.S. Magistrate Judge April 28, 2009
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ORDER adopting Report and Recommended Decision re [2] Report and Recommendations. z
By JUDGE D. BROCK HORNBY. (HORNBY, D.)
5/28/2009
Case Name: DEE v. USA
Case Number: 2:09-cv-163
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Maine June 2007
"Here, the State has satisfied its burden to show a pattern of frivolous and vexation suits. Over the span of twelve years, Dee has repeatedly and unsuccessfully attempted to litigate this issue in state and federal courts, described in detail above."
Date June 25, 2007
Robert E. Crowley
Justice, Superior Court
Wyoming June 2007
Doc. 169 No. 897
"The Court notes that the claims asserted here were adjudicated in January, 2007, docket 169-223 between the plaintiff and the defendant. The defendant filed a motion to dismiss. For the reasons stated in the motion, the Court sua sponte ORDERS that the complaint is dismissed with prejudice." ORDER DISMISSING COMPLAINT
DATED this 25 day of June, 2007.
EDWARD L. GRANT District Judge
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“The argument that Plaintiff Dee's Fourth Amendment rights were violated due to the criminalizing of possessing, growing, or using marijuana is patently frivolous. There is no correlation between Plaintiff Dee's argument and the Fourth Amendment. Plaintiff Dee's contention is merely that possession and use of marijuana is a fundamental constitutional right.” DEFENDANT'S MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO DISMISS
Terry L. Armitage
Deputy Attorney General
123 Capitol Building
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002
307/777-7977
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April 27, 2004
US District Court
MICHAEL J. DEE RE: MISC. NO. 04-33-P-S
Dear Mr. Dee: Please be advised of the following endorsement made April 26, 2004, by Chief Judge Singal upon your request for leave to file a Petition for Delcaratory Judgment and Declaratory Relief under the caption of DEE v. USA & STATE OF MAINE: Request to file D.J. denied. The request & proposed D.J. is frivolous. Said endorsement was this date entered upon the docket.
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US District Court Misc. No. 03-06-P-H
“I conclude, however, that Dee's constitutional challenge is frivolous.”
D. BROCK HORNBY
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE