The motion to open the case with my yet, unheard side is filed on the basis that I currently conceive the court order as feeling guilty by his cleverly disguised evidence that I made a physical death threat. He was angry with me because I expedited a transfer of personal information on the internet, where millions of people don't care. If you type his name in, Washington Chun, you will find very interesting stuff on his public record. I called him an idiot a few times because I thought he was being a dummy. It's quite the opposite, he's a dummy for doing a few idiotic things. In the knowledge of all absolute things, the reason why he gave me a court order is because I made him feel guilty and angry after calling him an idiot. He was zoned in at the wrong time and place, after facing memories of hard separations-his callous remarks made it hard to tell he was being bothered. I do notice that he's avoiding places and people to possibly shift his guilty conscience, but looks like he won't stop at nothing to run me down in person-face to face. I also feel that through the lack of seriousness seen by the court's last ruling, I will forget that a court order was ever placed upon me and endanger my rights as an innocent citizen. I have been known to share my faith and the love of Christ to people around my age. I was heavily involved with an evangelical group last year. My routine is to go out and share my faith whenever I can, I have not yet asked him if I could share with him my faith. If I forget, I may end up getting arrested. Just as Paul in the Holy Scriptures asserted his rights as a Roman citizen, I also wish to enjoy my full rights as a citizen. My desire to knock on his door and ask him if I could share my faith is based on the Great Commision (Matthew 28:19-21) and will of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2). Secondly, I do not wish to have a degenerative selection of weaponry to defend my life, when I am located close to the dangerous streets of downtown L.A. and have experienced police-reported thefts and graffiti in my own neighborhood. I also have a list of over fifty unedited comments of how the court order has affected my life. My creativity allows me to shoot for over a thousand.
I request that the judge will allow him to revisit his evidence to inform me on where I have impeccably left a death threat. It has caused me undeniable emotional trauma and physical stress that causes me to disregard my current work. Everywhere I go at work, I am victimized by having to associate with this restraining order; we also used to go out to lunch together. I cannot currently relocate because I have not seeked sufficient resources out of lack of time and work fatigue. This is also my first full-time job, and I am confused as to whether the restraining order is contributing to my undeniable stress, at times. I seriously want the court to be alert in recording every statement he makes, and I would like a transcript to review.
This is my opinion on what I think would be best for his conduct. He either shows up to help me remove this court order or does not show up to court. I feel that he has lost his original purpose because he hates my written thoughts and will keep receiving them, every month to appear to court. Appearing to court is also my way of attempting to make a reconciliation, especially when he is already moving on with his life. I don't think he has any will to befriend me again, even though I want him to be cool with me again in the name of Christ. I apologize that I am still heavily and emotionally affected.**Very important, ** If he does prove that I have made a death threat, then I have greatly wronged him and will never bother him but only on occasion by making him appear to court repetitiously. If he doesn't, then I think he is in very big trouble because he lied on a governmental document and that can be a serious offense, even to the point of having to pay for my legal attorney's fees. My honest opinions are held in high regard by close friends for a good reason. I am going to try to sign up to be protected by cops, the moment he comes in to the court building on the day of our hearing.
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