Copy Of Email To Public Defender #9

What I Need From Defense‏
From: cam huegenot (cameocares@live.com)
Sent: Thu 12/10/09 2:32 PM
To: justint@wenatcheelaw.com

Hi Justin,

Wanted to recap what we discussed and some things I've thought about since:

1. Fax and Phone: I need more than one hour a day. Initially, I was given 4 hours, and then I was told I got nothing and now it's one hour. I need more time than this because this is crunch time for me and I have to get things sent for.

2. Ride: I need you or someone else to give me a ride to an appointment with a poison specialist who is in the Yakima area and will confirm I have markers of a poison attempt. I need this before I have a psych eval because I can use this to prove I didn't "imagine" something happened and I have to counter the claim of one social worker in Seattle who said I was "psychotic" to say such a thing. This has to happen fast.

3. I need monies from the public defense fund for paying for an NCIC report, which will be approximately $25 for fingerprints, $5 for cards, and $18 to send to the FBI for processing. This needs to happen ASAP so I am able to find out what's there and how it's been harming me and may have affected what the state authorities or CPS did. I also need to find out how this, and how a state background check, is affecting my employment prospects. The state check would be about $25 and I could use one of the cards for this. If there is something I need to have cleared up, that's inaccurate in my records, it has to be done so that my attempts to rent from landlords and my attempts to find work are not being screwed over. It is imperative to my case.

4. Visitation. Did you talk to Michelle or the state about visitation at my aunt's? Are they willing to voluntary increase visitation? If they are willing to voluntarily increase visitation, in some way, then I believe things will be on the right track, but if not, I am moving ahead full speed with collection of evidence for the termination trial. IF the AG will agree to increase visitation for, or before next hearing, I feel this is a reasonable sign of good faith but if they are willing, I need a motion to be in place for this, and I am moving ahead with doing what I can to protect my and my son's rights. There's no excuse not to do it, and if they won't I have no reason to trust them at all anymore, for any cause. And in that case, I don't know that asking for visitation without a monitor will work because they claim they need a security guard. They have NEVER needed a security guard. If they are still wanting to monitor my visits, they're not going to let me just go to my aunt's and allow my aunt to be in charge. If they are willing to do this, they would agree to this voluntarily and I would have to see this in writing. Otherwise, visits should be increased at the state offices to start and a motion should be made for such as well as the motion for audio monitoring to be clear on what is really happening.

5. Motion for Audio Monitoring. I need to have objective proof of the content and quality of my visits and I need to be able to prove I am not harassing or abusive to the monitor.

6. Motion for Independent Psych Evaluation. I want it to be done with someone who is competent to give objective evidence or testimony and allow me to respond to what documents the state gives him/her. I need to be able to counter with my own documents and evidence.

7. Request for copies of all audio recordings from each and every hearing, from the beginning to end.

That's what I can think of for now. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please email me.

Thanks,

Cam