• Judge Ott’s judgement claimed that my argument for Judge Green’s Disqualification For Cause was precisely what she clarified on-record that it was not . Based on the judgement, no one would even know that I accused Judge Green of intentionally obstructing my 14th Amendment Rights and covering it up with a fraudulent case record, which I still did not have the ability to access or receive notifications about when there was activity. • Judge Ott engaged in the same crime that I brought to her attention in her role as The Presiding Judge of The St. Louis County Judicial Circuit. In her judgement, she described a set of materially fraudulent facts that would allow her to apply the law in a way that would result in the outcome her colleague, and the attorneys involved in the case, needed to conceal their crime and finish it to completion. • In response, I filed an Emergency Motion for Relief From Judgement or Order In Accor- dance With MO Procedural Rule 74.06 , along with the corresponding exhibits, in Judge Ott’s Division (see January 13, 2022). According to MO Procedural Rule 74.06, this motion can be granted by The Court at any time upon a motion being filed, or by The Court’s own initiation, to remedy an order, judgement, or other part of a court record, that is not accurate due to clerical error, oversight, irregularities, the absence of due process which would render a judgement “void”, or intentional fraud. November 2, 2022 • I received an email from Attorney Jack Cavanagh’s Paralegal reminding me of the phone settlement conference they scheduled in Judge Green’s Division for the following day relat- ed to their outstanding motion (see 9/6/22 when the notice was filed). November 3, 2022 • As instructed the day before by Mr. Cavanagh’s Paralegal, via email, I waited for a call from Mr. Cavanagh just prior to 9:30am. • I received a timely call from Mr. Cavanagh’s Paralegal, Cindy Goepel, who then requested that I remain placed on-hold while Mr. Cavanagh called Judge Green’s Division on another line. She said that once Mr. Cavanagh reached The Division, he would take me o ff hold and merge my call with his and Judge Green’s. • I remained on hold for at least thirty minutes before Mr. Cavanagh’s voice came on the line to tell me that no one was answering Judge Green’s Division’s phone-line and that his paralegal would email me about rescheduling the settlement conference. • His paralegal, Cindy Goepel, contacted me by email later that morning to reschedule the settlement conference that was missed because of Judge Green’s unexplained absence. In my response to her, I asked whether Mr. Cavanagh heard back from Judge Green’s Division since he mentioned that he left a message with The Division when no one answered after multiple attempts.
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