McGough, James Alan ( 2014 )


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    December 151 2014
    Court of Criminal Appeals
    Court clerk
    P.O. Box 12308
    Austin, TX 78711
    Re: ”Ex parte James Alan McGOugh
    WR-82,528-Ol
    Dear Clerk:
    Please find enclosed for filing my‘ pro Se Applicant's
    Motion to Abate and Stay Proceedinqs. '
    Dlease bring this matter to the attention of the Court.
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    9601 Spur 591
    AmarillO/ TX 79107-9606
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    JAMES ALAN MCGOUGH AUSTIN/ TEXAS
    APPLICANT'S HOTION TO ABATE AND STAY PROCEEDINGS
    TO THE HONORABLE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS:
    Comes Now James Alan McGough "Applicant" in the above styled
    and numbered cause and pursuant to rule 73 Texas Rules of Appellate
    Procedure and ~respectfully moves this Court to abate and stay
    the pendinq habeas corpus proceedinqs and with respect thereto,
    will show the followinq:
    A. STATEMENT OF THE CASE
    1. In cause number 1260107-A from the 338th District
    Court ~of Harris County, Texas Applicant filed his Oriqinal
    Application For Writ of Habeas Corpus on March 18, 2013.
    2. On. April 2, 2013, the State filed it's Oriqinal Answer
    and Proposed Order Desiqnating Issues.
    3. Applicant immediately filed his Traverse to the State's
    Answer.
    4. On September 30, 2014, the State filed it's Proposed
    Findinqs of Fact & Conclusions of Law. b
    5. ' On October 14, 2014 Applicant filed his Objection
    to the proposed Findings of Fact & conclusions of Law.
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    6. On October 5, 2014 the trial court adopted the State's
    Proposed Findings of Fact & Conclusions of law§
    B. ARGUMENT & AUTHOR1TIES
    7. The adopted Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law
    is not in compliance with Rule 73 of the Texas Rules of Appellate
    Procedure. Specifically, Rule'h13.4(4) vrequires a full and
    complete transcript of .the habeas proceedings to be provided’
    to this Court which includes Applicant's responses and objections
    to the court regarding the Findings of Fact & Conclusions of
    Law.
    8. The Courtjs Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law
    intentionally leaves out the important documents filed in this
    proceeding and deprives this Court of a full and complete record
    of the habeas proceedings to make a decision.
    9. The trial Court' s Findings of Fact & Conclusions of
    Law deprives this Court of the following filings:
    ' Traverse and Response to State's Original Answer;
    - First Amended Memorandum in Support of Habeas Corpus;
    ~ Objection to the Court's Refusal to Rule;
    ' Motion to Take Judicial Notice - Fraud Upon the Court?
    - Objection to Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law.
    10. For this Court to give an adequate review the listed
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    filings are mandatory to be a part of the record.
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    ll. Rule 73.5 of the Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure
    clearly give a time frame of 180-days for the trial court tol
    complete the habeas corpus proceedings. Nearly two (2) years
    ’ have passed since the ``filing of the original Application for
    writ of Habeas Corpus before the trial Court has forwarded a
    partial transcript to this Court in lieu of several filings
    by the Applicant clearly addressing the issue.
    12. The trial court has not filed for or been granted
    any extensions of time as required by law but has ignored all
    'applicable law during the entire habeas proceedinqs.
    C. CONCLUSION
    13. The trial court has been subjected to Fraud Upon The
    court in the documents presented in the habeas proceeings as
    established in Applicant's Motion to Take Judicial Notice -
    Fraud Upon The Court. Without an extensions of time granted
    to the trial corut' it has taken nearly two years to give this
    Court the habeas proceeings and then only a partial transcript
    in violation of the rules' set forth. The record before this
    Court dis not adequate and accurate as required by law for a
    full review of the proceedings.
    D. PRAYER
    14. Wherefore, Applicant respectfully prays that this
    Court:
    a). Issue an Order to Abate' and Stay the habeas Corpus
    proceedings and require the trial court to:
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    ~ File a response to the excessive delay in processing
    the habeas application;
    ``- File with this Court a full and complete transcript
    of the habeas corpus proceedings for this Court's adequate
    review.
    b). Issue any° and all other orders that will!secure the
    rights of Applicant to have an adequate, effective, and meaning-
    ful access to courts in this endeavor to seek relief from an
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    Clements unit- 1892141
    9601 Spur 591
    Amarillo, TX 79107-9606
    December 15, 2014
    unlawful incarcertion.
    CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
    This is to certify that I have served a true and exact
    copy ``of this document upon the respondent by placing the same
    in the U.S. Mail, postage paid on this 15th day of December,
    2014/addressed to:
    Eva Flores .
    Assistant District Attorney
    Harris County, Texas
    1201 Franklin, suite 600
    Houston, TX 77002
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Document Info

Docket Number: WR-82,528-01

Filed Date: 12/30/2014

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/28/2016