State of Hawaii v. Trump

Filing 266

(Notice of Filing); MOTION for Leave to Appear Amicus Curiae - by Amicus Lamar Christopher Chapman, III. (Attachments: # 1 Proposed Brief of Amicus, # 2 Mailing Documentation) (emt, )

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Trump could slow
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appeal to get Gorsuch
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to change oiu broken immigra
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thority and presidential responsi
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President Trump vowed to
tcdce the legal fight over his tem-

malia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen

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in the wake of a second judicial

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repudiation, some legal experts months ago, and a tie vote would
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down an appeal until his Su place.

halt to President Trump's
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preme Court nominee is con-

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finned and can provide a decisive
vote.

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wait for Tnrmp's comd Qominee, fend Timnp's revised ban. In a
appeals courtjudge Neil Gorsuch, statement Wednesday night, ^he

After a federal judge in Hawaii to join the bench. The Senate is
issued a nationwide temporary scheduled to begin hearings on
restraining order Wednesday,the his nomination next week. Con
next logical step is an apped to firmation in the Republican-conthe 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap trolled Senate could require
peals in San Francisco, where a several more weelcs — assuming
three-judge panel i-uled against Democrats don't employ nrles

depai-tment said it was reviewing

its options and promised to "[de
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Ti-ump's first version of the ban

that worrld stall the nomination.

last month. Tnrmp's lawyers also
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trating the U.S. through the le^al

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immigration system or the refagee progi.-am. On Thursday, Wlnte

vetting procedm-es for people
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changes from the first order im

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way to the Supreme Court. Now,

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for 90 days and all refugees for
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Senate Democratic leaden
Schumer of New York.

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the National Immigration Law
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before the judge in Mar3dand,
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Trump budget dh-ectoi
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Supreme CourT. The problem the Heritage Foundation, a con "legal strategy and timing" of the
more they undermine their al- mg his campaign.
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About ike Author*

Loniar C. Chapnian III is Chainnan and ChiefExecutive Officer ofChristopher LaSalle and
Company,Incorpdrated and LaSalle Companies,Incorporated—business holding organizations.

concentrating in developing and trading unre^stered paitnerships and closely held enterprises. LaSalle
Companies is a privately held firm. Through a network ofindependent^ operating companies, contractors
and affiliates, LaSalle Compames operate in major and international markets offering business, corporate
and professional services with annual revenues,eammgs,sales and billing undisclosed.
Priortojoining LaSalle, Mr.Chapman held executive level positions wifiiihe consulting firm
ADESCO,F^eral Express Corporation, Greyhound/Dial Corporation,the Charles R.Walgreen
Corporation,and the Ford Motor Corporation. He has traveled ^cteosively tfarou^outthe Nation and

internationally coDsulting on the application ofmarketing and concentradng in the area ofprivately held
business ownership,structure and development. He has been named Who*s Who in ILS^ Executivesfor

1991,1992,1993,and 19^,and Who's Who fn Mid'-West marketing ffir the same period. After reviewing
Mr» Chapman's business operatioD, an astonished response fiom Mr.Chapman's fimner employer is worth
repeating: ^'Who let that man quit? This man is smarter than arq^one ofyou sitting hereV^ ^ Quoting
Fredrick W.Smith, Chainnan and Founder—Federal Express Corporation. The Greyhound CoipdratiDn
says about Mti. Chapman'stenure:
he vfonts or you need to offer him to get him to stcq^, give it to
himV*~Fred Donakowski,President Greyhound,Incoiporated. GeorgePaganis, Sr.,Chainnan and Chief
Executive Officer ofADESCO made Mr. Ch^man a multi-year, miilion dollar offerto continue in hij;

capacity with ADESCO as a business consultant. Lamar0,Chapxnan HIstarted ftom humble beginnings^.
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the United States Naval Academy in Anna^lis,M^Jlan^ Class of1975,as appointed bythe late Kichard
Milhoiis Nbcoii- Jhirfy^s^ehth Presidentofthe UniiedSiates, He has been divinely distingQished ana
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ordained with sacerdotal doctorates in business;law; and ^stematic philosophy. He is a former undefeated
U,S.NavalFeatherweight Boxmg Champion and h&s.Dwi^tD.[Manne]Eiseiihower's 1972,and 1976,
United States Olympic Boxing Team dSssfgTi^e. Mr. Chapman is also a recipient ofthe United States Navy
National Defense-Medd;U.S.Navy Sharpshooter
and ExpertPistol Awards. More than twenty
(20)years ufi^ his Honorable Discharge from military service,in November 1995,Mr.ChapTrif^n wasfirst
As an author, Mr.Chapman has written and developed sales training and marketing courses such as

Basic TelemarketingSlatts andtacticalSellingSkitts tar anational courier company. He has aufiiored a
number ofpublished articles and self-published custom mini'booksP including anonymously crafted
advertisemenl^ speeches and documents for commercial application and jEbrpronunerit business executives
and leaders. As a •'God-gifled Litigator," and victorious againstthe top two percent(iowfe, insurance
companies and/Asgavemmenif Mr.Chapman has written for every level ofthe State and Federal
Judiciary including the Ulinbis and United States Supreme Courts;the United States Court ofFederal

Claims; and fee United States Senate-Judiciary Subcommittee. As a Legal Facilitator,™ Bureaucratic
Critic,™ I
f auaaavcraarim pursuitSi Mr.
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Chqaman's whistle blowing efforts and persistait highlighting of
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Although he has no aspiration to practice law or fonnal training in the practice of law, in April, 1991,
as a Certified Legal Entrepreneur® Cb^man was awarded the largest judgment ever awarded hy die
Circuit Court of Cook County, lUmois - Ffest Municipal Districl^ Honorable Angelo D. Mistretta, Jud^e
Presiding. With more than two (2) decades ofpractical civil litigation experiwice under his helL Mr.
papman has more than eighty-three (83) legal opiodoBS published in cases
personally litigated. He
has been victorious over some of the Nation's most praniaent andpresti^ous law firms. John F. Graty,
pmorU.S. District Judge writes: "Mr. Chqpmm is aprolific litigator mOisjudicial district." Arlandi
Keys, Presidmg Magistrate for (he United States District Court says: "A&. Chapman's legalwritinz and

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m Denver, Goloi^o writes: ''Appellant is a sophisticated legal writer irippcaisvery seldom see this degree
and we lorme icfflu t^iicuiiseaiea
oflegal sophistication at this level ofthejudiciajy." In a landmark, unprecedented "tortuous
peregrmatiotC, bfr. Chapman's "Crown of Life" and "persecution style" tobbying caused a Chief Federal
Jpge to abruptly offer his r^ignation (Mardi 28,2006,) to President George W. Bush with years left on
pju<hciaIa(iministratOT's appointed term in ofBce. As noted in thfe foreordamed ^^dctorj^' Mr. Ciiapinan
has been and continues to be "officially victimized' and subjected to retaliatory and Godless judicial civil

n^ts abuse resulting &om the judge's involuntaiy and circumst&tial "famOv hardsidd'ze&\m^an.

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Martm C. Ashman,U-S. Magistrafe Judge says:"A4r. ChflpmOT & doing nothing more than what the
law allows." Samuel King,ChiefU.S.DistrictJudge,£jnerfttts,Honolulu,Hawaii ata civil prefrial
conference held in September 1997,ssys: »A/r. Chapman'slegal abilily is amazing:' Brian Bamett Duff
U.S. Judge states from the Bench: "M'.Chapman is handsane. weB^essed and articulate wdh aflairfar
words."
R.Andersen.U.S.Jtiifee states from the Bench:"...Jlfosr lawyers don't want to be on the
other side of

Chapman's case." Hie Executive Committee oftheU.S.District Courtfor die Northern

District ofIllinois,Eastern Division OriefJudge CharlesP.Kocoras,presiding(September2002,)places
Mr.^apmm's legal pleadingsi^er an"in camenf closed court, unconstitutionally heightaistan<fard of•
scrutiny and preview. U.S.DistrictJnd^Joan B.Gottsdiall states fiotn the Rftnrti" . fe apparentthat
Flainttgr\Mt. Ch^mJ is more biawledgpableonthe FederalRdesafCivilProced^e than Counselfor

Aw oppon&its."^ JadcB.Schm^t^,Federal Judge writes in a published opinion: "JUh Chemman destroys
opponents'willtofight He wms based on havingthe lowestcost" ITnlawfiTHy"T^^dotmgfi-om the

Bench," Mr.Ch^unan received aretaliatoryjudidaTointmentto the FederalBurean ofPrisons'

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B.Z^eL Honprable MmiBrin,ChiefAdministrative
Uw Judge(Ac^,DlihOB Dep^entofRevenue states: «Mr. Chapmanyou are asmart man-smarter
than smart. h& Alb^o Goh^es.U.S.Attorney resigned twmity-elght months aft^ Charanan's first

^plamtto U.S.Smiate^ciaty Sub-Committee.

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Che^man is a hi^fy sophisticaeedimgant" Chs^mian is also a 1995 mvohmtaiy hiductee mto die"Posner
Project:^ St.Judge,Milton L Sliadurin September 1986,(Case Number 86 C6001)after a leiigdiy civil

hearing refiised to pierce Chapman's Corporate Varl and diat Courtfrnmd"M-. Chapman to be ingenious."
Mr.Oiapmanfe aredpient ofaPresidentialiJUchardU Nixon)Appointment;a Congressional
Dawson)mmm^B;a Gubernatorial iBkihardB. Og^fe)Military Commission and Judicial
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as Founding and Btecutive Director ofJadfcfa/ Watk,
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foimded toserve luimaniQr,edocale,iotoimand assistthe lessfoitanale. hfr. Chapman Is also dieledpient
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for his fendraising efforts andhas been induded
mtothe HnadaleMo^Wa^ed -apiesUgjouscharitd>leotganizaticmofweaWiyOakBrook/IBnsdale
bi^ess l^ders and phrlm^opistserving spedal needs children in DoPage CoimW. He's recognized by

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ari^ystc^tog&randmembwofdmboardofdiiectorsferateoadiangeofcloselyorprivatelyh^
tr^oitatron,se^,dutobun^ mann&ctaring.fibricaticm,retaffing,pubBshing and government

Officer ofSpintuaBy Yours - anot-fiir-profitaudsetf-sustainingMhustty ofLaSalleConqiaiiies.
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t^Io^mdi^bk he studies and teachesthe Word ofGod daily as inspired
5^^ t?r^uiarfy®qieaksprolificyoudionapro hono basis on onlyMoody Bible"Overconm^PeaNetwork. He fT
to our Spmtual sdiolars offeredly The one subject: Institute-WMBI
Pressure, t^^mensf^.DrugsandStreet Tiaps fy Uving the VictoriousSpait-FUledLife"He has

toe UmvOTi^ ofChicago Bond Chapel. Mr.Chapman has bear married to his"eight-gradd'sweetheart-

Vanes^Ma^,for more^toirfy-four(34)uruiiterruptedyears,togetofcr.as decLdyor Ae^or/^

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mcludehealthy, wisdom-filled ei^-two(82)year old Matriardi.GOD IS GOOD!
three gifted granddaughters;al^Mne^educatedadnlt daubers;two divinely appointed sons-in-law;
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