David R. Johnson v. Illinois

Whereas, the argument for the alleged wrongful traffic stop arose in Kankakee County Court January 8, 2009 0, when Plaintiff filed a hearing for JDP, as shown in U.S. Dist. 20*cv05862 [#99], the motion to dismiss and suppress evidence was sought by Plaintiff on February 19. 2009 [100], therefore, Plaintiff was no longer alleged wrongful traffic stop, but default, after the arresting officer continue failing to appear. Therefore, while the argument for the alleged wrongful traffic stop, arose in Kankakee County Court, in 2008, with the hearing for JDP, seeking default began in 2009, which present the following questions^

1. Whether, II. App. 1-13-2109, was affirmed, U.S. Sup. 14-1173, and it affirmed, default was sought in both Court of Claims Cases, under 74 Ill. Admin Code Sec. 790.100, in October 2012.

2. Whether, the Original Complaint, filed in 2010, as stated in U.S. Dist. 20-cv-05862, arose from Secretary of State Police Officer, BRIAN SIMS [#95-10l], default in 2019, and the State abuse of power to evade default, Ephesians 6^12 [#2], and not the alleged wrongful traffic stop, in 2008.

3. Whether, trying to defend [#95'10l] in Illinois Court of Claims, would only support Plaintiffs arguments, but Defendant Jesse White, was also the Ex-Officio Clerk of the Court of Claims and he chose not to recuse.