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08-3187 Volume Appendix15.pdf - Medical Supply Chain

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Date: February, 1 st 20<strong>08</strong><br />

Office of the Circuit Executive<br />

United States Tenth Circuit<br />

Byron White United States Courthouse<br />

1823 Stout Street<br />

Denver, Colorado 80257<br />

Re: Judicial Ethics Complaint against US District for Kansas Court Judge Carlos Murguia<br />

Dear Honorable Chief Judge Deanell Reece Tacha<br />

I am making a judicial ethics complaint against US District for Kansas Court Judge Carlos<br />

Murguia and his conduct in the following cases: <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Supply</strong> <strong>Chain</strong>, Inc. v. US Bancorp, NA et al KS.<br />

Dist. Case No. 02-2539; <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Supply</strong> <strong>Chain</strong>, Inc. v. General Electric Company, et al.,<br />

case number 03-2324-CM, <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Supply</strong> <strong>Chain</strong>, Inc. v Novation, et al; KS Dist. Court Case No.: 05-2299<br />

(Formerly W.D. MO. Case No. 05-0210);<br />

I am forced to make this complaint against my litigation interests and risk the certain retribution<br />

despite the recent US History of judges not being disciplined regardless of the seriousness of their<br />

offenses. 1 The reason I am forced to make this complaint is the urgency that the misconduct is continuing<br />

and threatens my property and has prevented me from incorporating and for all practical purposes, from<br />

ever entering the market for hospital supplies. I was stopped from obtaining a case management hearing in<br />

2002 in the matter that I am still litigating today, just before I was to meet with the Hon. Magistrate Waxse.<br />

The discoverable and public documents clearly and conclusively prove my claims. A known fact that seems<br />

to necessitate repeated dismissals before discovery commences. I finally got to the January, 20<strong>08</strong> case<br />

management hearing and Hon. Magistrate Waxse set a schedule including a timetable for dispositive<br />

motions that the parties mutually agreed to.<br />

While working on the next exhaustive task of documenting my damages and the controlling case<br />

law governing discovery, Judge Carlos Murguia issued a minute order having the effect of over ruling the<br />

case management order and did so by a minute entry with no document, having the effect of giving me no<br />

notice of the accelerated deadline.<br />

As the party experiencing the repeated prejudice and misconduct of US District for Kansas Court<br />

Judge Carlos Murguia I am fully aware of what would have happened to my chances of ever entering the<br />

market to compete with Novation LLC and lower hospital supply costs and all I have ever worked for if I<br />

had missed the stealth deadline.<br />

Each time I have had my claims dismissed based on facially false and readily discernable<br />

misrepresentations about the contents of my pleadings. This has been coupled with decisions on law<br />

directly contradicting controlling authority or adopting the defendants’ false legal argument grounded in the<br />

misrepresentation of whether words stating elements are in my complaints. Each time I have sought<br />

rehearings, pointing out the clear error of contradicting US Supreme Court authority on the precise issue or<br />

demonstrating that a federal statute or public law expressly states language for a private right of action,<br />

Judge Carlos Murguia has denied them. Judge Carlos Murguia has also denied me opportunities to correct<br />

any deficiencies in my claims.<br />

Any prejudice against me or my claims by Judge Carlos Murguia cannot be based on an objective<br />

view of the law or the economic conditions resulting from restraint of trade in the market for hospital<br />

1 http://writ.news.findlaw.com/dean/2004<strong>08</strong>13.html<br />

Exb 1<br />

Atch 1 Part C Exhibits<br />

<strong>08</strong>-<strong>3187</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Supply</strong> <strong>Chain</strong> vs. Neoforma <strong>Volume</strong> XV 5732

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