Perfecting an Appeal Shouldn’t Be Difficult

I’m trying to appeal the nonsensical decision made by a lower court concerning my SORA level. I should be a Tier 1 (not on the website) per two health care professional assessments. This is especially true since the second assessment was done by the professional that provided my Court Ordered treatment.

It’s not a problem that Court’s make mistakes, that’s just apart of being human. The problem is that most Courts have a propensity to pretend that they don’t occasionally make mistakes or wrong judgements. (As far as judges are concerned, they never make mistakes; which is absurd on its face.) This is especially true when their mistake was based upon false evidence and they refuse to acknowledge it.

My dilemma for both my original conviction and this ridiculous SORA determination are based upon false evidence presented by the government at the initial stages of the proceedings. Trying to correct these falsehoods is proving to be far too difficult for our justice system to claim legitimacy. It’s just totally corrupt to allow the government to lie at an initial proceeding then declare that nothing can be done about it after that initial hearing.

Which brings us to the title of this post. I’m trying to “perfect” my appeal to the Appellate Division, Fourth Department and all they have provide me with is a rules of practice (because they cannot give legal advice). I don’t consider how to compose “the record” legal advice. I’ve got a letter into my previous lawyer to provide me with a copy of the record she used, to give me a template on how to compose my record for my current appeal.

My appeal is simple, the lower court’s decision is baseless nonsense, please vacate and reverse; but, they are making it ridiculously complicated.