Political Refugee From Poland Files Whistleblower Retaliation Case Against UC Davis

A photo from 1981 in Poland showing Mr. Waszczuk and Poland Leader Lech Walesa in negotiations with Communist Government Officials

Jaroslaw “Jerry” Waszczuk fled communist Poland and arrived in the United States as an asylum seeker who was granted political asylum.

Mr. Waszczuk, from 1999 to 2010, was continuously employed by UC Davis in the Department of Plant Operations and Maintenance. He consistently received glowing evaluations and outstanding performance marks.

His duties were that he “was solely responsible, on the day shift” for “operating Metasys©, a software product that used an alarm or warning system to detect, identify and locate malfunctioning, failed, and/or failing machinery and equipment, such as air conditioning units, beating units, refrigeration units, freezer units, elevators, generators, and a host of other machines necessary and vital to the health, safety, and welfare of patients, staff, and the public at large who have occasion to present at a teaching hospital, regional trauma center, and research facility such as UC DAVIS Medical Center.”

In March 2011, he notified his supervisor “in writing, of various acts and omissions of misconduct within the HVAC Plumbing Shop.”

As his attorney, Douglas Stein, writes, “Within days or weeks, co-workers, plaintiff once thought were his friends, turned against him. By August, 2011 plaintiff had to take 30-days leave to decrease the stress and anxiety he felt from his co-workers, who were and still are making false statements about the plaintiff. UC Davis did not intend for plaintiff to ever return to work. UC DAVIS kept plaintiff away from the workplace for 1.5 years, until they fired him, effective December 7, 2013.”

This is no isolated incident. The Vanguard has covered the case of Janet Keyzer who was dismissed from UC Davis after blowing the whistle on research that violated the security and privacy rights of San Quentin inmates that took place during a University research project. That case is set to go to trial on Monday, June 30.

There is also Amy Block Joy, who has since told her story in a book, who became a whistleblower in August of 2006, and was asked to be silent while the investigation was taking place. In the words in the forward, she wrote, “Whistleblower is my personal account of the discovery and reporting of crime.”  She added, “I wrote this book to educate future whistleblowers, especially those in university settings.  My advice: persist, be vigilant, and know that an individual can make a difference.” The Vanguard originally interviewed her in 2010.

Mr. Stein writes that for the past 10 years, UC Davis and the UC Davis Health System have “created, encouraged, and maintained a climate and culture in which managers, supervisors, human resource personnel, investigators, executive directors, police officers, and senior officials consistently, invariably, repeatedly, and unlawfully retaliate, harass, abuse, and discriminate against staff who report misconduct, regardless of the nature of the reported misconduct or to whom the staff member disclosed the misconduct.”

He adds, “UC DAVIS unabashedly and routinely fabricate investigation reports knowing the reports will be used as evidence, routinely identify witnesses as being interviewed when no such interview took place, routinely shred the investigation file and destroy evidence leaving only self-serving reports of investigation, regularly fabricate reasons tor adverse employment actions, rely on witnesses known to lack credibility while they destroy documentary evidence that impeaches the false witnesses, and routinely manipulate the content, crux, and conclusions of investigations to find whistleblowers guilty of fault, wrongdoing, and/or improper conduct that justifies adverse employment actions.”

He concludes, “This case demonstrates UC DAVIS, by and through its managers, supervisors, and more senior officials, knowingly violate the mandate of their own procedures and intentionally deprive employees of due process.”

Mr. Waszczuk was hired in 1999 but, by 2000, his attorney describes “a climate and culture” that existed in the medical center as “a hostile work environment” with incidents of bullying, sustained abuse, discrimination and retaliation for whistleblowing.”

Mr. Stein alleges that, as “a direct consequence” for Mr. Waszczuk helping a co-employee, he was suspended for three days from his position as a plant operator at the power plant. As a result, UC Davis would move his work location to the HVAC Plumbing Shop.

Mr. Waszczuk would file a grievance in 2007. “After 2-days of arbitration in 2009, the arbitrator issued a decision that rejected as unsubstantiated the employer’s decision to move plaintiffs place of work. (Waszczuk) expressed to his employer his desire to return to work at the Power Plant.”

However, instead of being returned to the power plant, UC Davis made an offer, which Mr. Waszczuk accepted, where UC Davis would pay him $8500 despite the fact that they argued that they did not owe him for lost wages. Mr. Waszczuk also received a raise to $70,000 per year.

Mr. Stein noted that if the HVAC systems and other machinery were allowed to operate with malfunctions or other problems, there was a risk of patient death or serious injury.

Mr. Stein believes that when Mr. Waszczuk arrived as an “exempt” employee, the two existing employees “became obviously upset, angry, and/or outraged” when Mr. Waszczuk arrived “as the third exempt employee.” He documents actual complaints filed by one of the other employees.

There was a memo dated September 20, 2010, signed by 11 Central Plant Operators that indicated “we reached a point where we can no longer monitor these systems…” The memo concluded, “We cannot troubleshoot and respond to phone calls and Metasys alarms. It is a miracle that nothing tragic has happened yet.”

Despite this strong wording, nothing was done to address the issue other than give the employees an hourly raise that “would not impact the claimed ‘inability’ of the plant operators to monitor the Metasys system.” Mr. Waszczuk “expressed that the employer left a serious safety concern unaddressed. (Mr. Waszczuk) rightly raised the lack of logic in the contents of the Petition and the absurd response from the employer.”

Mr. Waszczuk’s “communication also expressed the actual risk of harm identified by the plant operators, and the seemingly unlawful way the plant operators used the threat to secure a raise, especially when the raise would do nothing to fix the hazard.”

Mr. Stein alleges that the letter from Mr. Waszczuk “sparked retaliation. Defendants, and each of them, targeted plaintiff with acts of intimidation, stalking, and sabotage.”

The suit lays out a long list of complaints as the result of this action and eventually he attempts to disclose “the misconduct, safety problems, harassment, and abuse to Human Resources.” However, “Human Resources did not and has never responded to plaintiff with any help whatsoever.”

Instead, Human Resources referred him to the very people that were the problem in the first place.

“Between May 2011 and August 1, 2011, Plaintiff, on numerous occasions, in addition to the previously plead items of disclosure, brought the following to the attention of managers, officers, and executives higher up the chain as time passed seemingly without any response or action.”

His working conditions became so intolerable and stressful that in July 2011 his physician placed Mr. Waszczuk “on stress-related sick leave for one month, which ended on August 31, 2011.”

He was then on investigative leave from September 1, 2011, to September 23, 2011, even though Mr. Stein documents that the investigation was already completed by September 11.

He was placed on medical leave again from September 23 to January 5, 2012, “with the opinion that if the stress from plaintiffs’ supervisors was gone, plaintiff could return to work.”

However, Charles Witcher, his supervisor, argued that he refused to come to be interviewed on December 5, 2011 and “unilaterally took plaintiff off medical leave and placed him on administrative leave without pay effective December 22, 2011.”

Mr. Stein notes he did not “have an obligation to come to an interview while on medical leave.” He was placed on leave with pay until May 13, 2011 and it is noted that the letter was sent “knowing plaintiff was suffering from emotional distress.”

In February 2012, Mr. Waszczuk agreed to an informal resolution of the matter. However, that individual in HR was removed from their position and, by April 2012, a Notice of Intent to Suspend was issued for “continued inappropriate behavior in the workplace.”

On May 31, 2012, Mr. Witcher handed plaintiff an unexpected Notice of Investigatory Leave when plaintiff showed up to return to work. “This time Mr. Witcher referred to plaintiffs’ reaction to the suspension, that plaintiff sent emails.”

“From May 31, 2012 through December 7, 2012, the employer undertook minimal investigation. In that time, essentially two investigation reports were published and both did not have any investigation past June 2012, and at that the investigation involved only a few witnesses.”

On March 7, 2012, Mr. Waszczuk filed a whistleblower retaliation complaint. On September 12, 2013, he was notified that the time for them to issue a decision was extended to November 30, 2013. As of the filing of the complaint last week, UC Davis still has not issued a decision, despite being required to do so within 120 days unless they provide written notice of an extension.

—David M. Greenwald reporting

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  1. i think it would be worthwhile for uc davis to explain what their whistleblower system is and why it seems to be failing so often to protect people who blow the whistle on their fellow employees or supervisors.

  2. DP

    The basic information on “ethics” or their whistle blower program can be found at:
    http://ethics.ucdavis.edu/
    This is general explanatory information but does have links to reporting forms with explanations of processes.
    What I don’t believe that we are likely to see is any kind of explanation for why there appear to be multiple failures of this system.

  3. The UC Davis or UC whistle blowing program is nothing else but a dangerous trap for the complaining employees.
    The UC Davis Chief Compliance Officer needs another Chief Compliance Officer to be in compliance with law and UC Policies. UC Davis Supervisors and managers which are stealing, and grossly misusing UC resources are free to retaliate as they wish against these who reported the violations. In 13 years of my employment with UC Davis Medical Center, I represented or helped several UC Davis Medical Center employees with their retaliation complaints against vicious and unscrupulous managers which were given green light by HR stuff to retaliate as they wish. The UC Davis administration is rotten and corrupted, and the best UC policy will not protect employees from retaliation.

    Please read my last open letter dated June 18, 2013 addressed to UC Office of The President Investigator Ms. Judith Rosenberg which never finished investigation in my retaliation complaint, I filed on March 7, 2013.

    Jaroslaw “Jerry” Waszczuk
    2216 Katzakian Way
    Lodi, CA 95240
    Phone: 209-339-1982, Cell: 209-663-2977
    Fax: 209-247-1089
    Mail: ucdmclaborchat@att.net

    June 18, 2014

    Judith Rosenberg
    Principal Investigator
    University of California, Office of the President
    Department: Ethics, Compliance & Audit Services
    1111 Franklin St., 5th Floor
    Office: 5407
    Oakland, CA 94607-5200

    Re: UCDHS Management Retaliation against Administrative Assistant II Seema Mani –Part II
    Open Letter.

    Dear Ms. Rosenberg:

    As I stated in my previous letter dated June 9, 2014, I will keep you informed about the UCDHS management’s retaliatory action against Ms. Seema Mani. Also, as in my previous letter, the crux of this letter is a statement derived from the HR Investigation Report written by UCDMC HR Consultant Veronica Busby dated October 31, 2013: “Telling a lie about having a conversation with someone is fairly innocuous compared to a lie regarding someone making threatening statements.” The victim of such a lie is UC Davis School of Medicine Office of Student and Resident Diversity Administrative Assistant II Ms. Seema Mani. Ms. Mani’s superior, Interim Manager Marbella Sala, told such an innocuous lie.

    Shortly after I sent you my open letter dated June 9, 2014, I received information that the “innocuous liar” Ms. Marbella Sala—who retaliated against Ms. Seema Mani and, together with Mr. Latimore, defaced, defamed and harmed her with unlawful demotion and reassignment— in fact was formerly convicted as a thief in criminal court. I searched the record in in the Sacramento County Superior Court and found the case: No. 87M04333 Penal Code No. 484. Ms. Sala was sentenced for her crime on December 21, 1998. At the time, Ms. Sala was not a troublesome teenager—by my best estimate, she was a 30-year-old, grown woman, taking into consideration her length of employment with the University of California.
    Ms. Sala’s conviction in criminal court was important, yet probably would never have surfaced if she had not lied to Ms. Mani and later to the HR investigator in order to create a false report and to demote and remove Ms. Mani from the Office of Student and Resident Diversity.

    By using Ms. Sala’s lies and Mr. Latimore’s slanderous imaginary HR Investigator Ms. Veronica Busby convicted Ms. Mani of three issues, which led to Ms. Mani’s demotion and removal from office.

    ISSUES & SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

    Issue # 1: Did Ms. Mani violate UC Davis Health System, Hospital Policy 1616: Violence in the Workplace by making the statements quoted above?

    Findings on Issue #1: Substantiated,
    It is the findings of this investigation, using the standard of preponderance of the evidence, that the allegation that Ms. Mani made the statements quoted above in violation of Hospital Policy 1616: Violence in the Workplace is substantiated.

    Issue #2: Did Ms. Mani engage in behavior that was inconsistent with the UC Davis Principles of Community by making the statements quoted above?

    Findings on Issue #2: Substantiated.
    It is the findings of this investigation, using the standard of preponderance of the evidence, that the allegation that Ms. Mani engaged in behavior that was inconsistent with the UC Davis Principles of Community by making the statements quoted above is substantiated.

    Issue #3: Did Ms. Mani engage in behavior that was inconsistent with the UCDHS Statement of Ethical Values and/or Standards of Ethical Conduct by making the statements quoted above?

    Findings on Issue #3: Substantiated.
    It is the findings of this investigation, using the standard of preponderance of the evidence, that the allegation that Ms. Mani engaged in behavior that was inconsistent with the UCDHS Statement of Ethical Values and/or Standards of Ethical Conduct by making the statements quoted above is substantiated.

    The first question is whether Ms. Sala, who in her in past was convicted in criminal court as a thief and lied to Ms. Mani, is more credible than Ms. Mani, who does not have such a record.

    The second question is whether HR Investigator Ms. Veronica Busby properly applied the standard of preponderance of evidence in her report or whether she conspired with Ms. Sala and Ms. Latimore to fabricate lies and accusations to demote and remove Ms. Mani from her office.

    The third question is whether Mr. Latimore—who, together with Ms. Mani’s former supervisor Michelle Villegas-Frazier, was indirectly or directly responsible for monetary embezzlement—is more credible than Ms. Mani, who reported the crime.

    The fourth question is whether HR Investigator Ms. Veronica Busby conspired with Mr. Latimore to fabricate lies and accusations to demote and remove Ms. Mani from her office because Ms. Mani had reported Dr. Latimore’s and Ms. Frazier’s crime.

    The fifth question is whether Ms. Marbella Sala—with her previous criminal record, due to stealing—was a proper candidate to replace somebody who had committed embezzlement as manager of the Student and Resident Diversity Office and whether UC’s criminal background check requirement was met before Ms. Marbella Sala was promoted to interim manager in Dr. Latimore’s Student and Resident Diversity Office.

    My questions about credibility are identical to those that I have submitted many times in regards to Dorin Daniluc’s and Patrick Putney’s lies and their notorious violations of UC policies and law, not to mention Daniluc’s tax evasion.

    Ms. Seema Mani is currently awaiting a decision from the Step II hearing due to her demotion and removal from her office appeal caused by Dr. Latimore and Ms. Sala. I was informed by Ms. Mani that, during the Step II appeal hearing, assigned HR Hearing Officer Ms. Theresa Avery stated that she did not read the investigation report issued by HR Consultant Ms. Veronica Busby on October 2013. It makes me wonder how the HR hearing officer can make any determination or conduct hearing without reading all of the documents related to the complaint.

    The Step II hearing is not the “trial de novo” for the Superior Court—decisions from state administrative agencies have no weight whatsoever and cannot be considered during the court trial.

    Furthermore, Ms. Mani’s retaliation complaint led me to Ms. Alicia Nimonkar and Ms. Felicia Miller’s complaint, as well to Mr. William Prindible’s Complaint for Damages filed against UC Davis and his superior, UC Davis Internal Audit Director Mr. Jeremiah Maher, at the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Sacramento Superior Court on July 17, 2013, Case Number: 34-2013-00148127 (Enclosed is a self-explanatory e-mail letter dated July 12, 2012 that was addressed to UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi and a copy of the complaint for William Prindible v. UC Regents, UC Davis, Jeremiah Maher).

    Mr. Prindible’s lawsuit against UC Davis and Mr. Jeremiah Maher was moved from the California Superior Court to the United States District Court, Eastern District of California, Sacramento Division, Case No. 2:13-cv-02256-KJM-EFB. My understanding is that Mr. Prindible was employed by the Internal Audit Services Department (IAS) for over 10 years and had conducted investigations and audits regarding money embezzlement on Dr. Darin Latimore and previous Student and Resident Diversity Office Manager Ms. Michelle Villagas-Frasier. It is also my understanding that, as a result of Mr. Prindble’s audit, Ms. Michelle Villagas-Frasier was removed from her manager position and reassigned to different office.

    After the internal audit was concluded, Mr. Prindible became a subject of despicable malice and inhumane treatment, harassment and retaliation from his superiors, which ended in the termination of his employment with UC Davis. Because of Mr. Prindible’s bipolar disorder, I view the retaliation against him and the treatment he received from Mr. Jeremiah Maher as gross violations of his human rights.

    In conclusion I would like to mention that, on September 19, 2011, just four days before the ill-planned termination of my employment on September 23, 2011, I asked Director Maher about which information had been disclosed prematurely by my replacement, Bill Rubidoux. I did not have any idea in September 2011 that the UC Davis and UC Davis Health System Administration upper circle to whom I had addressed problems regarding UC Davis Medical Center’s Plant Operation and Maintenance Department were most likely and they still are followers of the Principles of Community, which were enacted by folks like self-proclaimed emperor Jean Badel-Bokassa from the Central African Empire and Mobutu Sese Seko Kuku Ngbendu wa Za Banga from the Republic of Congo, who became notorious for corruption, nepotism, and the embezzlement of between US$4–15 billion during his reign, as well as extravagances such as Concorde-flown shopping trips to Paris. Mobutu presided over the country for over three decades, a period of widespread human rights violations. As such, he has been described as the “archetypal African dictator.” ( Enclosed copy of the e-mail to Director Maher dated September 19, 2011)

    I will keep you posted

    Sincerely,

    Jaroslaw Waszczuk

    CC: UC Regents, UC President Hon. Janet Napolitano, UC HR Director- Joseph Epperson, UC Vice President Sheryl Vacca, Vice President Dan Dooley, UC HR Vice Chancellor Dwaine Duckett, Associate Vice Chancellor David Acosta, UC Davis Vice Chancellor Julie Freischlag, Dr. Darin Latimore, HR Consultant Veronica Busby, HR Consultant Theresa Avery, UCDHS Director Leslie Moore, Travis Linsey, Cindy Oropeza, Wendy Delmendo, Seema Mani, Beverly Kelly—Teamsters 2010; UC Davis Vice Chancellor Rahim Reed; State of California Legislators, Attorney General Office, with attachment, and UC Davis UCDHS HR Staff

  4. As an outsider, this is a little to detailed for me to follow completely or evaluate; but I see no reason to bring in African dictators at the end. Some people might perceive this as being racist or claim that bringing this in is racist. Sounds like you have enough of a fight on your hands without conflating it with other controversial remarks (like fighting fire with gasoline). In any event; saying things that are politically incorrect will be a losing battle with UCD admins; whether fair or not they can only reduce your chances of success.

  5. Criminal is a criminal and it does not matter what his color of skin , national origin , sexual orientation , nationality is. It is so simple to understand and no need a further explanation .

  6. UPDATE 
    JAROSLAW (“JERRY”) WASZCZUK,
     Plaintiff,
     vs.
     THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
    The Court and Jury also will learn from Plaintiff’s wrongful termination complaint and will be shocked and surprised that the Defendant, to preserve this perfect, globally recognized image of the University of California, would not hesitate to give orders to their officers and agents to provoke and assassinate their own employee, the 61-year-old Plaintiff, using the university police force. It happened on May 31, 2012, because Plaintiff became the subject of the Defendant’s suspicious six-year-long paranoia that Plaintiff knew about the Defendant’s and the Defendant’s agents and officers’ misconduct, corruption, unlawful business practices and criminally minded activities in relation to the UC Davis Medical Center Central Plant operation, where Plaintiff worked from 1999 to 2007, and that Plaintiff would disclose this information to federal authorities
    B. The University of California Chief Counsel CHARLES ROBINSON , UC Davis Chief Counsel Steven Drown and UC Davis Health System HR Executive Director Stephen Chilcott.

    In 2005-2012 and thereafter, UC Davis Chief Counsel STEVEN DROWN , UC Davis Health System HR Executive Director STEPHEN CHILCOTT and the University of California General Counsel CHARLES ROBINSON created an unbelievably hostile work environment in the department where WASZCZUK worked and orchestrated an enormous hoax and witch hunt beyond any imagination against WASZCZUK and many other University of California employees to deceive the UC Board of Regents for their own and their collaborators’ and co-conspirators’ financial and positions  gains in the university structures.  This led to WASZCZUK’s coworker, TODD GOERLICH , committing suicide in December 2010 and to an  attempt to assassinate WASZCZUK on May 31, 2012 by especially assembled team of UC Davis employees nicknamed in documents UC DAVIS SQUAD. 
    WASZCZUK suspected but probably would never find the reason why he was hunted down like an animal from the December 2006 to December 2012 by UC General Counsel CHARLES ROBINSON, UC Davis Chief Counsel STEVEN DROWN, and UC Davis Health System HR Executive Director STEHEN CHILCOTT and his gang from UC Davis Medical Center. Thereafter, the hunt against WASZCZUK was continued by CHARLES ROBINSON and his deputies KAREN PETRULAKIS, CYNTHIA WROOM, AND MARGARET WU, ANNA ORLOWSKI, and STEVEN DROWN with the involvement of State of California deputy attorneys general, ISMAEL CASTRO and ASHANTE NORTON representing the State Of California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board. EXHIBIT #1. The PORTER/SCOTT law firm, which was hired by CHARLES ROBINSON to take care of WASZCZUK in this case, most likely than not advised CHARLES ROBINSON, STEVEN DROWN, and STEPHEN CHILCOTT who should be put down and who should live prior WASZCZUK filed lawsuit against his employer, but this has yet to be determined by the different authorities than the Court Motion hearing. 
    The reason for the Defendants’ despicable conspiracy against WASZCZUK did not cross WASZCZUK’s mind until June 2015 during his preparation to file his opposition to the Defendants Motion for Fees and Costs . 
    WASZCZUK did not have a clue that his 2008 victory in arbitration against the UC Regents—which ended with the 2009 settlement agreement that WASZCZUK signed with the Defendants—was signed by the Defendants in evil spirit and bad faith. The arbitration and settlement agreement were just short and unexpected delays for CHARLES ROBINSON, STEPHEN CHILCOTT and STEVEN DROWN, before they exercised and launched a second preemptive strike against WASZCZUK in April 2011 to end his employment with the University of California. In 2011, the UC Regents entered into negotiations with the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) for a power sale contract from UC Davis Medical Center’s 27-MW cogeneration power plant—named Central Plant—where WASZCZUK was employed from June 1999 to March 2007. WASZCZUK was unlawfully and abruptly removed from the Central Plant and reassigned to the UC Davis Medical Center HVAC Shop in April 2007, against his will. From September 1, 2011, to December 7, 2012, Waszczuk was employed by the Defendants but was kept out of the UC Davis Medical premises and his shop because the UC Regents had negotiated a power contract with SMUD and CHILCOTT, DROWN and ROBINSON had been convincing the UC Regents  or UC Administration for their personal gain  since January 20007 that WASZCZUK was an imminent threat for the new power contract with SMUD because WASZCZUK had disclosed the $100 million fraud of his former employer, Destec/Dynegy Power Company, against Pacific Gas and Electric Company rate payers in relation to power sale and violation of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA ) enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1978. They perfectly knew that Waszczuk did not care about power contract and no record show that WASZCZUK has any intention to deal with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in regards to UCDMC Central Plant operation and to  lose his job.  WASZCZUK had no clue whether the UCDMC Central Plant met the FERC requirement as Qualified Facility (QF) to  generate and sell power and Waszczuk never had any intention to look into.  
    The Regents signed the aforementioned power contract with SMUD on May 29, 2012 (EXHIBIT #2), but CHILCOTT, DROWN and ROBINSON, along with their co-conspirators, could not find or fabricate an ad hoc cause for which to terminate WASZCZUK’s employment.
    ROBINSON , DROWN and CHILCOTT determined that  WASZCZUK to be provoked and assassinated on May 31, 2012, by luring WASZCZUK onto the premises and using UC Davis police. The provocation failed, and  CHILCOTT sent WASZCZUK  home with another bogus investigatory leave letter to craft another provocation which was set for September 2012 but was abandoned  and order was sent from ROBINSON office for  the termination of WASZCZUK  employment, which was carried out in December 7, 2012, after over one year of psychological terror orchestrated by CHILCOTT, ROBINSON and DROWN, as well as their collaborators and co-conspirators.
    A. The Victims of the Activities of CHARLES ROBINSON, STEVE DROWN, AND STEPHEN CHILCOTT at the University of California from January 2007 to the Present
     
    WASZCZUK estimates that CHILCOTT, DROWN, ROBINSON, and their co-conspirators and collaborators have cost the University of California $50-100 million from January 2007 to the present.
    Many University of California officers and agents, including but not limited to the individual Defendants listed in the first and second amended complaints, willfully or by order collaborated with DROWN, CHILCOTT, and ROBINSON to cover up their own and other university officers’ misconduct, abuse of power, fraudulent activities, and corruption. DROWN, CHILCOTT, and ROBINSON, using the positions of power with which they were entrusted, applied psychological terror to inflict fear, deliberately and maliciously creating uncontrolled hostility among employees. This atmosphere caused the destruction of the normal work environment, violations of the civil and human rights of WASZCZUK and other university employees, and damage to WASZCZUK’s and others’ lives and livelihoods, including the previously mentioned suicide of WASZCZUK’s coworker in December 2010. In 2007, the first victim of the CHILCOTT, DROWN, and ROBINSON gang (ROBINSON joined DROWN and CHILCOTT IN January 2007) was TONY MODDESSETTE, the UC Davis Medical Center (UCDMC) Plant Operation and Maintenance Department Manager. MODESSETTE, an MBA-educated Vietnam War veteran, was replaced by one of most notorious violators of law, UC policies, and employees’ human and civil rights, high school educated  and unqualified for this position CHARLES WITCHER. The next victims were WASZCZUK and his coworkers RICK TUNELLO and WILLIAM BUCKANS in 2007, followed by the UCDMC’s 60-year-old Plant Manager, DAN JAMES, who CHILCOTT forced to collaborate against his crew and then to quit. JAMES was also Vietnam War Veteran. Also part of the CHILCOTT, DROWN, and ROBINSON gang assault were UC Davis Health System (UCDHS) HR Labor Relations Manager MICHAEL SHEESLEY, UCDHS HR Executive Director GLORIA ALVARADO who was CHILCOTT  , and UC Office of the President HR Associate Vice President JUDITH BOYETTE.  In 2009 UC Davis HR Labor Relation Assistant Director DAWN CAPP lost her job because she represented the university against WASZCZUK in a 2008 arbitration dispute in which the university was defeated. The arbitrator in the case and UC Davis vice Provost CONNIE MELENDY followed DAWN CAPP and disappeared from the UC Davis landscape. In December 2010 WASZCZUK’S coworker from the UCDMC Central Plant, TODD GOERLICH, committed suicide due an unbelievably hostile working environment, which CHILCOTT had deliberately created since 2006 as smoke screen to attack WASZCZUK and other employees, spreading rumors and convincing others (along with DROWN and ROBINSON) that WASZCZUK and others were imminent threats. The goal of these plans was to obtain millions of dollars in power sales contracts for the UCDMC 27 MW Central Plant. The CHILCOTT’s position changed from unknown to an HR Attorney, with his salary rising from $64,000 in 2005 to $273,000 in 2014. Through deception and the destruction of other employees’ lives, CHILCOTT became UCDHS HR Executive Director.
    Another victim was WASZCZUK’s countryman and coworker in the HVAC shop, the 70-year-old RICHARD PAWLACZYK, who was attacked by supervisors who had been coerced by CHILCOTT’s gang from UCDMC Labor Relations using one of the most notorious and deceptive of CHILCOTT’s co-conspirators, HR Consultant GINA HARWOOD. The evil plan created by supervisors DARIN DANILIUC and PATRICK PUTNEY to attack RICHARD PAWLACZYK was intended to provoke and engage WASZCZUK in PAWLICZYK’s defense. WASZCZUK did not fell for the provocation even after HVAC Shop Manager PATRICK PUTNEY made the following statement in conversation with Department Assistant Manager DENNIS CURRY:
     “I would dig the hole, and Charles Witcher would push Richard in and bury him.” EXHIBIT #8. The next two victims were WASZCZUK’s coworkers KENNY DIEDE and DERECK COLE, who, in addition to WILLLIAM BUCKANS who was bullied and harassed from 2005 until 2013.
    DORIN DANILUC, PATRICK PUTNEY, and DENNIS CURRY were also victimized after being coerced or ordered to attack employees in the HVAC shop to create a deliberately hostile working environment. CHILCOTT’s gang intended to eradicate WASZCZK. After being used against WASZCZUK, both DANILIUC and PUTNEY landed on stress leave due to hostility. DANILIUC was suspended, and CURRY was dismissed for misconduct two weeks before his retirement, after 35 years of service to the University.
    In July 2012 WASZCZUK coworker from UCDMC HVAC shop and WASZCZUK’s friend MARK MONTOYA became a target of intimidation and coercion against WASZCZUK by CHLICOTT”s  HR and UCDHS Chief Compliance Office gang. 
    Also in  2011-2012 the ROBINSON, DROWN, AND CHILCOTT gang eliminated UC Davis Chief of Police ANNETTE SPICUZZA, Lt. JOHN PIKE, and Captain JOYCE SOUZA due to premeditated and evil crafted by CHARLES ROBINSON, STEPHEN CHILCOTT and STEPHEN CHILCOTT  provocation of pepper spraying student protestors on the UC Davis Campus on November 18, 2011 to eradicate Chief SPICUZZA , Lt. PIKE and CAPTAIN SOUZA .
     This despicable act of conspiracy against these three UC Police Officers who lost their jobes and their lives were tarnished   was done with the involvement of UC Davis Chancellor LINDA KATEHI, Vice Chancellor RALPH HEXTER, and Lt.  MATHEW CARMICHAEL  who replaced Chief SPICUZZA after pepper spray provocation  and many others to cover up the real reason for destroying the livelihoods of SPIZUZZA, PIKE, and SOUZA. Since October 2011 WASZCZUK was providing information to Captain SOUZA, Chief SPIZUZZA, and Lt. PIKE about CHILCOTT’S gang activities in the UC Davis Medical Center; on top of this, WASZCZUK turned in CHILCOTT and his one of collaborators (DANESHA NICHOLS) to the California State Bar.
    UCDHS HR Labor Relation Manger HUMBERTO GARCIA and his assistant HR Consultant, JILL VANDEVIVER, were eliminated in June 2012 after an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate WASZCZUK on May 31, 2012. In February 2012, GARCIA had attempted to settle the dispute with WASZCZUK.
    In 2013, CHILCOTT also eliminated ROBERTO PAEZ, who was involved indirectly in the WASZCZUK case. PAEZ was the HR Department Mediator, and he had worked for the University for over 15 years. In 2013 ROBINSON’s deputy, UC Office of General Counsel Attorney MIA BELK, was eliminated. On September 12, 2012, MIA BELK had sent to CHILCOTT (on the UC Regents’ behalf) the order to terminate WASZCZUK’s employment.
    WASZCZUK suspecting that UC Senior Vice President DANIEL DOOLEY was the latest victim of the ROBINSON, DROWN, and CHILCOTT gang. In September 2013 Vice President DOOLEY signed the decision in WASZCZUK’S whistle-blowing retaliation complaint, and shortly after Mr. DOOLEY signed the decision, his resignation was announced. His annual salary at the time of his resignation were $370,000.00

    WASZCZUK will provide to the Court in the Third Amended Complaint names and   information about w ROBINSON’s, DROWN’s, CHILCOTT notorious, collaborators and co-conspirators and what they have done. 
      I declare under the penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.
    Respectfully submitted on October 13, 2015.
     
    ______________________________                     

    Jaroslaw Waszczuk –In Pro Per .

  7. UPDATE -REQUEST TO SCHEDULE HEARING – ANTI-SLAPP MOTION -FIRST AMENDMENT
     SEQ CHAPTER
    \h \r 1Jaroslaw Waszczuk

    2216 Katzakian Way
    Lodi, CA 95242
    Phone: 209.663-2977
    Fax:     209.370.8281
    E-mail: jjw1980@live.com
     
    Appellant, In Pro Per
     
         IN THE COURT FOR APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
                                         THIRD APPELLATE DISTRICT
                                                                     

    Jaroslaw Waszczuk
         Plaintiff and Appellant
     
         v.
     
    The Regents of the University of California, UC Davis, UC Davis Medical Center, UC Davis Health System, Ann Madden Rice, Mike Boyd, Stephen Chilcott, Charles Witcher, ‘Danesha Nichols, Cindy Oropeza, Brent Seifert, Patrick Putney, Dorin Daniliuc and does 1-50 Inclusive.
     
         Defendants and Respondents

    Court of Appeal No. C079524
     
    Sacramento County Superior Court Case
    No. 34-2013-00155479-CU-WT-GDS 
     
    Defendants Special Motion to Strike C.C.P   425.16 (ANTI-SLAPP)
    Filed December 2, 2014
    Judge; Hon. David I. Brown  
    Notice of Appeal Filed on June 11, 2015
     
    APPELLANT’s REQUEST THAT ORAL ARGUMENT BE SCHEDULED.
     
     
     

     
     
     
    TO THE PRESIDING JUSTICE FOR DIVISION OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL:
     
    Pursuant to Rule 8.256 (c ) (1)) of the California Rules of Court, I, JAROSLAW WASZCZUK, Plaintiff and Appellant (hereafter Waszczuk),request respond to the June 9, 2017 (enclosed)  inquiry by the Court as to whether oral argument is sought by Appellant in the instant matter. Due to the procedural posture of this case, Waszczuk conditionally request oral argument.
    The conditional request is a result of the new finding and discovery after Waszczuk filed this appeal in June 11, 2015 and the new facts and discovery basically changed the venue of the case and appeal. In June -July 2015, Waszczuk discover new facts and why Waszczuk was unscrupulously hunted down since January 2007 by Respondents and Defendants until his employment was terminated in December 2012 with the University of California after 13 years of service.
    After the discovery of new facts which are partly outlined in Waszczuk’s   Augmented Record on Appeal, Waszczuk intended to File Third Amended Complaint) in the Sacramento County Superior Court but Waszczuk intentionally was blocked by the Respondents Motion to Stay on September 25, 2015 before Waszczuk actually was able pursue his idea to file the Third Amended Complaint.
              The new evidentiary material and corresponding arguments with Appellant’s Reply Brief need some clarification from Waszczuk especially some statements from the February 2009 Settlement -Agreement, the Regents of the University of California signed with Waszczuk. The grossly violated and breached by the Respondents the February 2009 Settlement -Agreement is the written contract enforceable only by the State of California Courts if breached or violated by either party. 
     
    For the above reasons Waszczuk reverently requests that oral argument is permitted and scheduled by the Court to afford Waszczuk an opportunity to present and discuss the matter. Waszczuk, also considerately requesting from the Court, not to grant Respondent’s any Motion to Strike before the scheduled oral argument date.
     
                Waszczuk’ conditional request for oral argument is based on the appeal records and files in this matter.
     
     
     
    DATED:       June 19, 2017                          Respectfully submitted,
     
                                                                           
                                                                            By:      ___________________________
                                                                                        Jaroslaw Waszczuk
                                                                                        Plaintiff & Appellant In Pro Per

  8. UPDATE
    Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District
    Andrea K. Wal lin- Rola m an n . C le rIc(A anti n ist rat or
    IN THE                    Electronically FILED on 6/22/2017 by D. Warnock. Deputy Clerk
    Court of Appeal  of the State of California
    IN AND FOR THE
    THIRD APPELLATE DISTRICT
    JAROSLAW WASZCZUK,
    Plaintiff and Appellant,
    v.
    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, et al.,
    Defendants and Respondents.
    C079524
    Sacramento County
    No. 34201300155479CUWTGDS
    BY THE COURT:
    The above case is ordered on calendar for hearing on Monday, August 28, 2017, at 9:30 a.m. Counsel and any unrepresented party who have filed a brief in the matter may appear and present oral argument. Your attention is directed to the provisions of Rule 3 of the Local Rules of the Third Appellate District and the attached memorandum describing the calendar procedures of this court.
     

    RAYE, P.J.

        1. Hi Howard

          I wondering how the 3DCA will rule  in this case . This is the motion where the UC Regents and UC Davis executives  are claiming to be protected by the First Amendment. On  the  other side the  regents  or UC administration denied  Milo  Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter same rights under the First Amendment  It could a interesting  case . It is possible that  this  motion will  end in the California  Supreme Court

  9. UPDATE  https://www.scribd.com/document/363447524/Waszczuk-v-UC-Regents-Anti-Slapp-Petition-For-Rehearing
    FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS NOT FREE FOR IMMIGRANTS IN THE SANCTUARY STATE OF CALIFORNIA
    On October 10, 2017, the State of California Court of Appeal Third Appellate District (3DCA) issued an unpublished opinion affirming the Sacramento County Superior Court judgement dated April 12, 2015, in the special motion to strike filed on December 1, 2014, pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 425.16 (anti-SLAPP). Sacramento County Superior Court Case No. 34-2013-00155479, Jaroslaw Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California, 3DCA Case C097524, concerns the wrongful termination of Jaroslaw Waszczuk.
     
    The anti-SLAPP motion was filed December 1, 2014, by the five UC Davis Health System (UCDHS) employees named as defendants in the lawsuit: Danesha Nichols, JD, UCDHS Human Resources Investigator and Consultant; Brent Seifert, JD, UCDHS Human Resources Labor Relations Supervisor; Cindy Oropeza, UCDHS Human Resources Benefits and Equal Employment Opportunity Manager; Stephen Chilcott, JD, UCDHS Human Resources Executive Director and the superior of Nichols, Seifert, and Oropeza; and Mike Boyd, UCDHS Facilities Executive Director.
     
    In their anti-SLAPP motion, the defendants claimed that their activities and duties while they were investigating my first four causes of action in the lawsuit and acting as hearing officers in the employee complaints concerning various UC Davis policies and procedures were protected under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
     
    After this anti-SLAPP motion brought against me by these UC Davis employees was pending for three years, both the Superior Court and appellate courts grossly discriminated against me as plaintiff and appellant by deny me the same rights under the First Amendment of United States that they granted to the five defendants. As a former employee of UC Davis Medical Center (UCDMC), I was providing representation and assistance for other UCDMC employees; I participated as an official representative in hearings with compliance resolution officers (CROs). The last hearing in which I represented a UCDMC employee in a “Does not Meet Expectation” evaluation took place on December 5, 2013—exactly one year after termination of employment with the UCDMC. The presiding CRO at the hearing was UCDHS Executive Director Mike Boyd, who terminated my employment. The hearing was pleasant, and Director Boyd changed the degrading “Does not Meet Expectation” evaluation to “Meets Expectation.” My activities as representative were protected by the First Amendment; however, the judge from the Superior Court and the justice from the Court of Appeal did not appreciate my efforts. The 3DCA unpublished opinion was discriminatory, demeaning, and degrading—far more than the one my coworker’s evaluation he  received from his manager in the UC Davis HVAC Shop. In their unpublished opinion, the 3DCA used my mistake of not citing the record against me as plaintiff and appellant. The 3DCA stated that:
    Plaintiff’s most glaring and consistent violation of the rules is his failure to cite to the record, and at the outset, the Court would note that a self-represented party is to be treated like any other party and is entitled to the same, but no greater consideration than other litigants and attorneys. (Williams v. Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co. (1986) 186 Cal.App.3d 941, 944.) Thus, as is the case with attorneys, self-represented litigants must follow correct rules of procedure. (Nwosu v. Uba (2004) 122 Cal.App.4th 1229, 1246-1247; see also Rappleyea v. Campbell (1994) 8 Cal.4th 975, 984.) We add that plaintiff has an equal responsibility to follow the California Rules of Court applicable to appeals, no matter how sympathetic his claims may seem to himself or us.
    In fact it is not plaintiff’s by  defendant’s  brief was  completely stricken by the  court.
     
    The Court of Appeal record (Register of Action) shows that this appeal was initially declared by the Court as fully briefed on August 23, 2016 after Waszczuk filed his Appellant Reply Brief. It appears that two and half months later, after the case was fully briefed, the Court reviewed the case and issued the following order on November 9, 2016:
     
    “On the court’s own motion, the respondent’s brief filed July 25, 2016, is stricken for failure to ‘[s]upport any reference to a matter in the record by a citation to the volume and page number of the record where the matter appears.’ (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.204(a)((1)(c).) A respondent’s brief with proper citations to the record must be filed on or before December 15, 2016.”  RAYE, P.J.”
    The Order was electronically filed on 11/9/2016 by Deputy Clerk Anita Kenner.
     
    The second 3DCA opinion praised my former attorney as diligent and transparent. I dismissed my attorney in December 2014 for gross misconduct, misrepresentation, conspiring with the defendants, and colluding against me with the judge he’d known for more than 20 years. While the 3DCA was writing the unpublished opinion in this case, my dismissed attorney was being prosecuted by the State Bar of California; his license to practice was suspended for failure to pay child support and State Bar fees. Due to the court’s three-year delay in deciding the motion and my related unemployment since December 2012, his conspiracy with the defense attorneys and collusion with the superior court judge caused me immense suffering and financial disaster.
     
    On October 25, 2017, in response to the 3DCA unpublished opinion, I filed a 50-page petition for rehearing. The petition and attached 3DCA opinion are enclosed.
     

    THE MERIT OF THE CASE
     
     
    Superior Court Judgment Affirmation by the Court of Appeal
     
     
    In the first part of the Opinion, on pages 1 & 2, the Court, by affirming the judgment which struck the Waszczuk four causes of action against the Defendants, stated: 3
    “Although Jaroslaw Waszczuk, a self-represented plaintiff, purports to appeal the trial court’s order granting five individual employees of the University of California’s special motion to strike (Code Civ. Proc., § 425.16) four causes of action arising from their involvement in his termination, he does not argue the merits of the motion but insists the judgment must be reversed because of systemic corruption including collusion between his then lawyer, defense counsel, and the trial judge. He misunderstands his burden on appeal, ignores the dispositive issues, provides no evidence of corruption or untoward collusion, and fails to demonstrate either relevance or prejudice from the shortcomings he cites. We need go no further than to answer the contentions he raises, and in finding no merit in those claims, we affirm.
     
    Waszczuk sincerely apologizes to the Court for offending the Court by misunderstanding the burden on appeal and for unintentional ignorance of the dispositive issue, of which Waszczuk still is not sure to what the Court is referring. Furthermore, Waszczuk sincerely apologizes to the Court that he brought to the appeal the issue of corruption, including collusion between his then lawyer, the Defense counsel, and the trial judge. However, if the Court felt offended and affirmed the judgment because Waszczuk insisted that the judgment should be reversed due to systemic corruption, including collusion between his then lawyer, the Defense counsel, and the trial judge, then Waszczuk feels that it was unnecessary for the Court to write another 13 pages in legal opinion to further aggrieve a person who is already aggrieved by the justice that he was served in the Sacramento County Superior Court by two judicial officers, the Hon. Judge David Brown and the Hon. Shelleyanne W.L. Chang. The Hon. Judge Chang is handling a cross- connected case, Waszczuk v. California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board (CUIAB), Case No. C079254; Superior Court Case No: 34-2013-34- 00155479  No.  34-2013-80001699-CU-WM-GDS,  which  Waszczuk  was hoping would be resolved first by the Court of Appeal instant of slapping Waszczuk with fraudulent anti-SLAPP Unpublished Opinion
    However, even though Waszczuk disagrees with the Court Opinion, which added more pain and suffering to his devastated life, Waszczuk was somehow encouraged by the Court Opinion to look harder at where he made unintentional mistakes and errors due to his lack of proper education and experience in handling complex litigations, especially the appeals in the Appellate Courts.
    Waszczuk’s insufficient education and experiences in legal matters does not mean that Waszczuk cannot recognize what is wrong and what is right and who is wrong and who is right and who devastated Waszczuk’s and his family’s lives and livelihood at Waszczuk’s retirement age.
    Based on facts and the clear and convincing evidence, Waszczuk has little doubt and strongly believes that corruption, including collusion between his dismissed attorney Douglas Stein, Defense counsel Michael Pott, and the trial judge the Hon. David I. Brown took place, and, for this reason, the Superior Court judgment should be reversed by the Court of Appeal.

     
     
    First Cause of Action
     
     
    On page 12 of the Opinion, the Court stated:
     
    “Plaintiff’s first cause of action for the intentional infliction of emotional distress fails because the tort requires a showing of outrageous conduct beyond the bounds of human decency.”
    Waszczuk is curious whether the Court of Appeal ever came across any wrongful termination case involving the University of California where, in any University of California campus, management reassigned a blue collar worker from one shop to another shop and made him look like a KKK leader or guard from a Nazi concentration camp in their letter of suspension and reassignment, (Vol.III, CT 870-875) then, three months later, gave the employee a normal performance review for the same evaluation period in which the employee’s alleged gross misconduct took place. (Vol. III, 876- 878)After giving the employee a normal evaluation and acknowledging that the employee did nothing wrong, the management continued to process the employee’s  Appeal-Complaint  under the  UC  Policy PPSM 70 for another year and half and lost to the employee in the arbitration process, after which the UC Regents signed a Settlement Agreement with the employee giving him an engineering title.
     
     

    Third Cause Of Action [Harassment and Failure to Prevent Harassment, Discrimination, Retaliation: Government Code §
    12940 (A)]
     
     
    What the Defendants have done to Waszczuk and his family is beyond Government Code § 12940. The Defendants violated Waszczuk’s human rights and denied him and his family the right to work and live their normal lives. Even in the Court of Appeal, Hall, their attorney, did not hesitate to make threats toward Waszczuk’s 66-year-old spouse, who has nothing to do with the University of California.

  10. UPDATE

    https://www.scribd.com/document/373185976/DOUGLAS-STEIN-ON-DISCIPLINE-SUPREME-COURT-CASE-NO-S245982

    The court orders that Douglas Edward Stein, State Bar Number 131248, is suspended from the practice of law in California for two years, execution of that period of suspension is stayed, and he is placed on probation for three years subject to the following conditions: 1. Douglas Edward Stein is suspended from the practice of law for a minimum of the first year of probation, and he will remain suspended until the following conditions are satisfied: i. He makes restitution to Jaroslaw Waszczuk in the amount of $14, 694.33 plus 10 percent interest per year from June 2, 2014 (or reimburses the Client Security Fund, to the extent of any payment from the Fund to Jaroslaw Waszczuk, in accordance with Business and Professions Code section 6140.5) and furnishes satisfactory proof to the State Bar’s Office of Probation in Los Angeles; and ii. If he remains suspended for two years or more as a result of not satisfying the preceding condition, he must also provide proof to the State Bar Court of his rehabilitation, fitness to practice and present learning and ability in the general law before his suspension will be terminated. (Rules Proc. of State Bar, tit. IV, Stds. for Atty. Sanctions for Prof. Misconduct, std. 1.2(c)(1).) 2. Douglas Edward Stein must also comply with the other conditions of probation recommended by the Hearing Department of the State Bar Court in its Order Approving Stipulation filed on October 24, 2017. 3. At the expiration of the period of probation, if Douglas Edward Stein has complied with all conditions of probation, the period of stayed suspension will be satisfied and that suspension will be terminated. Douglas Edward Stein must also take and pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination during the period of his suspension and provide satisfactory proof of such passage to the State Bar’s Office of Probation in Los Angeles within the same period. Failure to do so may result in suspension. (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 9.10(b).) Douglas Edward Stein must also comply with California Rules of Court, rule 9.20, and perform the acts specified in subdivisions (a) and (c) of that rule within 30 and 40 calendar days, respectively, after the effective date of this order. Failure to do so may result in disbarment or suspension. Costs are awarded to the State Bar in accordance with Business and Professions Code section 6086.10 and are enforceable both as provided in Business and Professions Code section 6140.7 and as a money judgment. One-third of the costs must be paid with his membership fees for each of the years 2019, 2020, and 2021. If Douglas Edward Stein fails to pay any installment as described above, or as may be modified by the State Bar Court, the remaining balance is due and payable immediately.

     

  11. UPDATE

     
    Jaroslaw “Jerry” Waszczuk
    2216 Katazakian Way 
    Lodi, CA 95242
    Phone: 209-663-2977
    Fax: 833-817-7080
    Email: jjw1980@live.com

    March 7, 2018
    Via Fax/Email
     
    Jana Gabby 
    Office Manager and Legal Analyst
    Ofice of the Campus Counsel
    Offices of the Chancellor & Provost
    University of California
    1 Shields Avenue
    Davis, CA 95616-8558
    PUBLIC RECORD ACT REQUEST
    UC Davis Director of Academic Employment and Labor Relations Danny Gray’s (Daniel Gray) limited employment record with the University of California, Davis (UC Davis)Dear Ms. Gabby,
    Pursuant to my rights under the California Public Records Act (Government Code Section 6250 et seq.), I am requesting that you provide me with copies of the following documents:

    Confirmation that the UC Davis Director of Academic Employment and Labor Relations Danny Gray’s name is a true and legal name (especially his first name). Mr. Gray’s first name “Danny” is displayed at http://academicaffairs.ucdavis.edu/people/staff.html and on other UC Davis webpages. According to the provided information in Davis Enterprise and his own story “MeToo Arrives at the University of California” (https://dannygray0.wixsite.com/metoo), Mr. Gray is an attorney, but the California State Bar record shows that his legal name is Daniel G. Gray with SB #205739. Why Mr. Gray is using Danny instead of Daniel for his job is another legal subject and question.   

    Exact dates (day, month, year) of Mr. Gray’s employment with UC Davis. According to the disclosed information in Mr. Gray’s “MeToo” story, he was employed by the UC in 1999-2003 and again from 2014 to the present time.

    Mr. Gray’s legal  employment names and  titles during his employment with UC Davis in 1999-2003 and 2014 to the present time.

    Mr. Gray salary or income under each title with which he was employed at UC Davis during 1999-2003 and from 2014 to the present time.

    I am asking your office for the above information because Mr. Gray was listed as a defendant in lawsuits against the University of California filed in state and federal courts which alleged sexual harassment.
    The January 23, 2007 Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District (3DCA) certified opinion for publication Vergos v. McNeal, 53 Cal.Rptr.3d 647, 146 Cal.App.4th 1387 (Cal.App. Dist.3 01/23/2007)  (Opinion enclosed as an attachment) states on page #5:

    McNeal attested that plaintiff filed complaints pursuant to PPSM Section 70 on February 11 and March 4, 2002, accusing Tollefson of sexual harassment. These grievances were assigned to McNeal as department head. ELR Analyst Dan Grey was assigned to investigate the complaints and prepare a report for McNeal’s review. Grey reported that plaintiff’s claims were unsubstantiated by the evidence. McNeal had no reason to believe Grey harbored any unlawful prejudice against plaintiff, and McNeal herself did not harbor any unlawful prejudice against plaintiff. McNeal reviewed Grey’s report, found it to be adequate, and agreed with its conclusions. She accordingly found plaintiff’s complaints to be without merit and so notified him. McNeal attested, “To my knowledge, [plaintiff] did not appeal this decision to the next step in PPSM Section 70 process.”

    Furthermore, I am requesting that you provide me with a copies of the following documents confirming:

    Whether the UC Davis Employment Labor Relations Department (ELR) Analyst Dan Grey, mentioned in the 3DCA opinion, is a different or the same person as the Daniel or Danny Gray employed in the UC Davis ELR department in 2002 and assigned to   investigate Randy Vergos’ sexual harassment complaint against Allen Tollefson, who is still employed today as a UC Davis Associate Vice Chancellor.

    If Dan Grey is a different person than Daniel or Danny Gray, then please provide me with a copy of the following documents confirming: 

    The period of time (month, day, year) that Dan Grey was employed with the UC Davis ELR department, his legal title with the department, and his salary history.

    This information is very important to requesting the California Supreme Court to decertify the 3DCA Vergos v. McNeal opinion, which was basically made up by UC attorneys from the Porter Scott law firm to cover up Mr. Gray’s “MeToo” relationship with UC Davis Music Professor Kern Holoman and as an assault tool in the state courts against UC employees who dare to make complaints against the corrupted and powerful UC cronies. A former UC Davis Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef and former UC President Mark Yudof were stricken by Vergos v. McNeal  from the Janet Keyzer v. UC Regents lawsuit against them for their  malicious oppression aimed at Janet Keyzer   Case No. 34-2010-0079869. President Yudof and Chancellor Vanderhoef got help from the  Sacramento County Superior Court  most often  disqualified “Super Regent “ Judge Shelleyanne Chang . 
    The “MeToo” saga involved UC Davis former Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef and Associate Vice Chancellor Dennis Shimek. Mr. Gray loved being a member of the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra; thereafter, somehow he landed in the very prestigious and very expensive UC Hastings College of Law (UCH) in San Francisco. The question is whether Mr. Gray financed his UC Hastings education himself or if it was paid for by UC Davis or Chancellor Vanderhoef, Music Professor and Symphony Orchestra Conductor Kern Holoman, and Associate Vice Chancellor Dennis Shimek. Danny Gray was quiet about his “MeToo” saga until Chancellor Vanderhoef died. Associate Vice Chancellor Dennis Shimek and Music Professor Kern Holoman provided him with the ELR Analyst job in UC Davis in 2001 and deployed him to UC LA ELR in 2003 to keep him away from the sexual harassment lawsuits pending in the state and federal courts against the university, Dennis Shimek, and other UC Davis employees, including Mr. Gray himself.
    I appreciate your cooperation in this matter . 
    Sincerely,
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk 
    CC: UC Davis Chancellor Gary May 
    Enclosed for clarification of my PRA request:   
    3DCA Opinion Vergos v. McNeal, 53 Cal.Rptr.3d 647, 146 Cal.App.4th 1387 (Cal.App. Dist.3 01/23/2007
    Copy of Open Letter entitled Chapter XIII “MeToo” by Maestro Christian Baldini, which was submitted to UC Chancellor Gary May on March 5, 2018  and Danny Gray MeToo -Parts Unknow Chapter I-VIII . 
     
    https://www.scribd.com/document/373040097/UC-Davis-Maestro-Christian-Baldini
    https://www.scribd.com/document/373254651/Danny-Gray-MeToo-Parts-Unknown-I-VIII
     
     
     

  12.  

    UPDATE 
    July 9 , 2018
     Hon. Janet Gaard
    Presiding Judge,Yolo County Superior Court
    1000 Main St.,
     Woodland, CA, 95695
     
    Re: For  information only
          2002 Yolo County Superior Court Case  No. CV PT-2002-1600-1,  Randy Vergos v. McNeal
         2007 Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District (3DCA) Case No. C051469 , Vergos v.   McNeal
    Dear  Presiding  Judge Gaard
    For your information I am sending to your office my March 9, 2018 inquiry letter with attachment which is  addressed to  3DCA Clerk/Executive Officer Ms. Andrea K. Wallin- Rohmann . The letter is about the Vergos v. McNeal, 53 Cal.Rptr.3d 647, 146 Cal.App.4th 1387 (Cal.App. Dist.3 01/23/2007 very controversial 3DCA opinion.
    Kind regards
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk
    Enclosure ;
    https://www.scribd.com/document/373446505/March-9-2018-LETTER-TO-CLERK-THIRD-APPELLATE-DISTRICT

  13. UPDATE – anti -SLAPP MOTION , Jaroslaw Waszczuk v . UC Regents (short title ) Sacramento County Superior Court Case No.:        34-2013-00155479-Wrongful Termination 

     
    https://www.scribd.com/document/380185528/05-24-2018-Anti-Slapp-Legal-Fees
     

     
    DECEPTION , CONSPIRACY , WITCH HUNT ,  COLLUSION AND MISSCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE – SACRAMENTO COUNTY SUPRIOR COURT MINUTE  ORDER  DATED MAY 24, 2018 – Anti -SLAPP Motion and UC Regents  Legal Counsels from the Porter Scott Law Firm
     
    Waszczuk pointed out many times to Sacramento County Superior Judge Hon. David Brown that Douglas Stein, by filing the Second Amended
     
    Complaint, did not amend anything and Waszczuk has nothing to do with Second Amended Complaint what so ever .
     
    Waszczuk was defrauded of his retainer in the amount of $20,000 by Stein. In other words, Stein spent Waszczuk’s  retainer not what he was hired for .  Attempted to sell Waszczuk’ two cases to the Defendants’ attorneys for $300,000 after his unsuccessful attempt in August 2014 to extort approximately $60,000 from the Liberty Assurance Company of Boston shows Douglas Stein desperation and struggle with his life and problems of which Porter Scott’s attorney took advantage in unscrupulous and merciless way. 
     
     
     
    It would be completely improper for the Court to award legal fees for the attorneys who took advantage of Stein’s drug addictions and his grave financial state and blackmailed or coerced him to “utilize” his over 20-year-long relationship with Superior Court Judge David Brown. As early as December 19, 2014, Waszczuk informed the Court by letter, followed by Waszczuk’s December 29, 2014 Ex-Parte Application, of how the Defendants’ anti-SLAPP motion was crafted, filed, and pursued and asked the Court to place the motion into abeyance or dismiss it. This was to no avail.
     
    It would be very improper for the Court to award any legal fees to the Defendants after the Court was informed in details of Waszczuk’s attorney’s gross misconduct and misrepresentation, which included and was not limited misappropriation of   Waszczuk’s retainer and collusion with Porter Scott attorneys, which caused and lead to  a despicable  unacceptable and destructive  to Waszczuk livelihood  miscarriage of justice  by the Sacramento County Superior Courts Judges and 3DCA Justices.
     

    Section 242 of Title 18 makes it a crime for a person acting under color of any law to willfully deprive a person of a right or privilege protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States.

     
    For the purpose of Section 242, acts under “color of law” include acts not only done by federal, state, or local officials within the their lawful authority, but also acts done beyond the bounds of that official’s lawful authority, if the acts are done while the official is purporting to or pretending to act in the performance of his/her official duties. Persons acting under color of law within the meaning of this statute include police officers, prisons guards and other law enforcement officials, as well as judges, care providers in public health facilities, and others who are acting as public officials. It is not necessary that the crime be motivated by animus toward the race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin of the victim.
     
    University of California  Crimes Against Humanities and Violation of International Laws and Conventions .
     
    “The United States and California constitutions grant every person the rights to participate in government and civic affairs, speak freely on public issues and issues of public interest, and petition government officials for redress of grievances. The right to freedom of expression is also recognized as a human right under Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and in international human rights law in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). Article 19 of the ICCPR states that “everyone shall have the right to hold opinions without interference” and that “everyone shall have the right to freedom of expression; this right shall include freedom to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds, regardless of frontiers, either orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, or through any other media of his choice.” It also states that the exercise of these rights carries “special duties and responsibilities” and may “therefore be subject to certain restrictions” when necessary “for respect of the rights or reputation of others” or for the protection of national security or of public order or of public health or morals.”
     
     
     

     

     

  14. PDATE – anti -SLAPP MOTION , Legal Fees 

    Jaroslaw Waszczuk v . UC Regents (short title ) Sacramento County Superior Court Case No.:      34-2013-00155479-Wrongful Termination 

    05/23/2018 Letter to Hon. David I. Brown

     
    https://www.scribd.com/document/380185250/20180523-Hon-David-i-Brown

    Dear Judge Brown,
    In addition to the “Plaintiff’s Opposition to the Supplemental Declaration of David P.E. Burkett,” which was filed on May 18, 2018, I am enclosing a copy of the May 22, 2018, “Meet and Confer” letter addressed to the defendants’ counsel, David Burkett. The “Meet and Confer” letter addresses the extension of time for interrogatories. It refers to “Employment Law,” Set No. 1; “Interrogatories – General,” Set No. 1, “Special Interrogatories to Plaintiff,” Set No.!; “Request for Admission”, and the “Request for Production of Documents,” Set No. 1, which are due to be produced on May 25, 2018. The letter is self-explanatory and does not require further elaboration.
    To the copy of the “Meet and Confer” letter I have attached the following:
    • Porter Scott’s publication entitled “Six Tips for preparing Employee Evaluation,” authored by Porter Scott’s former attorney Michael Pott, who crafted and authored the 12/1/2014 anti-SLAPP motion.
    • the 09/26/2012 e-mail correspondence/order sent by the defendants and the UC Davis Health System (UCDHS) Executive Director Stephen Chilcott directing the erasure/deletion of Waszczuk’s Employee Performance Review for the evaluation
    Hon. David I. Brown 5/23/2018
    period of 201 1/20 12 from the UCDHS computer system with the attached 09/26/2012 e-mail from UC Davis Police (UCPD) Lt. James Barbour to Stephen Chilcott and Robert Waste and a UC Davis Campuses UCPD poster distributed around 09/26/2012 entitled “PERSON UNAUTHORIZED ON THE PROPERTY,” which displays an outdated Waszczuk photo and physical description.
    I hope that the attached documents will make the Court understand what happened in 2011-2012 and that the Court will at least postpone the hearing until August 23, 2018, for the reasons I explain in the “Objection to the Burkett’s Supplemental Declaration.”
    I would especially direct the Court’s attention to defendant Stephen Chilcott’s 09/26/2012 e-mail sent as an order to his subordinates to destroy evidence of the existence of my Employee Performance Review for the evaluation period of 2011/2012, which I never received to review and approve or disapprove, as mandated by UC Davis Policy PPM 23. The document was created in September 2012 on the day I received a Notice of Intent to terminate my employment. This document was sent to me among a mass of other documents by Porter Scott attorney Douglas Ropel in 2015. Shortly thereafter Douglas Ropel resigned as Defendants attorney and quit Porter Scott. I hope that the enclosed documents will make Court better understand why I fired Douglas Stein in December 2014 and why Michael Pott quit Porter Scott shortly thereafter.
    In conclusion, I am asking again to deny defendant’s any legal fees or costs, or at least to postpone the court hearing to August 23, 2018.
    Regardless of the Court’s decision, I will be unable to attend the Court’s hearing on May 24, 2018, due to my budget constraints. I will not be able to attend a hearing until I receive my Social Security check on May 28, 2018, and can buy gas for my car in order to drive to the hearing. Also, I don’t want to have any discussion with the defendants’ attorney in the court house or listen to his threats aimed at my spouse, who has nothing to do with my job or lawsuit against University of California. My wife should have retired last September at age 66 but is still working at Nordstrom’s to support herself and me.
    To the best of my knowledge, I declare under the penalty of perjury and under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.

    Jaroslaw  Waszczuk, Pro Per
    Enclosure
    Hon. David I. Brown 5/23/2018
     

     

  15. 1993 – Joanna’s  Essay

     
    https://www.scribd.com/document/380185106/1993-Joanna-s-Essay

    Joanna Waszczuk
    Essay
    1993
    One of my most vividly remembered experiences which has also affected me greatly is when my father went to prison.
    I was nine years old, living in Poland which was undergoing political upheaval struggling for democracy I knew that my father was involved with some sort of underground and that he was being followed as well. One night, a man came to our home at two o’clock in the morning and just took my father away, only allowing him to put on his boots and jacket over his pajamas.
    Two weeks after that night, my family learned that my father was taken by a secret government agent to a prison for political activism trying to overthrow communism.
    After a few more weeks, my father was allowed to write letters, but they were censored to the point that half the words were cut out with a razor or completely blacked out.
    See:  link and attachment :
     

  16. ANTI-SLAPP UPDATE -LEGAL FEES

     
    Department 53 Superior Court of California 813 Sixth Street, 2nd FloorDavid I. Brown, JudgeE. Brown, ClerkM. Oreschack, Bailiff
     
                                                                      Thursday, June 07, 2018, 2:00 PM
     
     

    2013-00155479-CU-WT
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk vs. The Regents of the University of Ca.
    Nature of Proceeding:    Motion for Attorney Fees
    Filed By:    Burkett, David P.

    Defendants’ Michael Boyd, et al.’s motion for fees and costs pursuant to CCP § 425.16
    (c) is granted as set forth below.
     
    Defendants’ request for judicial notice is granted.
     
    On April 14, 2015, this Court entered an order granting Defendants’ motion to strike the first through fourth causes of action in self-represented Plaintiff Jaroslaw Waszczuk’s second amended complaint and judgment was entered in their favor. The order also awarded Defendants’ fees and costs pursuant to CCP § 425.16(c) to be determined by a separate motion. Defendants’ motion for fees was ultimately stayed on August 12, 2015 by this Court given Plaintiff’s appeal. A remittitur affirming the judgment was issued on January 18, 2018, and Defendants’ re-noticed the motion for today’s date. The motion is based on the papers previously filed in connection with the 2015 hearing.
     
    It bears noting what the Court of Appeal stated, preliminarily, in addressing Mr. Waszczuk’s appeal from the SLAPP motion underpinning this motion: “Plaintiff, a Polish immigrant, feels deeply aggrieved by the University of California (the University), his lawyer, the defense lawyer, and the trial judge. A brief excerpt from a letter he sent to the general counsel for the University reflects his bitterness as well as his belief that there is much more at stake than his mere wrongful termination lawsuit. [Waszczuk v. Regents of the Univ. of Cal., 2017 Cal. App. Unpub. LEXIS 6933 *1-2] … While plaintiff’s pain is clear, his legal analysis is not.” (Id. at *3) Much like the appellate court, the Court perceives that nothing this Court can say will disabuse plaintiff of his “fiercely held belief.” (Id. at *9). Nonetheless, as will be addressed, this motion is not about the merits of Mr. Waszczuk’s claims, but rather whether defendant is entitled to fees under the statutes providing for such fees.
     
    CCP § 425.16(c)(1) provides that a “prevailing defendant on a special motion to strike shall be entitled to recover his or her attorney’s fees and costs.” The mandatory fee provision allows the prevailing party to recover fees and costs incurred in connection with a special motion to strike, including those fees and costs incurred in connection with a fee motion. (Ketchum v. Moses (2001) 24 Cal.App.4th 1122, 1133.) [emphasis added]
     
    The motion sought $32,738 in fees ($29,384 for the anti-SLAPP and $3,354 for the fee motion itself). In addition Defendants request $2,236 in fees for reviewing the opposition and preparing the reply.
     
    “The fee setting inquiry in California ordinarily begins with the ‘lodestar’ method, i.e., the number of hours reasonably expended multiplied by the reasonable hourly rate.” Plcm Group v. Drexler (2000) 22 Cal.4th 1084, 1095. “The reasonable hourly rate is that prevailing in the community, for similar work.” Id. In making this determination, the Court may consider “the nature of the litigation, its difficulty, the amount involved, the skill required in its handling, the skill employed, the attention given, the success or failure, and other circumstances in the case. (Id.)  “[T]he verified time statements of the attorneys, as officers of the court, are entitled to credence in the absence of a clear indication the records are erroneous.”  (Horsford v Board of Trustees of California State University (2005)132 Cal.App.4th 359, 396; Raining Data Corp. v. Barrenechea (2009) 175 Cal.App.4th 1363, 1367 [declarations of counsel are also “sufficient to meet the burden of establishing the reasonableness of the fees incurred, without the need to produce copies of counsel’s detailed billing statements.”] A party may redact billing

    statements to delete items protected by the attorney-client and attorney work product privileges. (See Lafayette Morehouse, Inc. v. Chronicle Publishing. Co.(1995) 39 Cal.App.4th 1379, 1382; Banning v. Newdow (2004) 119 Cal .App.4th 438,454.) Nonetheless, the Court will reduce the hours it determines were excessive or not supported. (Levy v. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (1992) 4 Cal.App.4th 807, 816 (party seeking attorney fees has the “burden of showing that the fees incurred were ‘allowable,’ were ‘reasonably necessary to the conduct of the litigation,’ and were ‘reasonable in amount'”); Christian Research Institute v. Ahor (2008) 165 Cal.App.4th 1315, 1326-29 (affirming award for 71 hours of attorney time in case where attorneys sought fees for over 600 hours).) Fee award amounts are matters within the trial court’s discretion: the “trial judge is the best judge of the value of professional services rendered in his court, and while his judgment is of course subject to review, it will not be disturbed unless the appellate court is convinced that it is clearly wrong.” (Ketchum v. Moses (2001) 24 Cal.4th 1122, 1132.)
     
    Plaintiff raises numerous arguments in opposition, yet none of them warrant denial of the instant motion. First the Court must note that the opposition memorandum exceeds the 15 page limit set forth in California Rules of Court Rule 3.1113 and Plaintiff failed to obtain an order pursuant to CRC Rule 3.1113(e) permitting an oversized memorandum. The Court has previously admonished Plaintiff for failing to comply with this rule.
     
    At the outset, a large portion of Plaintiff’s brief is Plaintiff’s recitation of what he believes the facts show in this case, how he believes he has been mistreated by Defendants, and his belief that the anti-SLAPP motion was improperly granted. None of these issues have any relevance to the instant motion. Moreover, the Third District Court of Appeal has affirmed the judgment and it is now final. Plaintiff also recounts the issues he had with his former counsel, Mr. Stein, which are also not relevant to this motion. Plaintiff appears to contend that Defendants were aware of the issues he was having with his former attorney and that Defendants’ counsel was somehow collaborating with his former counsel to harm him (e.g., Defendants’ counsel supposedly were aware that Plaintiff’s former attorney filed the subject second amended complaint when his license was suspended). There is no support for this argument even if it were relevant to the limited inquiry at issue on this motion.
     
    Plaintiff contends that Defendants cannot obtain any fees at all because they did not personally expend the fees and Defendants’ counsel has been paid by the Regents of the University of California. This is no bar to recovery.  (Rosenaur v. Scherer (2001) 88 Cal.App.4th 260, 284-285.) “We do not presume that the Legislature intended to create a disparity between defendants who advance their own attorney fees and those whose counsel look to an outside source for payment. In each case, the fees have accrued and can be recovered.” (Id., at 285.) “In conclusion, the plain language and purpose of section 425.16, as well as the decisional law, support the recovery of attorney fees that have accrued in representing the defendants here, notwithstanding counsel’s agreement not to look to defendants for payment.” (Id. at 287.)
     
    Plaintiff next argues that Defendants are not entitled to recovery of fees for clerical work which he contends amounts to $4,852. Plaintiff, however, fails to specify which charges in the billing records represent clerical work. Conjecturally, it may be that Plaintiff is referring to the paralegal fees and law clerk fees set forth in the billing records. If so, these fees are recoverable. (Guinn v. Dotson (1994) 23 Cal.App.4th 262, 268-269.) In any event, courts have no duty to search the record for evidence; it

    is the party’s duty to point out portions of the record that support his position. See, e.g. Grant-Burton v. Covenant Care, Inc. (2002) 99 Cal.App.4th 1361, 1379; see also City of Lincoln v. Barringer(2002) 102 Cal.App.4th 1211, 1239; Salas v. Dep’t of Transportation (2011) 198 Cal. App. 4th 1058 [“We are not required to search the record to ascertain whether it contains support for [plaintiffs’] contentions.”]. .
     
    Plaintiff next argues that fees for attorney Douglas Ropel from December 1, 2014 to January 23, 2015 should not be awarded because no record is shown that he represented Defendants (apparently because he was not listed on the captions of pleadings during that time). However, Defendants have provided declarations with billing records showing attorney Douglas Ropel performed legal work in connection with the anti-SLAPP motion.
     
    Plaintiff next challenges the hourly rates charged for Defendants’ counsel. First he argues that attorney Douglas Ropel’s $260 hourly rate is inflated because at the time he was an associate attorney with little experience and is seeking the same rate as attorney Michael Pott who is a shareholder. Defendants’ declarations demonstrate that it charged the same rate ($260/hr) for all attorneys that worked on this case. (Burkett Decl. ¶ 4.) The fact that Defendants’ counsel may have charged the same rates for the attorneys with differing levels of experience does not render the rate unreasonable. Further this Court is well familiar with billing rates in this community and a $260 hourly rate is reasonable. Plaintiff’s citation to non-binding federal authority awarding $250/hr for partners and $150/hr for associates does not change this Court’s finding.
     
    Plaintiff next argues that Defendants cannot be awarded fees in the amount of $7,630 which represent the fees incurred by Defendant responding to opposition papers filed by his former counsel Douglas Stein on December 23, 2014. Plaintiff argues that Defendants’ counsel was informed on December 16, 2014 that Douglas Stein no longer represented Plaintiff. However, as pointed out by Defendants in reply, Douglas Stein represented to Defendants’ counsel and the Court at an ex parte hearing on December 17, 2014 that he represented Plaintiff in asking for relief related to timely filing an opposition. (ROA 29) It was not until the Court issued a tentative ruling on January 6, 2015 continuing the anti-SLAPP motion to February 6, 2015 indicating that Plaintiff had filed declarations on December 29, 2014 stating that he terminated Douglas Stein as of December 16, 2014 that it was clear that Mr. Stein no longer represented Plaintiff. (ROA 45) The Court therefore disregarded the opposition filed by Douglas Stein, continued the anti-SLAPP motion to allow Plaintiff to file a new opposition and ordered Plaintiff to file a substitution of attorney. (Id.) But up until that time, the opposition filed by Douglas Stein was the only opposition on file for Defendants’ motion and they had no choice but to reply to it. Moreover, a substitution of counsel was not actually filed until January 14, 2015. (ROA 50.) On the facts presented, the Court will not disallow these fees.
     
    Plaintiff’s “notice of objection” to Defendants’ supplemental declaration does nothing more than repeat the issues discussed above related to his previous counsel and the alleged collusion with Defendants’ counsel in addition to alleging that Defendants’ counsel had attempted to provoke him into a physical confrontation. The Court would note Defendants’ supplemental declaration merely indicated that this Court had previously stayed the hearing on the fees motion pending the appeal of the anti- SLAPP ruling and that the Third District Court had affirmed the decision granting Defendants’ anti-SLAPP motion. There was no basis to file an “objection.” Plaintiff

    also requested a continuance of the instant motion until August 23, 2018 because he needs extra time to finish his motion to recall the remittitur issued by the Third District Court of Appeal and because he is seeking to file a third amended complaint. The Court declines the request to continue the fees motion.

     

    Defendants are clearly entitled to their fees as the prevailing parties on their anti- SLAPP motion. (CCP § 425.16(c).) The Court is well familiar with the history of this action and the voluminous complaint and filings associated with the anti-SLAPP motion. To that end, the second amended complaint contained 165 paragraphs, many which contained subparagraphs and which covered many years of time and which were directed at many different parties and non-parties. In addition, after the anti- SLAPP was filed, two oppositions were filed, each with many exhibits. Moreover, Plaintiff filed motions for reconsideration and motions to dismiss Defendants’ anti- SLAPP motion which Defendants were forced to respond to. (Ropel Decl. ¶¶ 8-10, 12, 15-17.) Defendants seek $32,738 which represents 94.4 hours of attorney time, 43.2 hours of law clerk time and 5.2 hours of paralegal time. The following attorneys/legal assistants worked on this matter in connection with the anti-SLAPP motion and charged the following rates:

     

    -Michael W. Pott worked 31.5 hours at $260/hr for a total of $8,190

    -David P.E. Burkett worked 1.2 hours at $260/hr for a total of $312

    -Douglas L. Ropel worked 61.7 hours at $260/hr for a total of $16,042

    -Douglas L. Ropel (as a law clerk) worked 43.20 hours at $100/hr for a total of $4,320

    -Marilyn Gamper (paralegal) worked 5.2 hours at $100/hr for a total of $520.

     

    The Court concludes that the hourly rates are reasonable. However, after a careful review of the declarations and billing records, the Court does find that a reduction is required in the number of hours. To that end, the billing records are replete with block billing and contain a level of vagueness that suggests a duplication of efforts. The Court will not conduct a line by line analysis of the billing records in this ruling but simply notes that they fail to demonstrate that all of the 142.8 hours are reasonable.

     

    Given the Court’s review of this matter and its familiarity with anti-SLAPP motions in general, the Court will award the following hours: Michael W. Pott 25 hours at $260/hr (reduced from 31.5) for $6,500; David P.E. Burkett 1.2 hours at $260/hr (no reduction) for $312; Douglas L. Ropel 40 hours at $260/hr (as an attorney) (reduced from 61.7 hours) for $10,400; Douglas L. Ropel 30 hours at $100/hr (as a law clerk) (reduced from 43.2 hours) for $3,000; and Marilyn Gamper 5.2 hours at $100/hr (no reduction) for $512. The hours awarded for the work associated with the anti-SLAPP motion and the instant fee motion are 101.4 which is reduced from 142.8 for a total of $20,724.

     

    Defendants are also entitled to $166.20 costs in connection with the anti-SLAPP motion.

     

    In addition, the Court will award Defendants an additional 3 hours at $260/hr for work associated with the reply for a total of $780.

     

    The total award of costs and fees is $22,284.

     

    The prevailing party shall prepare a formal order for the Court’s signature pursuant to

    C.R.C. 3.1312.
     

  17. UPDATE

    MOTION  FOR RECONSIDERATION  – DATED JUNE 18, 2018

    https://www.scribd.com/document/382197140/20180618-Motion-for-Reconsideration-anti-SLAPP

     
    In July 2014, Stein began making angry demands of Waszczuk and insisting that Waszczuk should not defend and represent other harassed UCDMC employees. Stein claimed that doing so would significantly decrease Waszczuk’s chance of prevailing in his own lawsuit. Stein refused to disclose why Waszczuk’s efforts to defend others would negatively affect Waszczuk’s case. Since that time, Waszczuk learned about Vergos v. McNeal (2007) 146 Cal.App.4th 1387, 1399 (Vergos). In January 2007, this case was invented by two clever attorneys from the notorious Porter Scott Law Corporation, Pott and George Acero. In November 2012, UC Davis Associate Vice Chancellor Allen Tollefson was assigned as Skelly Reviewer to review Waszczuk’s termination of employment. By assigning Tollefson as a Skelly , Waszczuk was basically told by his employer, “Don’t defend gays. They don’t deserve to live.” This was a little dash of Nazi Germany in UC Davis. It is not coincident that during the hearing for unemployment insurance benefits  in February 2013 , Administrative Law Judge  Marilyn Tays  commented  UCDMC employee  Todd Georlich suicide with words   “
     
    I GUESS HE WON’T BE HERE” after witness told her why Todd Georlich committed suicide.
     
     The UC Davis Law School should change the name of Martin Luther King Hall to Martin Borman King Hall. The situation is terrible and unbelievable.
     
    Waszczuk still does not know how much Pott promised Stein in return for such disgusting efforts.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    TO THE COURT, ALL INTERESTED PARTIES AND THEIR ATTORNEYS OF RECORD:
     
     
     
                PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on JULY 19, 2018, at 2:00 P.M or as soon after that as the matter can be heard, Department 53 of the above-entitled court, located at 813 6th Street, 2nd Floor, Sacramento, CA 95814, will and does move this Court pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure §1008(a) for reconsideration of the order dated June 7, 2018 in which the Court ORDER FOR GRANTING LEGAL FEES AND COST TO DEFENDANTS PURSUANT TO C.C.P. 425.16 (C) SHOULD BE MODIFIED, AMENDED, OR REVOKED, on the following grounds:
     

    New or different facts or circumstances have been discovered since December 16, 2014, more than three years ago, when Plaintiff dismissed his attorney Douglas E. Stein from two interconnected cases against Defendants because of Stein’s gross misconduct, collusion, and conspiracy with Defendants’ attorneys Michael W. Pott and Douglas L. Ropel.
    New or different facts or circumstances have been discovered since January 23, 2015, more than three years ago, when Defendants’ attorney Michel W. Pott quit representing Defendants or was fired from the Porter Scott Law Corporation because of his misconduct, including collusion and conspiracy with Plaintiff’s attorney Douglas E. Stein.
    New or different facts or circumstances have been discovered since May 11, 2015, more than three years ago, when Defendants’ attorney Douglas Ropel filed a Motion for Legal Fees and Cost and a Declaration in Motion of Support. Ropel quit representing Defendants’ more than two years ago, in April 2016, and left his job with Porter Scott Law Corporation.

     
    Since May 2015, Plaintiff has appealed the case in the California Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District (Case No. C0524 Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California et, al.) and in the California Supreme Court (Case No. S245508, Jaroslaw Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California). Plaintiff represented himself in the appeals, did intensive research to pursue them, and discovered new facts relevant to this proceeding, which will be presented in this Motion for Reconsideration and a memorandum of points and authorities based on the order that should be modified, amended, or revoked.
     
                The motion will be based on this notice of motion and the memorandum of points and authorities served and filed with it, on the declaration of Jaroslaw Waszczuk, and on the exhibits attached to it, the papers and records on file herein, and oral and documentary evidence to be presented at the hearing of the motion.
     
    I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Dated: June 18, 2018              _______________________________________________
     
                                                             
     
     
     
                                                                            JAROSLAW WASZCZUK, IN PRO PER
     
     
     

  18. UPDATE -ANTI-SLAPP MOTION

     
    LANTIFF’ DISAPPROVAL OF THE   PROPOSAL ORDER AND JUDGMENT GRANTING  LEGAL FEES AND COST TO DEFENDANTS IN ANTI-SLAPP MOTION C.C.P 425.16 (C)
     
                                                                                                                                                I.            INTRODUCTION
     
    A.    California Rule of Court 3.1312(a)
     
     
     
    Pursuant to California Rule of Court 3.1312(a), Plaintiff Jaroslaw Waszczuk (pronounced Vash-chook; hereafter Waszczuk) has five days to approve the respondent’s Order and Judgment via form or submission of proposed court order.The prevailing party must, upon expiration of the five-day period provided for approval, promptly transmit the proposed order to the court together with a summary of any responses of the other parties or a statement that no responses were received pursuant to California Rule of Court 3.1312(b).

    https://www.scribd.com/document/382571227/Dan-and-Diana-Dooley-UCOP-Goverment-Mafia

     

    THE JANUARY 31, 2012 UCOP MAFIA PROVOCATION TO KILL OR HARM WASZCZUK’S 

    PSYCHOLOGIST DR. FRANKLIN O. BERNHOFT

     

      Perpetrators, Participants, and Collaborators

     

    Daniel Morris Dooley: UCOP senior vice president; UCOP mafia chief until October 2014. Key decision maker, perpetrator, and coordinator in the attacks on Waszczuk in 2011–2014 and on UC Chancellor Linda Katehi on November 18, 2011. The pepper-spray provocation was carried out and executed by UC Davis mafia chief Steven Drown as well as his thugs and collaborators.

     

    Diana Dooley: Daniel Dooley’s wife; key perpetrator. On Daniel Dooley’s and the UCOP mafia’s behalf, she ordered and set up the confrontation on January 31, 2011, to provoke and kill Lodi psychologist Dr. Franklin O. Bernhoft. The attack destroyed Bernhoft’s family and life.

     

    Diana Dooley is a Democratic political advisor working in the State of California. She is the executive secretary, a role comparable to chief of staff, for Governor Jerry Brown. She was appointed to the position on May 31, 2018.

     

    On May 31, 2012, Daniel Dooley, Richard Blum, and Charles Robinson ordered Chancellor Katehi or her deputy Fraga-Decker to sign an unlawful power sale agreement with the Sacramento Municipal Utility District. The agreement was to resume the illegal sale of tax-free power from the UC Davis Medical Center 27 MW cogeneration power plant. These criminals were attempting to recover the losses that they incurred when the plant ceased the illegal power sale after the UC mafia signed the February 2009 Settlement Agreement with Waszczuk. They eventually trashed the agreement in April 2011. 

     

    Also on May 31, 2012, the UCOP mafia carried out a heinous and unsuccessful provocation in an attempt to end Waszczuk’s employment in the UC Davis Trauma Unit (#11).

     

    From 1974 to 1975, Diana Dooley worked as an analyst at the State Personnel Board. Starting in 1975, she worked as legislative director and special assistant during Governor Jerry Brown’s (D) first term (1975–1983).

     

    In 2011, Diana Dooley became secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency.

     

    Will Lightbourne: Director of the California Department of Social Services; key perpetrator. On January 31, 2012, based on Diana Dooley’s orders, Lightbourne coordinated vengeance and provocation against psychologist Dr. Bernhoft. Lightbourne went to Dr. Bernhoft’s residence in Lodi to kill or harm Dr. Bernhoft and his wife, Dorothy Bernhoft.

     In April 2011, California Health and Human Services Secretary Diana Dooley named Lightbourne director of the California Department of Social Services. Lightbourne served in this new post through an interagency agreement between the County of Santa Clara and the State of California.

     

    Since 2000, Lightbourne has served as agency director of Santa Clara County Social Services.

     

    Michael Weston: Deputy director of California Health and Human Services secretary since February 2012; key perpetrator. Weston collaborated to harm Dr. Bernhoft and his family.

    In February 2011, Diana Dooley promoted Weston to the deputy director position. This promotion occurred after the unannounced January 31, 2012, Social Services raid of Bernhoft’s residence in Lodi, California. The goal of the raid was to provoke Dr. Bernhoft and lure him into a trap that was professionally set and carried out by the malicious perpetrators. After the unsuccessful attempt to lure Dr. Bernhoft to his residence and provoke him, Weston orchestrated mass media coverage of the alleged crimes of Dr. Bernhoft’s wife, Dorothy Bernhoft. Thereafter, Waszczuk disconnIected himself from Dr. Bernhoft’s services and distanced himself from Dr. Bernhoft personally as well.

     

    From July 2000 to March 2006, prior to the Social Services raid, Weston was employed as a television news producer in a very popular local news station, KCRA3. Weston’s connections at the television station allowed him to orchestrate enormous media coverage of the Social Services raid on Dr. Bernhoft’s residence. The degree of coverage was similar to what was seen during the pepper-spray provocation aimed at Chancellor Katehi; the pepper-spray incident took place on the UC Davis campus on November 18, 2012.

     

    Sharon Ogbodo, Tawny Grossman, and Alison Newkirk: Collaborators. Social Services employees. On January 31, 2012, on the order of Director Lightbourne or his deputy Weston, Ogbodo, Grossman, and Newkirk stayed in Bernhoft’s residence until Dr. Bernhoft arrived home between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. They were present to ensure that Bernhoft would clash with the Lodi Police. Ogbodo, Grossman, and Newkirk called before they left the Bernhoft residence at 4:00 p.m.

     

    Mark M. Reese, Assistant Social Services Chief Counsel; Cori A. Dutra, Staff Attorney; and Jeffrey Hiratsuka, Deputy Director of Social Services, Services Licensing Department: Perpetrators and collaborators with JD degrees. On February 3, 2012, three days after the unsuccessful attempt to harm Dr. Bernhoft, these individuals filed mostly false charges against Dorothy Bernhoft.

     

    Recently, Reese resigned from the State Bar of California. Dutra is a friend of Porter Scott Law Corporation attorney David P. E. Burkett—who represented the UCOP mafia in this litigation.

     

    Kristine Reed, San Joaquin County District Attorney: In 2012, Reed filed criminal charges against Dorothy Bernhoft.

     

    Brett H. Morgan, San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge: Before Judge Morgan was appointed to the bench, he was chief deputy for the State of California Inspector General and chief of staff of the State of California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation.

    Judge Morgan harshly punished Dorothy Bernhoft by sentencing her to four years’ probation with many conditions—including not being alone with her own grandchildren. She had to serve 416 hours of community service at an approved nonprofit organization and pay many thousands of dollars in restitution. She also had to complete a child abuse course and seek mental health counseling.

     

     

  19. UPDATE 

    LETETR TO THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT CLERK -DEPARTMENT 53. HON. DAVID. I BROWN 

     
    Jaroslaw “Jerry” Waszczuk, Plaintiff in Pro Per
     
    2216 Katzakian Way
     
    Lodi, CA 95242
     
    Phone: 209-663-2977
     
    Fax: 209-833-7080
     
    Email: jjw1980@live.com
     
     
     
    July 16, 2018 
     
    Clerk of the Sacramento County Superior Court
     
    Department 53 – Hon. David I. Brown
     
    813 6th Street – 2nd Floor                    
    Sacramento, 95814
     
     
     
    RE: NOTICE OF ENTRY OF JUDGMENT AND ORDER DATED JUNE 29, 2018.
     
    Case No. 34-2013-00155479, Jaroslaw Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California; Ann Madden Rice, Mike Boyd, Stephen Chilcott, Brent Seifert, Charles Witcher, Dorin Daniliuc, Patrick Putney, Cindy Oropeza.
     
    Filed on December 4, 2013.
     
    Dear Clerk, 
     
    On July 13, 2018, I received by U.S. Mail the two separate NOTICES OF ENTRY OF JUDGMENT AND ORDER dated July 9, 2018, for the above captioned case with attached notices for the June 29, 2018, JUDGMENT PURSUANT TO ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR FEES AND COSTS PURSUANT TO C.C.P § 425.16 (c) (EXHIBIT #1) and ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANTS’ MOTION FOR FEES AND COSTS PURSUANT TO C.C.P & 425.16 (c) (EXHIBIT #2).
     
    The copies of the Order and Judgment were rubber-stamped with the name of Superior Court Judge Hon. David I. Brown who has been handling this anti-SLAPP motion for almost four years, since September 22, 2014. 
     
    Nothing would be unusual or wrong with the Notices of Entry of Judgment or Judgment and Order if the documents had been signed, entered, filed, and sent after the Motion for Reconsideration was heard by the Court during the July 19, 2018, scheduled hearing. If the Defendants’ counsel, David Burkett, had participated in the trial court proceeding of this anti-SLAPP motion and familiarized himself with the court file, then he would know that Judge Brown would not sign the Proposed Order and Judgment before Burkett filed his Opposition to the Plaintiff Motion for Reconsideration or before the Motion was heard by the Court. 
     
    The Opposition to the Plaintiff’s Motion for Reconsideration was written and filed in the Court on July 2, 2018, (EXHIBIT #3) by another party on Burkett’s behalf—the name of the person who actually wrote and filed the Opposition was not provided. Perhaps Burkett, who is a major shareholder of the Porter Scott Law Corporation, did not have time to write his own Opposition or did not want to participate further in Defendant’s fraudulent Motion for Fees and Costs, which was filed in the Court more than three years ago on May 11, 2015, by his associate Douglas Ropel, another of the Defendants’ attorneys from the Porter Scott Law Corporation. Ropel and yet another Porter Scott Law Corporation attorney, Michael Pott, colluded with my former attorney, Douglas Stein, who was dismissed for gross misconduct and, in December 2014, was coerced or blackmailed by Pott and Ropel to sell my two pending cases for approximately $300,000. 
     
    Burkett’s June 26, 2018, letter to the Clerk is unclear on the subject of whether Burkett also submitted PLAINTIFF DISAPPROVAL OF THE PROPOSED ORDER AND JUDGMENT GRANTING LEGAL FEES AND COSTS TO DEFENDANTS IN ANTI-SLAPP MOTION C.C.P 425.16 (c) or whether he is merely elaborating on the Plaintiff Disapproval of the Proposed Order. 
     
    I received Burkett’s letter with a copy of Plaintiff Disapproval of the Proposed Order and Judgment by U.S. Mail on June 26, 2018—the same day that he hand-delivered the letter to the Clerk. This leads me to believe that Burkett submitted the Disapproval of the Proposed Order to the Court. (EXHIBIT # 4) 
     
    However, taking into consideration the events of February and April of 2015 and what Burkett’s associate Ropel did in a copycat scenario with the Proposed Order and Judgment, I could assume that my 94-page Disapproval of the Defendants’ Proposed Order was never delivered to the Court. The Court and I are being manipulated by Defendants’ attorneys; as usual, these attorneys show no hesitation or regret.  
     
    Sacramento County Superior Court REGISTER OF ACTION (ROA) – in Case No. 34-2013-00155479-CU-WT-GDS Jaroslaw Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California
     
    Sacramento County Superior Court ROA entries are accessible via the internet; likewise, filed court documents are available for viewing and printing via the internet on the Public Cases Access System (EXHIBIT #5). 
     
    ·        ROA #138 – 06/18/2018, Plaintiff’s Motion for Reconsideration filed, 256 pages.
     
    ·        ROA #139 – 06/26/2018, Defendants’ Proposed Order filed, 8 pages.
     
    ·        ROA #140 – 06/26/2018, Defendants’ Proposed Judgment filed, 3 Pages.
     
    ·        ROA #141SKIPPED.
     
    ·        ROA #142SKIPPED.
     
    ·        ROA #143 – 06/29/2018, Order Granting Defendants’ Motion for Fees and Costs filed, 3 pages.
     
    ·        ROA #144 – 06/29/2018, Judgment filed, 2 pages.
     
    ·        ROA #145 – 07/02/2018, Defendants’ Opposition to Plaintiff’s Motion for Reconsideration filed, 5 pages.
     
    ·        ROA #146 – 06/29/2018, Judgment entered, not accessible to view or print.
     
    ·        ROA #147 – 07/10/2018, Notice of Entry of Judgment filed, 11 pages.  
     
    The skipped ROAs, #141 and #142, are not available from the Sacramento County Superior Court Public Cases Access System. These omissions may indicate that Burkett’s correspondence to the Court Clerk and my 94-page Disapproval of the Proposal Order and Judgment Granting Legal Fees and Costs to Defendants in Anti-SLAPP Motion C.C.P. § 425.16 (c) were delivered to the Court through alternative means and were not filed by the Court Clerk together with the Proposed Order and Judgment. Therefore, California Rule of Court 3.1312 (b) is ultimately violated, and the Proposed Order shall not be approved by the Court without filing Plaintiff Disapproval of the Proposed Order and Judgment or before Plaintiff’s Motion for Reconsideration, filed June 18, 2018, is heard by the Court; this hearing is scheduled for July 19, 2018. If the ROAs were skipped for other reasons, please notify me of what those reasons are.
     
    The California Rule of Court 3.1312 (a) is clear in this matter: 
     
    The prevailing party must, upon expiration of the five-day period provided for approval, promptly transmit the proposed order to the court together with a summary of any responses of the other parties or a statement that no responses were received pursuant to California Rule of Court 3.1312 (b). 
     
    In conclusion, I am respectfully requesting that the Court Clerk file Burkett’s letter dated June 26, 2016—PLAINTIFF DISAPPROVAL OF THE PROPOSED ORDER AND JUDGMENT GRANTING LEGAL FEES AND COSTS TO DEFENDANTS IN ANTI-SLAPP MOTION C.C.P 425.16 (c)—and this correspondence as well.
     
    Furthermore, I am respectfully requesting that the Clerk of Department 53 inform Judge Brown that my Motion for Consideration hearing is scheduled for July 19, 2018, and that I will schedule oral argument for July 20, 2019 if  I will be dissatisfied with a tentative court ruling.  
     
    I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct based upon my review of the record filed on this matter.
     
    Respectfully submitted by Priority U.S. Mail on July 16, 2019, with self-stamped return enveloped and endorsed copy.
     

     
    ____________________________
     
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk
     
                     
     
    Enclosed:
     
    Exhibits
     
    Proof of Service
     
     
     

  20. UPDATE:    THE MOTION IS DENIED.
     
    ORAL ARGUMENT WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.

    Department 53 Superior Court of California

    813 Sixth Street, 2nd Floor

    David I. Brown, Judge

    E. Brown, Clerk

    M. Oreschack, Bailiff

     

    Thursday, July 19, 2018, 2:00 PM

     

    Item 1          2013-00155479-CU-WT

    Jaroslaw Waszczuk vs. The Regents of the University of Ca.

    Nature of Proceeding:     Motion for Reconsideration

    Filed By:     Waszczuk, Jaroslaw

     

    Self-represented Plaintiff Jaroslaw Waszczuk’s motion for reconsideration of the Court’s order granting Defendants’ fees and costs pursuant to CCP § 425.16(c) is denied.

    On June 7, 2018, the Court granted Defendants Michael Boyd, et al.’s motion for fees and costs in the amount of $22,284. A formal order was entered on June 29, 2018.

    Plaintiff moves for reconsideration of the order granting the fees’ motion.

    “When an application for an order has been made to a judge, or to a court, and refused in whole or in part, or granted, or granted conditionally, or on terms, any party affected by the order may, within 10 days after service upon the party of written notice of entry of the order and based upon new or different facts, circumstances, or law, make application to the same judge or court that made the order, to reconsider the matter and modify, amend, or revoke the prior order. The party making the application shall state by affidavit what application was made before, when and to what judge, what order or decisions were made, and what new or different facts, circumstances, or law are claimed to be shown.” (CCP § 1008.)

    Plaintiff argues that new or different facts were discovered since December 16, 2014, January 23, 2015, and May 11, 2015. Essentially Plaintiff (as he has before) argues that Defendants are not entitled to fees based on a conspiracy between his former attorney Douglas Stein and Defendants’ attorneys. None of these are new or different facts. The Court’s ruling granting Defendants’ motion for fees specifically noted Plaintiff’s contentions regarding his former attorney and how he believed Defendants’ counsel was collaborating with his former attorney to harm him. The Court noted the issue and indicated that it had no relevance to the fee motion. In reality, Plaintiff is simply trying to reargue the fees motion. His motion is replete with arguments that he has previously raised to this Court and his declaration even states that he “pointed so many times to the court that Waszczuk has nothing to do with the second amended complaint but is being forced to deal with because of his dismissed attorney Douglas Stein conspiracy inclusion [sic] with defendants two attorneys Michael Pott and Douglas Ropel.” (Plf’s Decl. ¶ 4.) At base, Plaintiff is essentially arguing that the Court’s ruling on the fee motion was wrong. This is not a basis for reconsideration. (Gilberd v. AC Transit (1995) 32 Cal.App.4th 1494, 1500.)

    Here, Plaintiff presented no “new or different facts, circumstances, or law.” A court “acts in excess of jurisdiction when it grants a motion to reconsider that is not based upon ‘new or different facts, circumstances, or law.’” (Id.) The Court has no jurisdiction to grant the instant motion.

     

    THE MOTION IS DENIED.

    ORAL ARGUMENT WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.

    The minute order is effective immediately. No formal order pursuant to CRC Rule 3.1312 or other notice is required.

     

    1. Actually John, when I first looked at the case, I had an attorney evaluate it and felt it was a legitimate claim.  Unfortunately Jerry is not represented by counsel which will make it very difficult for him to litigate.

      1. ” Unfortunately Jerry is not represented by counsel which will make it very difficult for him to litigate.”

        His lack of qualified representation is by his own choice and/or actions. He’s lost at virtually every turn, due in no small part to ignorance of protocol and procedure. I see little chance of these factors or the outcome changing.

      2. David

        How many Plaintiffs  , UC employees  do you know who were represented by legal counsels (supposedly very skilled legal counsels ) prevailed in the  anti-SLAPP motion against UC .

        The last one was July 29, 2016 Opinion certified for publication in Nam v. Regents of University of California Cal.App.5th 1176 (2016) 205 Cal. Rptr. 3d 687.(Nam)

         
        The Opinion in Nam was delivered by DCA Presiding Justice Hon. Vance Rye with words on the Page No: 1 of the opinion:
         
        “The California anti-SLAPP statute was intended to counter the “disturbing increase in lawsuits brought primarily to chill the valid exercise of the constitutional rights of freedom of speech and petition for the redress of grievances.” (Code Civ. Proc., § 425.16, subd. (a).) It has been suggested that “[t]he cure has become the disease—SLAPP motions are now just the latest form of abusive litigation.” (Navellier v. Sletten (2002) 29 Cal.4th 82, 96 (dis. opn. of Brown, J.) (Navellier).) And the disease would become fatal for most harassment, discrimination, and retaliation actions against public employers if we were to accept the Regents of the University of California’s (University) misguided reading of the anti-SLAPP law and reverse the trial court’s denial of its motion to strike. We agree with plaintiff Un Hui Nam that defendant did not sustain its burden to demonstrate that the gravamen of her claims for sexual harassment and retaliation arose from defendant’s protected First Amendment activity. The trial court’s order therefore is affirmed.”
        I think the Nam is first one since 1992 . Keyzer lost and  she did not finish appeal with two good law firms . She  was lucky  that she prevailed  in  wrongful termination  . Keyzer did not have  any chance to prevail in anti-SLAPP  not because she was wrong .  Is not difficult to litigate .  Is hard to beat corruption  . Nam’s case is  about pedaling back by Sakauye  from the anti-gay  2007  Vergos v. McNeal opinion . Vergos was sold by her attorney Armanderiz  . She even did not  file Petition for Rehearing with her skill . Vergos was  a lot worse corruption case than .  Vergos opinion  did so mach damage to plaintiffs around  California .

         

  21. “damn comments” seems hyperbolically vitriolic.

    Jerry, I am very familiar with the employment law in California. I have also followed your posts and others’ comments here, on court sites and social media. My observations are based upon that and the court’s continuing declarations.

    1. Hobbs

      . This motion is not  about the  California employment law . This is motion is  about the  First Amendment .  Do you  know anything about  anti-SLAPP law ? In general the California employment law does not apply to University of California and public employment .  California  Industrial  Welfare Commission Orders applies  to the private industry . Do you know anything about .  I prevailed representing myself in case on the appeal in 3DCA in 2000 against Dynegy Corporation in  labor . Dynegy defrauded 119 workers of 3 million unpaid overtime and PG&E ratepayers and California taxpayers in amount of $ 240,000,000 . Don’t try to make yourself smart about California labor law if you don’t have a clue what you are talking about . You are just being Hobbs. That it

  22. UPDATE

     

    FILED IN THE CALIFORNIA OF APEPAL ON AUGUST 6, 2018                                                                                                                                            
     
     
     

    IN THE COURT FOR APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, THIRD APPELLATE DISTRICT
     
     
     

    Jaroslaw Waszczuk Plaintiff and Appellant
     
    v.
    California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board
     
    Defendant and Respondent
     
    The Regents of the University of California
     
    Real Party of Interest and Respondent

    Court of Appeal No. C079254
     
    Sacramento County Superior Court No. 34-2013- 34-2013-80001699
    Notice of Appeal Filed on May 7, 2015 Appeal to the Honorable Judge Shelleyanne
    Chang’s Order Denying Petitioner the Petition for Writ of Mandamus
     
    APPELLANT’s REQUEST THAT THE COURT PLACE THE CASE ON THE COURT CALENDAR AND SCHDEULE THE ORAL ARGUMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

     
     
     Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District
    Andrea K. Wallin-Rohmann, Clerk Andrea K. Wallin-Rohrnann, Clerk
    Electronically RECEIVED on 8/6t2018 at 10:40:55 PM Electronically FILED on 8/6/2018 by T. Eyster. Deputy Clerk
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk 2216 Katzakian Way Lodi, CA 95242
    Phone: 209.663-2977
    Fax: 209.370.8281
    E-mail: jjw1980live.com
    Appellant, In Pro Per
    IN THE COURT FOR APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
    THIRD APPELLATE DISTRICT
    Court of Appeal No. C079254
    Sacramento County Superior Court
    No. 34-2013- 34-2013-80001699
    Notice of Appeal Filed on May 7, 2015
    Appeal to the Honorable Judge Shelleyanne
    C hang’s Order Denying Petitioner the Petition for Writ of Mandamus
    APPELLANT’s REQUEST THAT THE COURT PLACE THE CASE ON THE COURT CALENDAR AND SCHDEULE THE ORAL ARGUMENT AS SOON POSSIBLE
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk
    Plaintiff and Appellant
    V.
    California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board
    Defendant and Respondent
    The Regents of the University of California
    Real Party of Interest and Respondent
    TO THE PRESIDING JUSTICE FOR DIVISION OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
    OF APPEAL:
    I. THE REQUEST

    I, JAROSLAW WASZCZUK, Plaintiff and Appellant (hereafter Waszczuk),
    requests that the Court place the Case No. C079254, Waszczuk v. California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board (CUIAB) on the Court’s calendar and
    schedule the oral argument AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
    The Waszczuk v. CUIAB appeal has been pending in 3DCA since May 7, 2015. On March 12, 2015, Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Honorable Shelleyanne W. L. Chang denied the Waszczuk Writ of Mandamus filed December 2, 2013, against CUIAB and Real Party In Interest (RPii), the Regents of the University of California (Regents)
    The Waszczuk appeal against CUIAB was pending since May 2015 simultaneously with the appeal in Case No. C079524, Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California et, al., which was filed one month later on June 11, 2015. The appeal in Case No. C079524 was from the Sacramento County Superior Court judgment dated April 17, 2015, in the Special Motion to Strike (anti-SLAPP) pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 425.16filed by the Regents of the University of California on December 1, 2014.
    Case No. C079524 was finalized in January 10, 2018 after 3DCA denied on November 9, 2017 the Petition for Rehearing. Waszczuk s petitioned the 3DCA’s decision in Case No. C079524 to the Supreme Court. The Petition for Review was filed on November 20, 2017, and was docked as Waszczuk v. Regents of the University et al., Case No. S245508. Waszczuk’s Petition for Review was denied on January 10, 2018, and was followed by the Remittitur, which was issued on January 16, 2018.
    On March 9 and 19, 2018, by correspondence with the court, Waszczuk asked 3DCA Clerk Anita Kenner to provide him with information about status of the pending second Waszczuk’s appeal , Case No. C079524 appeal Waszczuk v. California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board case status Bo, (EXHIBIT #1).
    On March 20, 2018, almost three years after the Notice of Appeal was originally filed, Ms. Kenner responded to the inquiry:
    • I cannot tell you when a decision will be made in case number C079254. This
    case is with the court and has not yet been scheduled for oral argument. I will inform the court that you inquired as to the status of the case. (EXHIBIT #2)
    Thereafter, Waszczuk never heard a word from the court about his writ of mandate appeal.
    The writ of mandate appeal should have been concluded long before the 3DCA issued its October 10, 2017, Unpublished Opinion in the anti-SLAPP motion. Said opinion shamelessly praised Douglas Stein as transparent and diligent; however, at the time, the State Bar of California was prosecuting Stein for gross misconduct. This prosecution was affirmed by the Supreme Court on March 1, 2018. in Supreme Court Case No. S245982, Re: Stein on Discipline.
    On June 7, 2018, the trial court denied Waszczuk’s continuance of the court hearing to August 23, 2018, or until the 3DCA finally resolved the writ of mandate appeal in this case (EXHIBIT #3).
    On July 16, 2018, Waszczuk sent correspondence to the Sacramento County Superior Court Clerk, Department 53, Hon. David Brown. Waszczuk submitted the Plaintiff’s Disapproval of Defendants’ Proposed Order and Judgment, which should have been submitted by Defendants’ counsel David Burkett on June 26, 2018 (EXHIBIT #4). Defendant’s counsel was mandated to do so by California Court Rule 3.21312 (b).
    On July 16, 2018, Waszczuk submitted his 94-page PlaintifT’s Disproval of the Defendants’ Proposed Order and Judgment. On July 19, 2018, the court denied Waszczuk’s Motion for Reconsideration, which Waszczuk filed on June 18, 2018; the court did not permit oral argument (EXHIBIT #5).
    3
    Plaintiff’s Disapproval of the Defendants’ Proposed Order addressed in detail the terror that Waszczuk experienced and witnessed between 2011 and 2012 in his place of employment, the UC Davis Medical Center. The order described various incidents that victimized both Waszczuk and his coworkers. Additionally, in December 2012, Waszczuk’s psychologist, Dr. Franklin Bernhoft, and Bernhoft’s family from Lodi became the target of coordinated attacks lead by UC Office of the President Senior Vice President Dan Dooley, the husband of California Governor Jerry Brown’s chief legal secretary or chief of staff. Diana Dooley was appointed in May 2018, and she is behind the attacks on Dr. Bernhoft’s wife. Such attacks were unsuccessful attempts to provoke and harm Dr. Bernhoft.
    Plaintiff’s Disapproval of the Defendants’ Proposed Order also addressed the suicide of UC Davis Medical Center employee Todd Georlich. Sadly, Georlich committed suicide in December 2010, and the incident triggered massive witch hunts against Waszczuk, his coworkers, and anyone who was associated with Waszczuk including Waszczuk’s physician and psychologist. These witch hunts resulted in Waszczuk’s termination of employment in December 2012. Waszczuk’s subsequent losses in income, benefits, and property have exceeded $1,000,000.
    Waszczuk is quite certain and sure that Judge Chang and her friend Administrative Law Judge (AU) Marilyn Tays who denied Waszczuk’s unemployment benefits have great knowledge regarding the subject. On February 13, 2013, AU Tays presided over Waszczuk’s CUIAB hearing. When Waszczuk with witnesses arrived in the CUIAB office, we watched AU Tays pace nervously in the hearing room; she was visible through big glass windows that separated the waiting room from the hearing room. Once the hearing began, she did her best to silence my witness Kenny Diede when he attempted to cite Georlich’s suicide as an example of hostility within the UCDMC. ALJ Tays flipped on Kenny Diede and shouted, “All right, I guess he is not here.” Thus, ended Waszczuk’s witness’s testimony about hostility within the UCDMC. Additionally, AU Tays prevented another witness, William Buckans, from testifying at all; Buckans worked in the plant with Georlich from April 2007 until Georlich’s death in December 2010. ALJ Tays was so belligerent and hostile toward witnesses that Waszczuk struggled to argue against her. Wasszczuk’s witnesses reported feeling very uncomfortable in Tays’s presence and with her bizarre, disrespectful, completely unwarranted behavior. For a long time, we could not figure out what prompted her to act in such an aggressive and unprofessional manner.
    All facts are pointing to the direction of two CUIAB board members Michael Allen ,especially Roy Ashburn who knows details about Georlich’s life and his suicide. Both members were assigned to review the appeal that Waszczuk filed against ALJ Tays’s decision, which she handed down the day after the hearing on February 13, 2013.
    After serving in the Assembly, Allen was appointed to the CUIAB by Assembly Speaker John Perez in January 2013. It happened one month before Waszczuk hearing with ALJ Tays in CUIAB office in Stockton. Three years earlier on March 3, 2010, Ashburn, who denied Waszczuk ‘s unemployment benefits, was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving; at the time of the infraction, he was operating a vehicle owned by the State of California. The senator was pulled over
    in Sacramento by the California Highway Patrol shortly before 2:00 a.m. Sources claim that he was leaving a gay nightclub, Faces, in the Lavender Hill neighborhood and that he was accompanied by an unidentified male passenger. Ashburn was driving a state-owned Chevy Tahoe. Ashburn’s blood alcohol content was measured at 0.14%. The arrest “launched nationwide speculation that the veteran lawmaker is gay and therefore a hypocrite for voting against gay-rights bills.”
    Iittns://en.wikinedia.or/wiki/Rov Ashburn
    This occurred a few months before Georlich’s suicide. Hopefully, the FBI will reveal the identity of the male passenger in Ashburn’s state-owned Chevy and find out whether it was UCDMC 27 MMW cogeneration operator Todd Goerlich who hang himself few month later.. Most likely the UC Davis Chief of Police Joseph A. Farrow knows all details about Senator Ashburn arrest and who was the passenger in Ashburn’s state -owned Chevy.
    Joseph A. Farrow served as the commissioner of the California Highway Patrol from 2008 under former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and current Gov. Jerry Brown https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/joseph-farrow-takes-post-uc-davis-police-chief/
    Mr. Farrow was hired by UC President Janet Napolitano in 2017 and he succeeds Matt Carmichael, who served as police chief for four years and was disposed by Napolitano in September 2016. Lt. Jennifer Garcia served as interim chief of police since following Carmichael’s moving to University of Oregon.
    Chief Carmichael and Lt. Jennifer Garcia actively participated in despicable witch hunt against Waszczuk in 2011-2012.
    On July 10, 2013, I submitted a copy of the complaints against Tays, Allen, and Ashburn to State of California Assembly Speaker Perez with a short cover letter.
    Waszczuk has no any doubt that Perez, who became a member of the UC Board of Regents in November 2014, knows details about Georlich’s suicide as well. It is a great possibility that Perez was associated himself with Georlich. In 2013 Waszczuk sent an inquiry to Speaker Perez about CUIAB board members Michael Allen and Roy Ashburn. Perez in his response redirected Waszczuk for unknown reason to California Assemblyman Richard Pan (EXHIBIT # 6) Recently, on June 26, 2018, Waszczuk sent the inquiry to California Senator Galgiani and her asked to schedule an appointment with her. In 2016 Senator Galgiani supposed to help Waszczuk find out what happened to Waszczuk’s complaint with State Bar of California against his dismissed attorney Douglas Stein. (ATTACHMENT # 7)
    From: Jaroslaw Waszczuk
    Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 2:27 PM
    To: ‘Erica.Myerssen.ca.gov’ <Erica.Myerssen.ca.gov> Cc: ‘Senator Galgiani’ <Senator.Galgianisenate.ca.gov> Subject: RE: Thank You For Contacting Senator Galgiani
    Dear Ms. Myers
    Would you please schedule for me face to face an appointment with Senator Galgiani. I need to talk to Senator Galgiani if possible. She knows the LGBT environment and I need to talk to her.
    I appreciate
    Thank you
    Jerry Waszczuk
    209-663-2977
    From: Senator Galgiani <Senator.Ga1giani( senate. ca.gov> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 6:33 AM
    To: Jaroslaw Waszczuk <JJW 1 980(LIVE.COM>
    Subject: Thank You For Contacting Senator Galgiani
    Thank you for your message.
    I truly appreciate that you have taken time to communicate your concerns and opinions regarding matters before the California State Legislature to me. As your elected representative in the California State Senate, it is essential that I know the views of my constituents. Due to the large volume of e-mails I receive, I am unable to respond personally to each one. However, please be assured that your concerns will be reviewed by my staff.
    To schedule an appointment or invite me to attend an event, please email your request to Erica.Myers(sen.ca.gov or by fax to 916-651-4905.
    If you are seeking assistance resolving an issue with a state government agency, please call my Stockton District Office at 209-948-7930 or Modesto District Office 209-576-6273.
    If you would like provide feedback on specific Legislation or issues click here and fill out the form.
    Again, thank you for your e-mail. It is an honor to represent you in the State Senate.
    Sincerely,
    Cathleen Galgiani Senator, 5th District
    So far, no response from Senator Galgiani office about face to face appointment.
    Senator Galgiani is one of eight openly gay legislators serving in the California legislature; she is familiar with the LGBT community and Todd Georlich’s name.
    7
    Senator Galgiani served Congressman Garamendi during his tenure as California Insurance Commissioner; Congressman Garamendi was a close friend of former UC Davis Chancellor Vanderhoef, who was forced to resign from his position in 2009 because he and his best friend UC Davis Symphony Orchestra Conductor Kern Holoman were most likely blackmailed by Danny Gray. UC Davis employee Gray is gay. Allegedly, Holoman raped Gray when he was a UC Davis student, and later he was sued by UC Davis gay employee Edith Cartwright in Federal Court in the sexual harassment and wrongful termination lawsuit.. https://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/uc-davis-administrator-levels-sexual-assaultcharges-against-emeritus-professor/
    Furthermore, Congressman Garamendi is from Mokelumne Hills, California, which is also the home of UCDMC plant manager Steve McGrath. After McGrath’s wife, an RN from Jackson Hospital, committed suicide, McGrath brought Georlich in April 2007 to UCDMC 27 MW cogeneration plant as a my replacement. This was shortly after I was subjected to a witch hunt perpetrated by UCOP gangsters; on Chancellor Vanderhoefs order and Waszczuk was abruptly removed from the plant and reassigned to the UCDMC HVAC shop. Waszczuk didn’t work there long before being attacked in a second witch hunt began April 2011 that was meant to permanently erase him. In December 2010, the plant crew received a 14% pay raise to keep quiet about Georlich’s suicide. McGrath most likely knows Porter Scott attorney David Burkett. Both Burkett and McGrath are endurance bicyclist in Triple Crowns Bicycle Raids competition. Burkett most likely participated together with Cori Dutra from California Social Services in preparation to provoke and harm Lodi psychologists Dr. Franklin Bernhoft in January 2012, Burkett represents UC Regents in against Waszczuk in his wrongful termination lawsuit and on the appeal in unresolved 3DCA Case C079254 Waszczuk v. California Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board (CUIAB) . Ashante Norton from California Attorney General office represents CUIAB on the appeal and she most likely knows everything about Todd Goerlich life, employment with UC Davis Medical Center and who and why pushed Georlich to suicide. I could draw a chart detailing how the California political swamp relates to the corrupt UCOP crime family that has been run by “Godmother” Janet Napolitano for the last five years.
    In addition to replacing the disposed UC Davis Chief of Police Matt Carmichael with former California CHP Commissioner Joseph Farrow, Napolitano hired a former U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, 2002-2011: Alexander A. Bustamante. When Locally Designated Officer and Senior Vice-President (SVP) Dan Dooley was disposed or quit in 2014 and UCOP Chief Compliance and Audit Officer SVP Sheryl Vacca left the UCOP in 2016, Napolitano, in her distrust of replacing Vacca with an outsider, brought John Lohse back from retirement as an interim replacement.
    Most likely, John Lohse is Napolitano’s old friend from Arizona. They even graduated from Santa Clara University a few years apart. John Lohse was recruited by the UCOP organized crime in 2004. He came to the UC system in January 2004 after a career with the Federal Bureau of Investigations, where he served as a special agent, associate division counsel, and chief division counsel for the FBI’s San Francisco Division. He has also served as a criminal prosecutor with the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office in Phoenix, Arizona. John Lohse is a member of the bar in California and Arizona.
    Lohse resurfaced and joined the witch hunt against me in May 2012 in relation to Todd Georlich’s suicide and tens of millions of dollars of tax evasion due to illegal megawatts being laundered from the UC David Medical Center 27 MW cogeneration plant, where I was employed from June 1999 to April 2007.
    In my response to Lohse’s letter dated May 14, 2012, I wrote:
    I am very impressed with your professional background and your career with law enforcement. When I read the Association of Workplace Investigators webpage, I said to myself, “This guy with such an impressive career and connections is the perfect guy to frame me.”
    A few days later on May 31, 2012, my employment with the University of California almost ended in UC Davis Medical Center Trauma Unit # 11.
    Napolitano then replaced Lohse with a former U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, 2002-2011, Alexander A. Bustamante. Mr. Bustamante, besides his impressive career with the U.S. Federal Government as an assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California from 2002 to 2011, has also served since 2011 as the inspector general for the Los Angeles Police
    Department. As such, I believe that Mr. Bustamante is very familiar with the Kroll’s Report and the November 18, 2011 paper spray provocation at the UC Davis Campus, which was crafted by the order of UCOP SVP gangster Dan Dooley and carried out by UC Davis Chief Counsel Steven Drown to remove Chancellor Katehi, UCPD Chief Annette Spicuzza, Lt. John Pike, and Captain Joyce Souza from their posts. Assembly Speaker John Perez’s (today UC Regent) involvement in hiring former LA Police Chief William Bratton to investigate the provocation was not coincidental. Mr. Bratton was misled regarding what the November 18, 2011 pepper spray provocation was about and why was carried out.
    The March-August 2016 witch hunt against Chancellor Katehi orchestrated by Janet Napolitano and carried out by two former U.S. Attorneys, McGregor Scott and Melinda Haag, for a price of $ 1,000,0000, did not go as well as anticipated, and Linda Katehi is still around.
    In my latest inquiry to the FBI and U.S. Homeland Security Department to protect my family and myself from the UCOP gangsters, I wrote:
    After looking at Haag’s and Scott’s fame and outstanding performances in
    prosecuting terrorists from Al Qaeda and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front in 2016, I prayed for Chancellor Katehi and her family, especially after
    discovering that she had associated herself with the Saudi Arabian University of King Abdulaziz in Jeddah by serving as a university board member. Fifteen of the nineteen 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia. I thought that Haag and Scott, who were paid $1 million by Napolitano, would make Chancellor Katehi an enemy combatant and that Napolitano would send Chancellor Katehi to Guantanamo Bay. A million dollars is a lot of money to spend in three months to convert Katehi from UC Davis chancellor to UC Davis chancellor emerita. Napolitano is a reckless, dangerous, and merciless individual, and her method of using public funds to deal with her personal adversaries resembles the tactics of the Soviet Union’s Stalin-era NKVD secret police. I was baffled as to why two former U.S. prosecutors agreed to participate in her witch hunt against Katehi. Even a million-dollar price tag on Katehi’s head and
    Napolitano’s former position as U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security should not have motivated decent people to commit such underhanded crimes.
    The witch hunt against Katehi was timed perfectly not only with Senator Yee’s sentencing in federal court and his departure to prison but also with the incoming August 2016 criminal trial of Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) for the natural gas line explosion in San Bruno, California, in September 2010. PG&E was brought to trial following UC Davis Chancellor Emeritus
    Vanderhoef s death. After his resignation from the UC Davis chancellor position in August 2009 and his subsequent one-year sabbatical, Vanderhoef resurfaced in September 2010 as the chair of the CAPUC’s independent review panel investigating the 2010 San Bruno gas explosion caused by gas leaks from a pipeline maintained by PG&E.
    When the pipeline exploded, it killed 8 people, injured 50 people, and
    demolished 37 houses. The charges against PG&E were filed by Haag just four days after the FBI arrested Yee on March 26, 2014. Former Chancellor
    Vanderhoef had a lot of information about this explosion and might have shared it with Katehi. Vanderhoef and Yee would have been very inconvenient and unwelcome witnesses for federal prosecutors and for Haag’s friends in the PG&E trial, in which millions of dollars were at stake. Before the trial even began, the potential $500-million settlement for the San Bruno victims was reduced to $3 million by Haag’s friends from the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
    UC Davis Chancellors Vanderhoef and Katehi were brought to FBI attention because they were my chancellors from June 1999 to December 2012. Chancellor Vanderhoef was ordered to sign my 2009 Settlement Agreement on behalf of the UC Regents. This Settlement Agreement was trashed by UCOP bandits between April 2011 and December 2012 when Chancellor Katehi was in office and when I was disposed of like a piece of garbage.
    That the way Godmother Napolitano and her friends guard from investigation and prosecution the most corrupt public entity in California.
    I hope that the FBI office will have no problem determining these connections even without my chart. Waszczuk hope that the FBI office discovers who pushed Georlich to suicide and why. Why Waszczuk and others have to pay the enormous price for gays prostitution ring in the University of California, California legislature and California government and for Todd Georlich’s suicide whom Waszczuk never knew and never met. ? The puzzle crux of this case is to find out to whom Georlich was connected from the California political swamp before Georlich took his life in December 2010.
    After trial Court denied Waszczuk Motion for Reconsideration on July 19, 2018 and not permitted oral argument to Waszczuk than Waszczuk asked Federal Bureau of Investigation to solve the puzzle of the Tod Georlich’ suicide . Furthermore Waszczuk asked FBI for protection from further deprivation of Waszczuk’s rights under color of law and violation of his civil and
    human rights and to prevent further provocative attack and hostile behavior of Porter Scott’s attorneys in the Court’s building as it happened on February 27, 2015 prior the Court Hearing with Judge Shelleyan Chang in Sacramento County Superior Court and in the 3DCA on August 28, 2017 just after the oral argument in Case C079524 . . Waszczuk informed the 3DCA Court about Porter Scott’s attorney David Burkett’s hostility in his Petition for Rehearing Filed in 3DCA on 10/25/2017.
    • “After just 15 minutes of oral argument, the Defendants legal counsel David Burkett from the Sacramento-based law firm Porter Scott approached Waszczuk in the Court Hall outside the courtroom and attempted to instigate a confrontation. He made threats toward Waszczuk wife and tried to exploit the emotional and financial suffering we have both experienced since UC Regents terminated Waszczuk employment in December 2012 at age 61 without any possibility to find new employment. For the Court information
    ,Waszczuk spouse Irena Waszczuk is working in Nordstrom in Sacramento as seamstress -fitter for almost 30 years and has nothing to do with the University of California and Waszczuk’ lawsuit, Waszczuk spouse should retire on September 21, 2017 at age of 66 but he can’t due to devastation of Waszczuks life and livelihood by UC Regents and their collaborators. Burkett knew that Waszczuk was stressed due to financial hardship caused by his client’s criminal behavior; he thought that his attacks against my spouse would easily provoke a confrontation. Sadly, this encounter was my second time experiencing such shameful tactics in the court building. It is a second time Waszczuk experienced such Defendants attorney behavior. It happened before in 2015, prior to the court hearing with presiding Judge Shelleyane Chang in the unemployment benefits Writ of Mandamus case— in which UC Regents is party as a Real Party In Interest( RPii.) UC legal counsel and UC administrators must be very desperate if they resort to using such tactics. Trying to provoke the opposing party into a physical confrontation in an area heavily trafficked by sheriffs deputies and city police is either very foolish or very underhanded.”
    Most likely no one of 3DCA Justices ever seen or read Waszczuk ‘s Petition for Rehearing..
    II CONCLUSION
    Waszczuk is being treated unfairly and unlawfully, and the legal process is being endlessly delayed by the court staff (see EXHIBIT #8: Waszczuk’s Motion to Deny Regents’ Counsel David Burkett the Extension of Time to File Respondent’s Brief, which
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    was due on August 22, 2016).
    The Fourteenth Amendment of the US Constitution provides that no state “shall.. . deny any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.” Similarly, the California Constitution, Article 1, Section 7, provides that “a person may not be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.” Due process “principally serves to protect the personal rights of litigants to a full and fair hearing” (Miller v. French (2000) 530 U.S. 327). The constitutional “right to due process is a personal one” (Jones v. Omnitrans (2004) 125 Cal.App.4th 273). The right to due process is not merely afforded to a person in a trial court but also pervades to all levels of the courts.
    For the above reasons and because of Waszczuk’s deteriorating health and medical conditions, Waszczuk is appealing to 3DCA Presiding Justice Honorable Vance Raye to issue the order to place Waszczuk’s appeal on the court calendar as soon as possible. Waszczuk requests that Judge Raye permit and schedule oral argument in order to afford Waszczuk an opportunity to present and discuss the matter.
    Waszczuk’s Motion to Recall Remittitur and Reinstate the Appeal in the Case No. C079524, Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California et al., will follow. The Waszczuk ‘s Motion to Recall Remittitur and Reinstate the Appeal in the Case C079524 Waszczuk v. The Regents of the University of California et, al will follow.
    I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct based upon my review of the record filed in this matter.
    Dated : August 6, 2017 Respectfully submitted,
    By:
    Jaroslaw Waszczuk
    Plaintiff & Appellant In Pro Per

     

  23. I hope you are paying David to publish this self-serving nonsense.

    “who denied Waszczuk ‘s unemployment benefits, was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving;”

    Relevance? None. just slinging mud and blaming the other guy, your entire case, actually.

    ” The arrest ‘launched nationwide speculation that the veteran lawmaker is gay and therefore a hypocrite for voting against gay-rights bills.'” Again, just for spite, having no relevance to your alleged cause for action.

    “…UC Davis Chief of Police Joseph A. Farrow knows all details about…arrest and who was the passenger in… state -owned Chevy. Joseph A. Farrow…former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and current Gov. Jerry Brown … UC President Janet Napolitano … Matt Carmichael, … Lt. Jennifer Garcia…actively participated in despicable witch hunt against Waszczuk in 2011-2012. …Speaker Perez…Michael Allen and Roy Ashburn…. Assemblyman Richard Pan …Senator Galgiani…attorney Douglas Stein..”

    Everybody but Jerry is corrupt or lying. Occam’s Razor must be blunted.