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II. KIRY K. GRAY
III. Clerk of Court

IV. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA WESTERN DIVISION
a. 312 North Spring Street, Room G-8 Los Angeles, CA 90012
V. (213) 894-3535

VI. SOUTHERN DIVISION

VII. 411 West Fourth Street, Suite 1053 Santa Ana, CA 92701-4516
VIII. (714) 338-4750

IX. EASTERN DIVISION

X. 3470 Twelfth Street, Room 134
XI. Riverside, CA 92501
XII. (951) 328-4450

XIII. Dear Sir/Madam:

XIV.
XV.
XVI. In every stipulation being given if you good –acts of GOD S are an joy to the world
convocation where love is in the air and then we ll all be home and we going to live forever
and going to be together the stipulation in either I disagrees stipulation; ig Rigoberto
Jimenez is a Leviathan like anaconda too an Parasite lie and an call the cops and infiltrate
in a way if I stipulate you have 3xxx demerit and he has if 37 million trillion more than they
an hour in so saying in knowing what talked police and knowing why I stipulate you not a
same---
In so a need to italicize these names ad identifying integers, in any to add and subtract if I too
can count , the stipulation s in every said to be police work as we see is this a time or a matter
of a stipulated lie-.

If I see you as the 07:03am Superior Court Judges you seem to think or is construe by authority
vested in do away all you can let me be the one—If not a one saw Antzee and Steven if any
should be on the look out the signs of under staffed on purpose- the stipulations of value
disposable income only to see uphold life is fairy tales and if as I heard a whimper of objection
oh on site if you threatening me life to the fullest extent of let see if it be possible to open wide
Antzee in first up-
 In so seeing the up the ante to super novus the behind my back like an invisible coward, and
guilty of murdering in the way devil style contract with the devil and so by not in service and I in
raising my I line item regard to silently erase in a way, the 1000 year stipulation a stipulation in
so describing a man cant be a man if he an open wide if I knew the open wide Antzee in must
like his hymen opened in every time I knew a 11 minute debrief and a handful of Steven and
unto self as others staffers that which when the stipulation in knowing Antzee who?

And I know If I said Antzee is a fight promoter now—and as I see what Antzee oh everyreason
to end and hip hip hooray latest news missing Super Novie---great news –you like to pull rug
from under me-and if a day late and a dollar short got stolen monies even of your as you and I
heard the stipulation in you and me not the same-

Whether it be monies diverted earmarked all the way—everybody see to have an if he or the
question of getting caught at every order I gave to replace “Beto” by noon with a new and real
security-in so be sure to neither fill the post or position with more of the same--any which
manner thoroughly still even discussing—

Come into play-when caught knowing never does a material fact man a thing—over stepping
these fight promoting threatening me though- to beat your essa as bad as it can ever be done
and nonstop too corporal a time can really get one to cross referencing and not like any need
to or else me.. Kill all to the fullest extent of eye for eye lights of first 24 years
Laughing at the verdict though- bailiff to be laughing at the is all that in any to take up where
we leave, left, or had to take a short recess break, In so assuming an identities to obstruct
these you sold your Catholic Faith Orso
and did as many

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many an income requirement in essay’s you the stipulation in never will I wash my hands
and if simple to follow 300 recidivist foul play tries in never a secret service classification
above the Presidents even if I know Steven here made you too pool, in thinking the unity of
communicable and Sodomic legions in seeing an if he ever found out stipulations in any to
clear what im going to re awake if eye to eye excruciating aint any way to get this re
situating of decoy bait job platform –in knowing any to insinuate big bang as I have or was
revisit an itemized the instruments of life are and in so being the stipulation being if you
good the choices we make- and in so amid 24 7 365 25 years at telekinetic Telepathy and
or conveyance in transcendental communication and transmission manifestations in thinking
a fiercest giant of giants and if a security post and nuclear composite people and if every
day is a first degree murder and when some could say it was destined to fail, while others
turned the corner and abandon every moral if any who regard the love love while the
 December the 10th maybe the 11th an so stipulated observation platform if typical noise like
public address and magnetic field electric guitar are things I we at East and West detante
senses of urgencies and if bring to their needs the Stipulation which I observed an at the
time yesterday’s installation off limits meant off limits and if invisible infantry in knowing I not
going to stipulate take very kindly use to mimic just as nice innocent and if one in quadrillion
100 million times the same- when any who stipulate behind every stipulation to lets hear
from you too then if this ;

His truth in so where we stand in every steve92655@gmail.com mind92655@gmail.com and

sharedlogon@gmail.com this and is 714 472 0867 a no show for my need and senses of
urgency when the D A in knowing made is a slang to fiddle-a known false flag he the system
being instituted when the costume and ornament reminders of always a first degree murder and
if every last thing to never do-in seven years of deceptive practice s even more so-when left is
right and every Mission Viejo now the stipulation in sole reason and under handed as how now
the stipulation being given at nuclear arsenals of million star ship assemblies and any to lie in
witness whereof in mold an heaven like outcome in any closeness of Trinity like Divine
intervention where in between the pages of love and war the stipulation being given when the
stipulation of we the people are or were binary star corn holed by giant and astronomically
strange in a sense and stipulation if any who when came to existence—

even from the appearance of human like people and babied like fooling you—the stipulation
being given in any to work around the clock and if 7 years if you caught us a little the
stipulations in either life s questions and the need to replace an security intention possibility, in
so saying while Bible signs of any to short hand a Shakespeare Matradee and the commonly
understood term in any role to regard understand word love the assimilation word if family unit
in any stipulation to even Steven could regard a fast swoop-if any as we see recidivist rebel
when the price of one and the bought and sold of each deputies, and if first any descriptive may
observed an jack o lantern eyes and rectal tuck double sides alright---

The need for resurrection and resurrected reform language, definition an outright thought
consensus in any and every in and out stipulation when cryo organic specialized as lame and
innocent the stipulation in every either voices are louder- and if loud annoyance’s if at first any in
either Steven s room here and now as I speak, the subject of more detailed transcription in
every un deniable safety need to

Act out as though keep an eye out and in saying Admirals and Admiralty’ s and if the nice
Israeli Generals and an designated personification and if neither December 21 2014 release
terms we stipulate and I know an attempt to no such thing any complaints chronic and not in
regression stage- if hibernation is easy and never the same if although even any who were
victimized a Parasite attack and two are he, the stipulation being given in any how much
damage when defining principle, the binary civilization s if I saw the stipulation in words we use
to describe an intake property when a flight lever contraption and metallurgy may think easy to
assume an murder too many any and which wrongful an at first thought to be welcomed an
under carriage like growth aka in so saying some label it an aka an ufo, while others have an
fun and evil as it gets that ill beget ted and if you ever knew what I do—in every
Right you are if we do away every living thing in Creation where as I see, if I thought the
February 23 2017 day of last recollected service-s and so what an reported impossible to
believe, survivors here as I see still, the 92655 Steven Van Schofer reason the stipulation in
better to rummage me final years if 32 years the going stipulation and here we were at 60 years,
any consensus in either get new people, and use as recovery platform, if as I saw the stipulation
in question;
1. If any to witness account charge Manual Fajarda outright with genocidal and sodomic
rape torture ethnic cleansing exploitation in any to insinuate possibility if contention of
amiable-s in any stipulation that may or may neither regard attack or an stipulation in
tactical, the confused in what saw intercept policy of dry run doers of evil in or round
mid term 2016 any who discuss in the act and ready to leave as the stipulation being
given in every seldom was heard an stipulation when incoming outgoing intentions di
give a meaning to green and green light of hope n so stipulating the see center at WIT
in so seeing a need to fight or stupefy a fast one—

2. if even now the miniscule dialogue of if you think now s a time to dwell bucket on this
wow any who see not even an Paul Revere inside info- to intercepted 30 miles as they
left the stipulation to do us up-
3.
In every need to identify an e numerical boundary establish an measurable limitation and
delimitation to insinuate manage and care coordinate a critical life support role where the
challenges if dark saucer crews vs Omnipotent are matter of murder and if special
circumstances and if pay the man do the work do a good job-and so here we are at
anyone to say the a crossroads of life; in any and every need s to either silently erase
any who less not under cut nor over sew mine my own in bridge abridgment-s and in so
sharing thanks Curt there-

In so the need to either disappear in sub orbital super vanish mode-where when at a
time the Laws of Nature and if Nature s God s saw what you did Summarily the nice
contribution the stipulated worse and getting more so, and if I want these who did never
give a succor a 2nd chance away a free man by own recognizance either an never saw
a thing then how can we say together or forever or put in reverse and you did Outright
stipulation n reflector field technology automation and ways means station Antzee
stipulate no make trouble in or at Jackson Aisle-and mass killings is this a matter of did
you do away or consume a soul that which detestable abduction document the
stipulated accounts and abduction assault-s that when Telecare Corp knowing the non-
chalente and leave no record behind an control issue out and contemptuous Tao South
Director
4.
5. If Rigoberto Jimenez dba aka “Beto”: flew an canopy the stipulated first day-s when after
a sudden and either November or December 2017 Beto takeover of the then believed t
be- save inventions majority had fallen and the all and all consensus “only the humble
and meek shall inherit the stipulation gotten stipulation in so under carriage acquisition
ment emulsify a word in this matter than rectal insemination rape-

any re emphasis in deterrence from died and deserved eye for an eye excruciating though-
of Super Novie in 1000 double jeopardy’s in every mass an wage and wages of sin;
stipulation if the a doorman better to replace stead of silence in any to protect the service of
what s to stipulate an reserve an pattern a promise a Santa Ana so terrible an imposing
my business to bypass this I saw the Parasite like Ricky Robert Arroyo if stipulation in every
day the stated pre planners he the your either internal memory of whose in the mood to and
sensor reposition ment being given diatom blueprinted sense in whether it be…

no sir outcome oriented mentality waste me time---being given infant like demagoguery’s
need although made to believe are were neither the same like “Homo Sapien erectus” in
breathing windows Church and State only when stipulations you not come home neither for
dinner and anatomically an milky way at a time equation years if by as many you did amonsters
that manifested look now you see us and now invisible caperers in every garden to clean
deputies of x ray disintegration eye sight 1990 eyes id disintegration eptitude first nuke first
were pro created equal or as Equals picture mean murder magic or double side to live ones
life” and slurp swallow even Antzee doesn’t mind anymore so if you just an open wide two faced
as you are though and you ve become and no Bible interpretation in only if ambush me or
kidnap torture me I never believe Antzee anymore nor trust you either-

And like it is a 11 minute ordeal the know it good love affair we see here is nuisance abatement
laws regarding evil attack creatures the stipulation in exactly the reasoning-in the act the need
to derail the subject if nuclear refurbish from a nuke debris field submersion in table of
measure and conversion principle-s and in so seeing need to run amuck and never is it an
overall owe owe ok ok our father who art…

In so never push an do as I say Bible principle on someone or any subject with a stick em up,
or else mentality in so acting as another pertinence either trumps, supersedes any who staff
first let Antzee feed them to the monsters like a spider to a fly mentality-again-

To stay at table first—in so if accent s can stupefy this what Mean this Moses and Tablets no
murdering--to lead into still waters the element-s here in a 26 year later sodomic atrocities
genocide degree Steven a responsible for his father’s Lucipherian like unity’s are far and if in
between the fine lines if that which to recycle re process-the re transformation of under
carriages of spaceship abuse if it thinks b is neither for benevolence nor duty’s spaceship
purgatory’s trys and phony the docket as I saw in the act-s

Please find enclosed the following documents:

XVIII. One copy of United States Code, Title 28, Sections
XIX. One copy of the Rules Governing Section 2254R inclusionary Cases in the United States
District Courts in defining clinical psychology the study of man.
XX. In every lying holster to not know your anatomys are different and in any to stipulate multi
task and LAW degree the thought as mini magicains snoballed into quantum enumerators
as the understood detestable magician to advanced Parasite and Leviathan manipulaton
became detailed when in the name of GODS saw the deputies embarass the right main.

XXI. Open to close this more questions are a part of research. In any to stipulate twenty two
years ago the MAGIC like not really an 550 North Flower St Mens Jail Complex Santa Ana
not the same today because of ethic like redundancy I see in any to share information as
the stipulation being sought in incoming outgoing writing when the need to understand
survival and the said rule and governing principles make or break an qualifying understood
factor of space pro creation and unless the never any passion without the yearning be
stipulated within the ways wise and meanings off either and in so many words of GOD S
mighty and almighty energies be neither compromised flaxxed or trodden down by all I see
is Steven doing the work and if any iota of mindful stipulation in betterment for myself a few
or the consensus of sudden where did they we go appndages in either is not a coin to
stipulate ideas still are on the up and up mindful of hibernation and words we use to either
sell unsell group nre group open close assess Corporal like midas touch discomforting
ways and stipulation s being given in yours to say as in silently erase an stipulation in
favorable mention and the limited and not limited stipulations reservations and any to
include a thousand high and low to and from within any to sggest filter or bounds or balance
wheel and return to Earth or its Heavenly side to aspire a stipulation had it been made
shared stipulated or processed by an De frock campaign the possibilities of say 1000
defrock specialists in statements being made to be certain certified published by public
posting this Aticle and its said paragraphicals in accordance to this Chapters intended and
understood expeditious need for remand policy here in the visible invisible array of
stipulated and in the subject that of not more than three lives in any Devil Like Lucipher
and Satan like do away first and ask nor discus not at an adjecent end ofour tables we
stipulate prepaired so as we see what proper attention could had manned a Midas toiuch
corpoirality manuevers at .06 second 6 second 6 years in an aghast awful and specialized
detention hold in so contending nd in accordance with this chapters intended objctives in a
more perfect union where Human like rights and conducive to civil in any to bid start over
again an ASSIMILATION or if to ASSIMILATE is was neither a thing toneither confuse this
Ressurection of the dearly departed the obligation of Supplemental Security assistance in
any to tell a lie or bring about as many who thought by Lucipherian dark circus like unity in
an act of straightforwardly mass production line involved in quantum suretys to act out with
if I SEE I needed a whipped into shape masses who neither are dead and by making more
work than intended and by needing a defintion for security this and lead by example

XXII. each citizin in every Community are obligated in Acciordance to this statute and in as this
paragrapoh intended purpose in talking over differances as dna advantaged in so saying
advantaged any to stipulate safety oriented ways and means that if integration and
segregate distancing within boundarys or bounds the subjects that the SUPER NOVIE
like happy laughing exercizing devotee like the assimilations of yester years outdoor
indoor too have an lawyer credit assimilate conducive to civil family like units not monsters
getting queer more than id never want around this was an obligation when the decoy bait
 trap or the thing to call home again if the least case saw the need to keep us 1000 or three
above the red of solvency with the forgetful never to value

XXIII. red come tooting builkding reprisal in forced an reasonable to remind the defalted on all
propietys the all in all consensus this of propirtys inventioins diistance betweens

XXIV. Omnipootent side's of they kind can look and serve an the interestsith outright contemptuos
baspheme mockery and blaspheme in the of as quadrlluioins to get a nice baspheme blike
do a real good joib saw and modelede a far and free away from unto self as others
least6 or most case pending and dependoned never to kill nor take emulsify nor scalpel nor
brainwash hyptnotise nor matrix soullards nor accidental a fall, in a waty definitioin in so
saying whether it be permanant wiythin safety stipulation in any a left to right worse to
worse where a good night sleep in any who stipulate in and afar as we see,

XXV. this stipulation if taking a while or hurrying an assumptuos on the one and in an interest if
you one would think by now an all the way defiance if I am observing the nature of
Deputies in the County of Orange Ca caught at attention with sign of any to stipulate a
wantingness not afraid to live out an even and no such thing as Antzee Dancee the rest at
peace of all can saw the an HIBERNATION word in an if and ever time could either single
out breath iunto HIS Mighty resiviours as HIS clap on and clap off hibernation also
discoverys it in resources that may had timed

XXVI. pre disposition ment or an qualified qualifying behavior pattern as not murdered nor raped
and in any to test research or imply an lying dishonest misrenrsentation of trust GOD given
an reasonable stipulation in remands the subjects that if you are amonh th an abominavvble
in any signs indications or eye witness accounting coroberate of any to was to and neither
discuss magiclike shift is this accurate

XXVII. whether Westminster Police Tom Finley is upet

XXVIII. an the gal in treatment knowing I am ending Jail Complex is really and 100 percent there
locate 550 NORTH FLOWER Sabra Sa eye witness to big saucewrs opening or oppute an
stipulated possibilies Brenda was neuither in Jil
XXIX.
XXX.
XXXI.
XXXII. parasite ble first man up information got and basic to eye an you the one we act in
Kindergarten through Twelve any who stipulate bacame aware The maker of these thought
to be ethnic diversities in every irons to pose a threat at attention. In an effort to either tactic
to the an left, and weighing in as dark saucer like sidesmanship, who distance in senses,
 time, time zones, distance from either an approach, who bond a LUCIFERIAN LIKE UNITY
by the stipulations being many as Manny could research along with his associate flight
captive's in Ricky and Beto s too by the stipulations being regarded as any way of
attainment of who ever what ever wherever the thought to be dark saucer crew in any to
measure ones as this 60 year ideas of if any to stipulate made man in His Image these said
to be never the same and brought forward in stipulations being not one cared to exchange
letters nor transmitals appertaining to the what has come to be commonly understood
somewhat as Stevens un aware chemistry and they she too magician is what they call
these.

XXXIII. So assimilation of elder and younger the dark like

XXXIV.
XXXV.
XXXVI. in thinking and when you take an swear bid declare procalmate
XXXVII.
XXXVIII.
XXXIX. " truth justice and it's persuit in any who stipulate in DISCOVERY ledger on file, the worlds
surreal and hustle bustle economy commerce and civil like approach, was flagged when a
standard practice that of Constellation making in an ;long and short of stipulations we Object
Complain Voice Oppiisitionment, wrote this on paper as LEDGER In Stanley Hassans by
thinking and how in oppertune is the subject that if make ones own kind of music and you
too can aspire to motion in any who got caught at any reasonable assimiliate Human like
people saw one who by expert accounts if time travell all day long very many wsuper vanish
ya asides
XL.
XLI.
XLII.
XLIII.
XLIV. many an I Q of 70 0000 familly units not monster units conducive to civil if I were caught
either then as today

XLV.
XLVI.
XLVII.
XLVIII.
XLIX. a Black Sabbath fanatic music not a GOD in the althoughs of decoy bait family Mankind
Biblical topic only to be an
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LI.
LII.
LIII. recedented and when abruptly his their need to exemplify an cocka roach larvae infestation
of brainwashed and Parasite like effected either dis ingenuous to stipulate an language a
language barriers an
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LVII.
LVIII.
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LX. any to suggest the and tactic of and within the physical and visible realm realitys w

LXI.
LXII.
LXIII.
LXIV. any use for bait to
LXV.
LXVI. and if obligations by which only to stipulate the welness intended the Providence of man
serve its own life breath and definmnipotent Creator s regard for Assimilation that of
conducive to civil an re and re energize of syntex, ages
LXVII. Resurection and life the stipulation being given in consented to be bounds , Oaths pledges
and obllgations assumed in witness of the Midway City Calfornia 92655 Divine Like
Interventioin which transpired for a reason and in so describing definitions in aa dead
person comes back to life?

LXVIII. Common Law rule that a person “who has not been heard from for 7 years is presumed
dead.” See In re Estate of Dawson, 346 So. 2d 386, 391 (Ala. 1977), Kyser v. McGlinn, 207
Ala. 82, 92 So. 13 (1921); Walker v. Walker, 218 Ala. 16, 117 So. 472 (1928); Eisenberg v.
Stein, 222 Ala. 576, 133 So. 281 (1931);

LXIX. In a New York case from 1900, a wife brought a lawsuit against an insurance carrier for
payment of her husband’s $2,000 policy, nine years after he disappeared. The insurance
company settled with the wife for $666.00, with the remainder to be held in trust in the event
the husband was alive. Twelve days after entering the agreement, the long lost husband
was found alive. Sears v. Grand Lodge A. O. U. W., 163 N.Y. 374 (N.Y. 1900).

LXX. The Court held the $666.00 had to be paid to the wife, as it was the basis of a settlement
agreement that had been lawfully entered into to end the litigation. Additionally, the
company planned to hold the remainder in trust in the event the husband was found alive.
You cannot contract to end litigation and plan to pay out zero for a settlement. Id.

LXXI. What legal lessons could we apply to Resurrection? First, marriages end at the death of one
spouse (See, Cal Fam Code § 2201). As such, a dead person coming back to life would not
reinstate a marriage (or invalidate a subsequent one), because the resurrected spouse had
died, thus ending the marriage.

LXXII. The same argument could be made for insurance policy payments. The insured met the
contractual requirement of death, which obligates insurance companies to pay. The fact a
person returns to the living after years of being actually dead would not invalidate
performance under the policy. The condition for performance was met (death) and policies
do not include provisions for the dead returning to life after decades.

LXXIII. Insurance company attorneys would demand a change to all future policies, requiring that in
the event of an insured returning back to life, the policy distribution be repaid. Whether or
 not that would make insurance contracts illusory and not enforceable would have to be
tested in Court. Statutes of limitations would also have to be examined.

LXXIV. The dead returning to life would require a fundamental change to our laws over marriages,
insurance policies, property rights and inheritance. Society has not planned for resurrections
happening, because the dead stay dead. We will continue to explore these issues as the
series progresses.

LXXV.
LXXVI.
LXXVII. in view of the policys and Oaths that either are non negotiable when in accordance to the
flight aperture conveyance and deductive reasoning are subject in accordance to this
stipulation and in violation of an pre meditation a forethought when she too killed after a
brief stay overs at my stipulation chicken to either regard abuse of flight conveyance
apperatus the subject and either ors or if nope is a what ever it takes stipulation to use
space suits he talked about when you were not around known custody aything an ring
leader can oh the old pass a
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LXXIX.
LXXX.
LXXXI. and anding gears she knowing what to say the tricks of February WIT CENTER People if
to phone call can make the nuke umbrella break an economy and graves a AND all who
now we are at either
LXXXII.
LXXXIII. Ok if I see an crime in progress and in so seeing the U S Treasurer and in never the
stipulations bein given Coersion in any thing to do with if either the clap on clap off
atmospheres of the O C police noticing a difference in never a areas deputies in knowing if
ib entnly if population mkass, too do looking as not to ca
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LXXXV. being an monster abuse at the habd
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LXXXVII.
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naaman we hear heard Manny s the sanme and need to kill us all in fact known to be the
cause we see, to stipulate sit up or

XC.
XCI.
XCII. in an agree d upon change of direction understood contract with the knowing to do the 3
or more the same lives souls and
XCIII.
XCIV.
XCV.
XCVI. Nahum 1:9
XCVII. Whatever you devise against the LORD, He will make a complete end of it. Distress will not
rise up twice.AND NATURE
XCVIII.
XCIX.
C. THe 92655 CONVENTION 1 ON THE LAW OF NATURE
CI.
CII. ANS NATURES GODS..
CIII.
CIV. CREATION AND PRO CREATION THE BEGINNING AND THE MOLECULAR
DEFINITION OF EITHER VISIBLE OR INVISIBLE
CV. HUMAN LIKE PEOPLE WITHIN ANY TO STIPULATE BOUNDS.

CVI. THE ASSIMILATION OF IF YOU KNOW NOT THE WAY AND I DO HAS NO STIPULATION
LIKE THIS ONE
CVII.
CVIII.
CIX.
CX. AND BY EXTENDING EVERY CARL KARCHER AND BUSINESS PROPIETY WHIULE
BEING FIUSIONED WUTH HEXAFLUOIRINAL THIS EARLY MORNING IN A TIME OF ALL
DEED INFAMY INCLUDING GROCERS IF I HEAR YOU ALL PROPIETYS SOLD .

CXI. THIS MEANS EVERY BETO aka Rigobeto jienez and HIS EVERYTHING EVERYONE HE
KILLED TODAY ALONE IN
CXII.
CXIII.
CXIV.
CXV.
CXVI.
CXVII. Now although the general public in any provisionment an esoteric or not expression as such
to requite a friendly company at which nuke like abuses of FIRE STORMS too fire house I
complied for to let no alley cat mentality spray an insurers with toxic fissionable as I catch is
too the deputies last assigned as well, who by under SATANS Spell when I scolded blood
curdling remand by scalpeling a cadaver em up ready meals ideas of never going to get
caught,

CXVIII. CORPORAL REMANDS WITH MIDAS LIKE TOUCH SOFTWARE PRODUCTS

CXIX. THE TREATMENTS CAN OR MAT RANGE FROM ACCU PRESSURES ACCU CARDIO
CXX. ASSIMILATION OF AND IN EQUIVALNCES TO THEY WHO ALSO STAR FLIGHT CAB
AND BY ONE STIPULATION AND IN AN EFFRORT TO MAKE A MORE FULLER
CONTRIBUTION TO COURTS OF LAW AND THE REGARD FOR THE SEVERITYS OF
THE LAWS AND STATEMENTS BRANDISHED IF A MAN ARE KILLED BY AN
PERVERTED DOCTOR DECISION AND IF ANY WHO SIDE SODOMIC ABDUCTION
TRICKS IN ANY ASSESSMENT TEAM IS WHAT THE MATTER MAY BE ..

CXXI. GIVE COLUSUS ENERGIES TO THEY EITHER AN EXPLAINATION DIDNT DO SO AS

WE SEE AND SAW BETO LIE ..
 CXXII. THE NEED TO FILE A WARRANT FOR HIS THEIR ARRESTS , CHARGES RANGE
FROM

CXXIII. TOO IN MONIES USED TO

CXXIV. MANAGERIAL SENSE ABLE KILLING ON BOARD A BIG

CXXV. SENTENCING DISCUS OR A NEED TO LIE

CXXVI. THE WELNESS AND VICTIMS ABUSED THE STIPULATION BEING MY ABSENCE OF
ADJUDUCATE

CXXVII. IN AN FAIL SAFE MEASURE TO COUNTER ANY WRECKLESS AND UNINVITING

THOUGHT OF THAT IF IN VARIABLE REGRESSION IN BINARY INFUSED
WRONGFULLY OR IF AKA MAGICIAN IN SAYING A DEAD BODY USUALLY

CXXVIII. LIKE NEED TO WALK UP THE EVOLUTION LADDER THIS AND WHERE AND THE AND
CLINICAL DEMACULARIZATION DECAY AND DEVOUT TOO HAVE A CLINICA
VANEARIAL OR COMMUNICABLE IN MANIFESTATIONS IN SUCH AS MUTATIION
MONSTERS

CXXIX. In an effort to establish corporal remanding policy if and when as we see, LOYOLA
DOCTRINE IN THE ACT in thinking quantum nebulae too have a in and out and Captain s
in AWOL is too the sign of either he undertake an BETO either independent or I can
stipulate my way corporal remands and their way digestive sodomic devil style at when a
possibility a victim being long digested may appear in tact
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CXXXII.
CXXXIII.
CXXXIV.
CXXXV.
CXXXVI.
CXXXVII.
CXXXVIII.
CXXXIX.
CXL. in a time when the more the magic can be imputed here and within any effort being nuked
as we typed the more in opportune flash appearances that pose an in opportune behavior
and an un oportune outcome at weighed in easy to come by devil like sin even in saying
one mans sin may be not ever a man nor
CXLI.
CXLII.
CXLIII.
CXLIV. being brought back to twenty million cubits feircer and not noticible can get ideas of what to
do
CXLV.
CXLVI.
CXLVII. worry nor enumerical superior nor destable which
CXLVIII.
CXLIX.
CL.
CLI. on any cross to bear whether it be students blackboard if by now the message to stipulate
corpral remanding in polite effective measure
CLII.
CLIII.
CLIV.
CLV. even when if any to stipulate as do and were the other insignia police in any need to call it
or stating theory all to well knowing what curt said of what perversion brings to the table
either when i saw
CLVI.
CLVII.
CLVIII. in fact in thinking i wont know or see,
CLIX.
CLX.
CLXI.
CLXII. not even an
CLXIII.
CLXIV.
CLXV. EMBRYO LIKE GESTATION IN ANY WHO NEITHER BECAME AWARE THAT IF A
DOCTOR IS MOBILE UNIT S IN FACT. THIS AND THE P WORD NOT TO BE USING BUT
IF SHE MY FRIEND STILL IS COERSION AND DEPOTISM MORE PREVELLANT ON
SHE THEY OR E A STEVEN .

CLXVI. SO WHEN THE WEE WENT THE WAS THAT BRENDA IF THE TESTIMONY HEARD
ROBERT OWEN ANDERSON AND IN KNOWING THE POLICE NEVER DID ARREST
SHE ---

CLXVII. IN THE STIPULATION CONTEXT WE SAW SHERIFF AND

 CLXVIII. NEWPORT BEACH PROBATION SHE S CALLING NOW TO TAKEOURLIVES ONHER
ITS REGARD FOR BOB ANDERSONS ALL OF IT SHE TOOK AND IN SO
UNDERSTOOD REASONINGS YOU CUSS AT ANTZEE IN HIS UNINVITED AND

CLXIX. KNOWING WHY THAT SO THE SUBJECT OF TUROPINTINE TOXIN SO TERRIBLE AND
THEY A UNIT RING A BELL OF FIDELITYS TO ANY WHO MAY BE IN THE AREA AS A
RESULT OF NAVYING AN EST NOPES NOT GOING TO WANT YOU NEVER TO
STIPULATE RICHARDSON HAS TO BOB COCK INVARIABLE MANIFISTATIONS AND
THE STIPULATION BENG EITHER RAPE D IN A WAY IF I DETECT UN NORMAL AND
HYPTNOTIZED EVEN MORE SO THEN THE OTHERS SHE WEE D FOR OR WITH IN
DISTANT CHANCES WE NEVER GOING TO BEHAVIOR PATTERNS OF PRE
PATTERNED ELIMINATION

CLXX. OF IF EVERY LYINGEST ADJUDUCATE IS IN VOLUNTARY US--

CLXXI. COMMUICABLE DISEASES

CLXXII. VERY CLEARLYT FOR IN SO SEEING THE WENDY :INLEUY AND WHO EVE CAN PIK
AND ROLL A FIGHT AS WAS IT UNKIND TO

CLXXIII. UNITS TOO NOT BEFORE WE MET ONLY TO RUN TO THE MOST DAMAGING SIDE A
FORNICATION TO HIS HEARST CONTENT IOF FUNNY TO

CLXXIV. T CONING ION PURPOSE BY REAMING SHE IN FORCEIBLY

CLXXV.
CLXXVI.
CLXXVII. MAY EVEN BE
CLXXVIII.
CLXXIX.
CLXXX.
CLXXXI.
CLXXXII.
CLXXXIII. FROM THE DENSES REGION IN CONTRACTS WITH THE DEVIL
CLXXXIV.
CLXXXV.
CLXXXVI.
CLXXXVII. N VARIABLY LIFE IN EVOLUTE AND THE RULES ON REGRESSION COMING GOING
ARRIVAL DEPARTING PHASE ADVANCE S EXTENSIONS LIFE SPANS WORST
CRIMINAL LIKE ACTS THAT ANY WHO BEDEVIL AN FORETHOUGHT AND
 KNOWING:Y SIGN OR ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH A KNOWN DEVIL LIKE
OBJECTIVE THAT PERSON SHALL BE CUT OFF..
CLXXXVIII. Mythical Animals in the Bible
CLXXXIX. Leviathans and Behemoths
CXC. More Animals! - Get our Newsletter!
CXCI. Leviathans are found five times, by name, in four KJV translation Old Testament Bible
verses. The animal is described in Job 41, Psalm 74:14, Psalm 104:26, and Isaiah 27:1. All
references are derived from the Hebrew word livyathan (Strong's Concordance #H3882).
CXCII. The Behemoth is found only in Job 40:15 and is described in verses 15 to 24. Its name
comes from the Hebrew word spelled like its English counterpart (Strong's #H930). Of all the
mythical beasts examined in this series, the characteristics of these two are discussed in
greater detail than any other found in God's word.
CXCIII.
CXCIV. Canst thou draw out leviathan with an hook? or his tongue with a cord which thou lettest
down? (Job 41:1,
CXCV.
CXCVI. he angel threw him into the bottomless pit, which he then shut and locked so Satan could
not deceive the nations anymore until the thousand years were finished. Afterward he must
be released for a little while.

CXCVII.
CXCVIII. KJV)
CXCIX.
CC. Thou brakest the heads of leviathan in pieces, and gavest him to be meat . . . (Psalm 74:14)
CCI.
CCII. Behold now behemoth, which I (God) made with thee; he eateth grass as an ox . . . (Job
40:15).
CCIII.
CCIV. In that day the LORD . . . shall punish leviathan the piercing serpent . . . (Isaiah 27:1)
CCV.
CCVI. When did the world's continents divide?
CCVII. The Greatest Events in the Bible!
CCVIII. Does God approve of eating animals?

CCIX. Genesis 3:19

CCX. By the sweat of your face You will eat bread, Till you return to the ground, Because from it
you were taken; For you are dust, And to dust you shall return."

CCXI. Numbers 19:13

CCXII. 'Anyone who touches a corpse, the body of a man who has died, and does not purify
himself, defiles the tabernacle of the LORD; and that person shall be cut off from Israel.
Because the water for impurity was not sprinkled on him, he shall be unclean; his
uncleanness is still on him.
CCXIII.
CCXIV. UNDER UMBILLICAL AND UNDER GODS

CCXV. The States Parties to the present Convention,

CCXVI. Considering the fundamental role of treaties in the history of international rela
 CCXVII. tions,
CCXVIII. Recognizing the ever-increasing importance of treaties as a source of interna
CCXIX. tional law and as a means of developing peaceful co-operation among nations,
CCXX. whatever their constitutional and social systems,
CCXXI. Noting that the principles of free consent and of good faith and the pacta sunt
CCXXII. servanda rule are universally recognized,
CCXXIII. Affirming that disputes concerning treaties, like other international disputes,
CCXXIV. should be settled by peaceful means and in conformity with the principles of justice
CCXXV. and international law,
CCXXVI. Recalling the determination of the peoples of the United Nations to establish
CCXXVII. conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties
CCXXVIII. can be maintained,
CCXXIX. Having in mind the principles of international law embodied in the Charter of
CCXXX. the United Nations, such as the principles of the equal rights and self-determination
CCXXXI. of peoples, of the sovereign equality and independence of all States, of non
CCXXXII. interference in the domestic affairs of States, of the prohibition of the threat or use of
CCXXXIII. force and of universal
CCXXXIV.
CCXXXV.
CCXXXVI.
CCXXXVII.
CCXXXVIII.
CCXXXIX.
CCXL. New Living Translation
CCXLI. The angel threw him into the bottomless pit, which he then shut and locked so Satan could
not deceive the nations anymore until the thousand years were finished. Afterward he must
be released for a little while.
CCXLII.
CCXLIII. English Standard Version
CCXLIV. and threw him into the pit, and shut it and sealed it over him, so that he might not deceive
the nations any longer, until the thousand years were ended. After that he must be released
for a little while.
CCXLV.
CCXLVI. Berean Study Bible
CCXLVII. And he threw him into the Abyss, shut it, and sealed it over him, so that he could not
deceive the nations until the thousand years were complete. After that, he must be released
for a brief period of time.
CCXLVIII.
CCXLIX. Berean Literal Bible
CCL. And he cast him into the Abyss, and shut and sealed it over him, so that he should not
deceive the nations any longer, until the thousand years were completed. After these things
it is necessary for him to be released for a little time.
CCLI.
CCLII. New American Standard Bible
CCLIII. and he threw him into the abyss, and shut it and sealed it over him, so that he would not
deceive the nations any longer, until the thousand years were completed; after these things
he must be released for a short time.
CCLIV.
CCLV. King James Bible
 CCLVI. And cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up, and set a seal upon him, that he
should deceive the nations no more, till the thousand years should be fulfilled: and after that
he must be loosed a little season.
CCLVII.
CCLVIII. Christian Standard Bible
CCLIX. He threw him into the abyss, closed it, and put a seal on it so that he would no longer
deceive the nations until the thousand years were completed. After that, he must be
released for a short time.
CCLX.
CCLXI. Contemporary English Version
CCLXII. Then the angel threw the dragon into the pit. He locked and sealed it, so 1,000 years would
go by before the dragon could fool the nations again. But after that, it would have to be set
free for a little while.
CCLXIII.
CCLXIV. Good News Translation
CCLXV. The angel threw him into the abyss, locked it, and sealed it, so that he could not deceive the
nations any more until the thousand years were over. After that he must be set loose for a
little while.
CCLXVI.
CCLXVII. Holman Christian Standard Bible
CCLXVIII. He threw him into the abyss, closed it, and put a seal on it so that he would no longer
deceive the nations until the 1,000 years were completed. After that, he must be released
for a short time.
CCLXIX.
CCLXX. International Standard Version
CCLXXI. He threw him into the bottomless pit, locked it, and sealed it over him to keep him from
deceiving the nations anymore until the thousand years were over. After that, he must be set
free for a little while.
CCLXXII.
CCLXXIII. NET Bible
CCLXXIV. The angel then threw him into the abyss and locked and sealed it so that he could not
deceive the nations until the one thousand years were finished. (After these things he must
be released for a brief period of time.)
CCLXXV.
CCLXXVI. New Heart English Bible
CCLXXVII. and cast him into the abyss, and shut it, and sealed it over him, that he should deceive the
nations no more, until the thousand years were finished. After this, he must be freed for a
short time.
CCLXXVIII.

CCLXXIX. Study Bible

CCLXXX. Satan Bound
CCLXXXI. …2
 CCLXXXII.
CCLXXXIII. He seized the dragon, the ancient serpent who is the devil and Satan, and bound him for a
thousand years.
CCLXXXIV.
CCLXXXV.
CCLXXXVI.
CCLXXXVII.
CCLXXXVIII.
CCLXXXIX.
CCXC.
CCXCI. And he threw him into the Abyss, shut it, and sealed it over him, so that he could not
deceive the nations until the thousand years were complete.
CCXCII.
CCXCIII.
CCXCIV.
CCXCV. After that, he must be released for a brief period of time.
CCXCVI.
CCXCVII.
CCXCVIII. 4Then I saw the thrones, and those seated on them had been given authority to judge. And I
saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for their testimony of Jesus and for the
word of God, and those who had not worshiped the beast or its image, and had not received
its mark on their foreheads or hands.
CCXCIX.
CCC.
CCCI.
CCCII. And they came to life and reigned with Christ for a thousand years.…
CCCIII. Berean Study Bible · Download
CCCIV. Cross References
CCCV. Daniel 6:17
CCCVI. A stone was brought and laid over the mouth of the den; and the king sealed it with his own
signet ring and with the signet rings of his nobles, so that nothing would be changed in
regard to Daniel.
CCCVII.
CCCVIII. Matthew 27:66
CCCIX. So they went and secured the tomb by sealing the stone and posting the guard.
CCCX.
CCCXI. Mark 4:15
CCCXII. Some are like the seeds along the path, where the word is sown. As soon as they hear it,
Satan comes and takes away the word that was sown in them.
CCCXIII.
CCCXIV. Luke 8:31
CCCXV. And the demons kept begging Jesus not to order them to go into the abyss.
CCCXVI.
CCCXVII. Revelation 12:9
CCCXVIII. And the great dragon was hurled down--the ancient serpent called the devil and Satan, the
deceiver of the whole world. He was hurled to the earth, and his angels with him.
CCCXIX.
CCCXX. Revelation 20:1
CCCXXI. Then I saw an angel coming down from heaven with the key to the Abyss, holding in his
hand a great chain.
CCCXXII.
 CCCXXIII. Revelation 20:8
CCCXXIV. and will go out to deceive the nations in the four corners of the earth, Gog and Magog, to
assemble them for battle. Their number is like the sand o
CCCXXV.
CCCXXVI.
CCCXXVII.
CCCXXVIII. Numbers 35:31 "'Do not accept a ransom for the life of a murderer ...
CCCXXIX.
CCCXXX. ... Moreover you shall take no ransom for the life of a murderer, who is
CCCXXXI. guilty of death: but he shall be surely put to death. ...
CCCXXXII. //biblehub.com/numbers/35-31.htm - 18k
CCCXXXIII. Exodus 21:12 "Anyone who strikes a person with a fatal blow is to ...
CCCXXXIV.
CCCXXXV. ... He that strikes a man, so that he dies, shall be surely put to death. ... He that
CCCXXXVI. smiteth a man, so that he die, shall be surely put to death. ...
CCCXXXVII. //biblehub.com/exodus/21-12.htm - 16k
CCCXXXVIII. Exodus 21:15 "Anyone who attacks their father or mother is to be ...
CCCXXXIX.
CCCXL. ... And he that strikes his father, or his mother, shall be surely put to death. ... And
CCCXLI. he that smiteth his father, or his mother, shall be surely put to death. ...
CCCXLII. //biblehub.com/exodus/21-15.htm - 17k
CCCXLIII. Leviticus 20:9 "'Anyone who curses their father or mother is to be ...
CCCXLIV.
CCCXLV. ... For every one that curses his father or his mother shall be surely put to death:
CCCXLVI. he has cursed his father or his mother; his blood shall be upon him. ...
CCCXLVII. //biblehub.com/leviticus/20-9.htm - 18k
CCCXLVIII. Exodus 19:12 Put limits for the people around the mountain and ...
CCCXLIX.
CCCL. ... about, saying, Take heed to yourselves, that you go not up into the mount, or touch
CCCLI. the border of it: whosoever touches the mount shall be surely put to death: ...
CCCLII. //biblehub.com/exodus/19-12.htm - 19k
CCCLIII. Numbers 15:35 Then the LORD said to Moses, "The man must die. The ...
CCCLIV.
CCCLV. ... And the LORD said unto Moses, The man shall be surely put to death: all the
CCCLVI. congregation shall stone him with stones outside the camp. ...
CCCLVII. //biblehub.com/numbers/15-35.htm - 18k
CCCLVIII. Leviticus 27:29 "'No person devoted to destruction may be ransomed ...
CCCLIX.
CCCLX. ... 'No devoted thing, which is devoted of man, is ransomed, it is surely put to death. ...
CCCLXI. //biblehub.com/leviticus/27-29.htm - 17k
CCCLXII. Genesis 26:11 So Abimelek gave orders to all the people: "Anyone ...
CCCLXIII.
CCCLXIV. So Abimelek gave orders to all the people: "Anyone who harms this
CCCLXV. man or his wife shall surely be put to death." ...
CCCLXVI. //biblehub.com/genesis/26-11.htm - 17k
CCCLXVII. 1 Samuel 19:6 Saul listened to Jonathan and took this oath: "As ...
CCCLXVIII.
CCCLXIX. Saul listened to Jonathan and took this oath: "As surely as
CCCLXX. the LORD lives, David will not be put to death." ...
CCCLXXI. //biblehub.com/1_samuel/19-6.htm - 19k
CCCLXXII. Leviticus 24:16 anyone who blasphemes the name of the LORD is to ...
 CCCLXXIII.
CCCLXXIV. ... Whoever blasphemes the name of the LORD shall surely be put to death. ... and one
CCCLXXV. who misuses the name of the LORD must surely be put to death. ...
CCCLXXVI. //biblehub.com/leviticus/24-16.htm - 20k
CCCLXXVII. Leviticus 20:10 "'If a man commits adultery with another man's ...
CCCLXXVIII.
CCCLXXIX. ... committeth adultery with a man's wife -- who committeth adultery with the wife of
CCCLXXX. his neighbour -- the adulterer and the adulteress are surely put to death. ...
CCCLXXXI. //biblehub.com/leviticus/20-10.htm - 18k
CCCLXXXII. Leviticus 20:27 "'A man or woman who is a medium or spiritist ...
CCCLXXXIII.
CCCLXXXIV. ... “A man or a woman who is a medium or a necromancer shall surely be put
CCCLXXXV. to death. They shall be stoned with stones; their blood ...
CCCLXXXVI. //biblehub.com/leviticus/20-27.htm - 18k
CCCLXXXVII. Leviticus 20:15 "'If a man has sexual relations with an animal, he ...
CCCLXXXVIII.
CCCLXXXIX. ... If a man lies with an animal, he shall surely be put
CCCXC. to death, and you shall kill the animal. ...
CCCXCI. //biblehub.com/leviticus/20-15.htm - 17k
CCCXCII. Exodus 22:19 "Anyone who has sexual relations with an animal is to ...
CCCXCIII.
CCCXCIV. ... "Whoever lies with an animal shall surely be put to death. ... "Whoever has
CCCXCV. sexual relations with a beast must surely be put to death. ...
CCCXCVI. //biblehub.com/exodus/22-19.htm - 16k
CCCXCVII. Exodus 21:16 "Anyone who kidnaps someone is to be put to death ...
CCCXCVIII.
CCCXCIX. ... "He who kidnaps a man, whether he sells him or he is found
CD. in his possession, shall surely be put to death. ...
CDI. //biblehub.com/exodus/21-16.htm - 17k
CDII.
CDIII.
CDIV. One copy of Local Rules 72-3 and 83-16
CDV. In an outfit thereupon this copies of this Court's form Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus by a
Person Either tn a Resurrected Resurrection an Now Pronounced Dead or Expiration State
CDVI.
CDVII. the ways and means if natural and Sanctified by GODS of either Purgatorious like or Sepulcher like
description the Re constituted or MAGIC SHOW need to re construct or a once thought never the case
as the matters of dearly departed and that of the deceased expired mummified and or in a now
pronounced ther dead the Emulsifiedand wvery and any well to do with GODS WORD S BY WHICH
any who stipulate let no Lucipherian like evil as they who Satanic ly rectal inseminate rape kill, or
Nuke sodomize the same at when a known to be deal with the Devil to get exchange energies for any
who ackwowledged to end our and every living thing in creation and by either n agrreed upon vehicle
like radio and T elevised in an act of Anti Christ like bAnti GOD LIKE mis leading intention
including a false oath to belongings the stipulation being not any lessor than three of their
equivelannt regard in as a defini8ng chapters of human like people I see and any to stipulate an
equuvelant the same in actions to identify an destination placard and Cemetery like orderly process
where all innocent qnd elderl ly at the cstipulaqtion being given at let no cemeteries of life's be an
evolution and phase advance in the affirmative and resiouviours of GODS TO say detain or storage
inbody an right to shape reshape mold hold embryo stipulate egg seed enzyme as neither an mutant
2nd or third cross stranded lessor dna mitoichondria emerge in a homo sapiens erecrtrus even
 wiomenkind and kin folk photo genesisize synthesis as any who share the sense s of stable and more
effective ways of restablishing an Creation and pro creation reproductive like assimilations of either
these and in your
CDVIII.
CDIX.
CDX. prerogative in life or critical life support atmoshperic linegfes and in planktons photo synthesetic be it
called a firmament of in the Beginnings GOD Created the srtars rthe moons and in any and every
either unuiverses or cosmos in beyind the a scope of human like I Steven who by stipulating the said to
be stipulated either when an words we use to describe either when two are one and more so the
micrso cosmicbhalance wheels in time travelled time passages in any to stipulate LET IT BE UP TO
GOOD GODS AND all to do with let no evil lucipherian mitochondria infusement like rectal or
association in any way shape and if or or nah form an flyby saucer cab abuse in these identiical
mankind upright and aggregate boundarys in an statutary inclusion unto self as others
CDXI.
CDXII. nno tolerance the a better regard for onsented like NEWS STIPULATIONS IN THE ACT I SEE
CDXIII.
CDXIV.
CDXV.
CDXVI.
CDXVII. like sudden appearances of and in either phony people as though to stipulate the Lord in GOD to
Case by case magic people or the pulled out of an
CDXVIII.
CDXIX. dance glance p
CDXX.
CDXXI. Three copies of this Court's form P
CDXXII. the saucer conveyance regression retransformated State Custody (28 U.S.C.
i. § 2254) (Form CV-69)
CDXXIII. Two copies of this Court's form Consent to Proceed Before a United States Magistrate Judge (Form
CV-11B)
a. The Judges of this Court have adopted the enclosed form Petition for Writ of
Habeas Corpus by a Person in State Custody (28 U.S.C. § 2254) (Form CV-69) for
use by everyone seeking such relief. Please review the form's instructions
carefully and comply with its requirements. When you have fully completed the
form, return the original and one copy to the Court for filing; keep the last copy
for your records. You may return these documents to the Court either by mail
or in person at any of the locations listed above. If you return the documents
by mail and wish to receive a conformed copy of the first page of your motion
(that is, a copy of the first page of your motion showing the filing date and
case number), you must include an additional copy of that page and a self-
addressed, stamped envelope. Whether or not you include a self-addressed,
stamped envelope, after your documents have been filed you will receive a
notice from the Court informing you of the case number and judge(s) assigned
to your case.
b. The filing fee for a Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus is $5.00. The Court will
accept business or corporate checks (no personal checks), federal, state, or
 local government-issued checks, certified checks, and U.S. Postal Service
money orders, made payable to: "Clerk, U.S. District Court." Credit cards
(Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express) are also accepted for
payments made at any payment window where receipts are issued.
c. If you are without funds, execute the Declaration to Proceed in Forma Pauperis
contained within the Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus form. In addition to the
declaration, an authorized officer of the institution must complete the Certificate
contained in the Declaration to Proceed in Forma Pauperis certifying how much
money the institution has on deposit in your account.
i. CONSENT TO A MAGISTRATE JUDGE
d. In order to encourage the just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of habeas
cases filed in this district, the parties may waive their right to proceed before a
district judge and consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction. In accordance with
28 U.S.C. § 636(c), upon the consent of all the parties to such jurisdiction, the
magistrate judge assigned to this case will conduct all proceedings, decide all
dispositive and non-dispositive matters, and order the entry of the final judgment.
The party who does not prevail may appeal directly to the Ninth Circuit Court of
Appeals in the same manner as an appeal from the final judgment of a district
judge.
e. The judges of this court encourage the parties to consent to magistrate judge
jurisdiction as it may result in an earlier resolution of the matter. However, you
are free to withhold consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction. If you do not
consent, the assigned magistrate judge will continue to decide all non-
dispositive matters, and will issue a Report and Recommendation to the
district judge as to all dispositive matters.
f. If you do consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction, you should execute and
return the enclosed Consent to Proceed Before a United States Magistrate Judge
form (CV-11B) with your petition.

i. Sincerely,
i. Clerk, U. S. District Court
CDXXIV. CV-76A (4/16) LETTER ENCLOSING HABEAS CORPUS FORMS FOR STATE CUSTODY

1. UNITED STATES DISTRICT

COURT CENTRAL DISTRICT
OF CALIFORNIA
a. UNITED STATES CODE SECTIONS
CDXXV. TITLE 28 UNITED STATES CODE

CDXXVI. § 636. JURISDICTION, POWERS, AND TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT

CDXXVII. Each United States magistrate judge serving under this chapter shall be implicit
upon directories of the dearly departed and there masters either rights to leave
undone and any who have dundered done up killed emulsified or swallowed
whole asi s now deciding never to allow another gulp as she the court reported as
certifiably accurate to detail these appendages sin another either distant placard
 destination in matter of when a number of billions of dearly departed the she he
would never en stipulating to live on not a bothered in ;like forever either see
through with or in another an orgasm in my tummy is neither the right scolding to
have a way with wise ist nicht is he have within the district in which sessions are
held by the court that appointed the magistrate judge, at other places where that
court may function, and elsewhere as authorized by law--

CDXXVIII. all powers and duties conferred or imposed upon United States commissioners
by law or by the Rules of Criminal Procedure for the United States District
Courts;

CDXXIX. the power to administer oaths and affirmations, issue orders pursuant to section
3142 of title 18 concerning release or detention of persons pending trial, and take
acknowledgements, affidavits, and depositions;

CDXXX. the power to conduct trials under section 3401, title 18, United States Code, in
conformity with and subject to the limitations of that section;

CDXXXI. the power to enter a sentence for a petty offense; and

CDXXXII. the power to enter a sentence for a class A misdemeanor in a case in which the
parties have consented.

CDXXXIII. (1) Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary--

CDXXXIV. a judge may designate a magistrate judge to hear and determine any pretrial matter
pending before the court, except a motion for injunctive relief, for judgment on the
pleadings, for summary judgment, to dismiss or quash an indictment or
information made by the defendant, to suppress evidence in a criminal case, to
dismiss or to permit maintenance of a class action, to dismiss for failure to state a
claim upon which relief can be granted, and to involuntarily dismiss an action. A
judge of the court may reconsider any pretrial matter under this subparagraph (A)
where it has been shown that the magistrate judge's order is clearly erroneous or
contrary to law.

CDXXXV. a judge may also designate a magistrate judge to conduct hearings, including
evidentiary hearings, and to submit to a judge of the court proposed findings of
fact and recommendations for the disposition, by a judge of the court, of any
motion excepted in subparagraph (A), of applications for posttrial [FN1] relief
made by individuals convicted of criminal offenses and of prisoner petitions
challenging conditions of confinement.
CDXXXVI. the magistrate judge shall file his proposed findings and recommendations
under subparagraph(B) with the court and a copy shall forthwith be mailed to
all parties.

CDXXXVII. Within fourteen days after being served with a copy, any party may serve and file
written objections to such proposed findings and recommendations as provided by
rules of court. A judge of the court shall make a de novo determination of those
portions of the report or specified proposed findings or recommendations to which
objection is made. A judge of the
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1. UNITED STATES DISTRICT

COURT CENTRAL DISTRICT
OF CALIFORNIA
a. UNITED STATES CODE SECTIONS
CDXXXIX. court may accept, reject, or modify, in whole or in part, the findings or recommendations
made by the magistrate judge. The judge may also receive further evidence or recommit
the matter to the magistrate judge with instructions.

CDXL. A judge may designate a magistrate judge to serve as a special master pursuant to
the applicable provisions of this title and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for the
United States district courts. A judge may designate a magistrate judge to serve as a
special master in any civil case, upon consent of the parties, without regard to the
provisions of rule 53(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for the United States
district courts.

CDXLI. A magistrate judge may be assigned such additional duties as are not inconsistent with
the Constitution and laws of the United States.

CDXLII. Each district court shall establish rules pursuant to which the magistrate judges
shall discharge their duties.

CDXLIII. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary--

CDXLIV. Upon the consent of the parties, a full-time United States magistrate judge or a part-time
United States magistrate judge who serves as a full-time judicial officer may conduct any
or all proceedings in a jury or nonjury civil matter and order the entry of judgment in the
case, when specially designated to exercise such jurisdiction by the district court or
courts he serves. Upon the consent of the parties, pursuant to their specific written
request, any other part-time magistrate judge may exercise such jurisdiction, if such
magistrate judge meets the bar membership requirements set forth in section 631(b)(1)
 and the chief judge of the district court certifies that a full-time magistrate judge is not
reasonably available in accordance with guidelines established by the judicial council of
the circuit. When there is more than one judge of a district court, designation under this
paragraph shall be by the concurrence of a majority of all the judges of such district
court, and when there is no such concurrence, then by the chief judge.

CDXLV. If a magistrate judge is designated to exercise civil jurisdiction under paragraph (1) of this
subsection, the clerk of court shall, at the time the action is filed, notify the parties of the
availability of a magistrate judge to exercise such jurisdiction. The decision of the parties
shall be communicated to the clerk of court. Thereafter, either the district court judge or
the magistrate judge may again advise the parties of the availability of the magistrate
judge, but in so doing, shall also advise the parties that they are free to withhold consent
without adverse substantive consequences. Rules of court for the reference of civil
matters to magistrate judges shall include procedures to protect the voluntariness of the
parties' consent.

CDXLVI. Upon entry of judgment in any case referred under paragraph (1) of this subsection, an
aggrieved party may appeal directly to the appropriate United States court of appeals from
the judgment of the magistrate judge in the same manner as an appeal from any other
judgment of a district court. The consent of the parties allows a magistrate judge
designated to exercise civil jurisdiction under paragraph (1) of this subsection to direct
the entry of a judgment of the district court in accordance with the Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed as a limitation of any party's
right to seek review by the Supreme Court of the United States.

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CDXLVII. The court may, for good cause shown on its own motion, or under extraordinary
circumstances shown by any party, vacate a reference of a civil matter to a
magistrate judge under this subsection.

CDXLVIII. The magistrate judge shall, subject to guidelines of the Judicial Conference,
determine whether the record taken pursuant to this section shall be taken by
electronic sound recording, by a court reporter, or by other means.

CDXLIX. The practice and procedure for the trial of cases before officers serving under this
chapter shall conform to rules promulgated by the Supreme Court pursuant to section
2072 of this title.

CDL. Contempt authority.--

 CDLI. In general. --A United States magistrate judge serving under this chapter shall have
within the territorial jurisdiction prescribed by the appointment of such magistrate judge
the power to exercise contempt authority as set forth in this subsection.

CDLII. Summary criminal contempt authority. --A magistrate judge shall have the power to
punish summarily by fine or imprisonment, or both, such contempt of the authority of
such magistrate judge constituting misbehavior of any person in the magistrate judge's
presence so as to obstruct the administration of justice. The order of contempt shall be
issued under the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.

CDLIII. Additional criminal contempt authority in civil consent and misdemeanor cases. --In
any case in which a United States magistrate judge presides with the consent of the
parties under subsection (c) of this section, and in any misdemeanor case proceeding
before a magistrate judge under section 3401 of title 18, the magistrate judge shall have
the power to punish, by fine or imprisonment, or both, criminal contempt constituting
disobedience or resistance to the magistrate judge's lawful writ, process, order, rule,
decree, or command. Disposition of such contempt shall be conducted upon notice and
hearing under the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.

CDLIV. Civil contempt authority in civil consent and misdemeanor cases. --In any case in
which a United States magistrate judge presides with the consent of the parties under
subsection (c) of this section, and in any misdemeanor case proceeding before a
magistrate judge under section 3401 of title 18, the magistrate judge may exercise the
civil contempt authority of the district court. This paragraph shall not be construed to limit
the authority of a magistrate judge to order sanctions under any other statute, the Federal
Rules of Civil Procedure, or the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.

CDLV. Criminal contempt penalties. --The sentence imposed by a magistrate judge for any
criminal contempt provided for in paragraphs (2) and (3) shall not exceed the
penalties for a Class C misdemeanor as set forth in sections 3581(b)(8) and
3571(b)(6) of title 18.

CDLVI. Certification of other contempts to the district court. --Upon the commission of any
such act–

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CDLVII. in any case in which a United States magistrate judge presides with the consent of
the parties under subsection (c) of this section, or in any misdemeanor case
proceeding before a magistrate judge under section 3401 of title 18, that may, in
the opinion of the magistrate judge, constitute a serious criminal contempt
punishable by penalties exceeding those set forth in paragraph (5) of this
subsection, or

CDLVIII. in any other case or proceeding under subsection (a) or (b) of this section, or
any other statute, where--

CDLIX. the act committed in the magistrate judge's presence may, in the opinion of the
magistrate judge, constitute a serious criminal contempt punishable by
penalties exceeding those set forth in paragraph (5) of this subsection,

CDLX. the act that constitutes a criminal contempt occurs outside the presence of the
magistrate judge, or

CDLXI. the act constitutes a civil contempt,

a. the magistrate judge shall forthwith certify the facts to a district judge and
may serve or cause to be served, upon any person whose behavior is
brought into question under this paragraph, an order requiring such person
to appear before a district judge upon a day certain to show cause why that
person should not be adjudged in contempt by reason of the facts so
certified. The district judge shall thereupon hear the evidence as to the act
or conduct complained of and, if it is such as to warrant punishment,
punish such person in the same manner and to the same extent as for a
contempt committed before a district judge.

CDLXII. Appeals of magistrate judge contempt orders.--The appeal of an order of

contempt under this subsection shall be made to the court of appeals in cases
proceeding under subsection (c) of this section. The appeal of any other order
of contempt issued under this section shall be made to the district court.

CDLXIII. In an emergency and upon the concurrence of the chief judges of the districts
involved, a United States magistrate judge may be temporarily assigned to perform
any of the duties specified in subsection (a), (b), or (c) of this section in a judicial
district other than the judicial district for which he has been appointed. No
magistrate judge shall perform any of such duties in a district to which he has been
temporarily assigned until an order has been issued by the chief judge of such
district specifying (1) the emergency by reason of which he has been transferred,
(2) the duration of his assignment, and (3) the duties which he is authorized to
 perform. A magistrate judge so assigned shall not be entitled to additional
compensation but shall be reimbursed for actual and necessary expenses incurred
in the performance of his duties in accordance with section 635.

CDLXIV. A United States magistrate judge may perform the verification function required by
section 4107 of title 18, United States Code. A magistrate judge may be assigned by a
judge of any United States district court to perform the verification required by section
4108 and the appointment of counsel authorized by section 4109 of title 18, United
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CDLXV. functions beyond the territorial limits of the United States. A magistrate judge
assigned such functions shall have no authority to perform any other function
within the territory of a foreign country.

CDLXVI. A United States magistrate judge who has retired may, upon the consent of the chief
judge of the district involved, be recalled to serve as a magistrate judge in any judicial
district by the judicial council of the circuit within which such district is located. Upon
recall, a magistrate judge may receive a salary for such service in accordance with
regulations promulgated by the Judicial Conference, subject to the restrictions on the
payment of an annuity set forth in section 377 of this title or in subchapter III of chapter
83, and chapter 84, of title 5 which are applicable to such magistrate judge. The
requirements set forth in subsections (a), (b)(3), and (d) of section 631, and paragraph
(1) of subsection (b) of such section to the extent such paragraph requires membership
of the bar of the location in which an individual is to serve as a magistrate judge, shall
not apply to the recall of a retired magistrate judge under this subsection or section 375
of this title. Any other requirement set forth in section 631(b) shall apply to the recall of
a retired magistrate judge under this subsection or section 375 of this title unless such
retired magistrate judge met such requirement upon appointment or reappointment as
a magistrate judge under section 361.

CDLXVII. [FN1 So in original. Probably should be "post-trial."]

CDLXVIII. § 2244. FINALITY OF DETERMINATION

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 CDLXIX. (1) A 1-year period of limitation shall apply to an application for a writ of habeas
corpus by a person in custody pursuant to the judgment of a State court. The
limitation period shall run from the latest of--

CDLXX. the date on which the judgment became final by the conclusion of direct review or
the expiration of the time for seeking such review;

CDLXXI. the date on which the impediment to filing an application created by State action in
violation of the Constitution or laws of the United States is removed, if the applicant
was prevented from filing by such State action;

CDLXXII. the date on which the constitutional right asserted was initially recognized by the
Supreme Court, if the right has been newly recognized by the Supreme Court and
made retroactively applicable to cases on collateral review; or

CDLXXIII. the date on which the factual predicate of the claim or claims presented could
have been discovered through the exercise of due diligence.

CDLXXIV. (2) The time during which a properly filed application for State post-conviction or
other collateral review with respect to the pertinent judgment or claim is pending
shall not be counted toward any period of limitation under this subsection.

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CDLXXV. § 2254. STATE CUSTODY; REMEDIES IN FEDERAL COURTS

CDLXXVI. The Supreme Court, a Justice thereof, a circuit judge, or a district court shall entertain an
application for a writ of habeas corpus in behalf of a person in custody pursuant to the
judgment of a State court only on the ground that he is in custody in violation of the
Constitution or laws or treaties of the United States.

CDLXXVII. (1) An application for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of a person in custody
pursuant to the judgment of a State court shall not be granted unless it appears that--

CDLXXVIII. the applicant has exhausted the remedies available in the courts of the
State; or

CDLXXIX. (i) there is an absence of available State corrective process; or

 i. (ii) circumstances exist that render such process ineffective to
protect the rights of the applicant.

CDLXXX. An application for a writ of habeas corpus may be denied on the merits, notwithstanding
the failure of the applicant to exhaust the remedies available in the courts of the State.

CDLXXXI. A State shall not be deemed to have waived the exhaustion requirement or be estopped
from reliance upon the requirement unless the State, through counsel, expressly waives
the requirement.

CDLXXXII. An applicant shall not be deemed to have exhausted the remedies available in the courts
of the State, within the meaning of this section, if he has the right under the law of the
State to raise, by any available procedure, the question presented.

CDLXXXIII. An application for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of a person in custody pursuant to
the judgment of a State court shall not be granted with respect to any claim that was
adjudicated on the merits in State court proceedings unless the adjudication of the
claim--

CDLXXXIV. resulted in a decision that was contrary to, or involved an unreasonable application
of, clearly established Federal law, as determined by the Supreme Court of the United
States; or

CDLXXXV. resulted in a decision that was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts in
light of the evidence presented in the State court proceeding.

CDLXXXVI. (1) In a proceeding instituted by an application for a writ of habeas corpus by a person in
custody pursuant to the judgment of a State court, a determination of a factual issue made
by a State court shall be presumed to be correct. The applicant shall have the burden of
rebutting the presumption of correctness by clear and convincing evidence.

CDLXXXVII. If the applicant has failed to develop the factual basis of a claim in State court
proceedings, the court shall not hold an evidentiary hearing on the claim unless the
applicant shows that--

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CDLXXXVIII. the claim relies on--
CDLXXXIX. a new rule of constitutional law, made retroactive to cases on collateral review by the
Supreme Court, that was previously unavailable; or

CDXC. a factual predicate that could not have been previously discovered through the
exercise of due diligence; and

CDXCI. the facts underlying the claim would be sufficient to establish by clear and convincing
evidence that but for constitutional error, no reasonable factfinder would have found
the applicant guilty of the underlying offense.

CDXCII. If the applicant challenges the sufficiency of the evidence adduced in such State court
proceeding to support the State court's determination of a factual issue made therein,
the applicant, if able, shall produce that part of the record pertinent to a determination
of the sufficiency of the evidence to support such determination. If the applicant,
because of indigency or other reason is unable to produce such part of the record, then
the State shall produce such part of the record and the Federal court shall direct the
State to do so by order directed to an appropriate State official. If the State cannot
provide such pertinent part of the record, then the court shall determine under the
existing facts and circumstances what weight shall be given to the State court's factual
determination.

CDXCIII. A copy of the official records of the State court, duly certified by the clerk of such court
to be a true and correct copy of a finding, judicial opinion, or other reliable written
indicia showing such a factual determination by the State court shall be admissible in
the Federal court proceeding.

CDXCIV. Except as provided in section 408 of the Controlled Substances Act, in all proceedings
brought under this section, and any subsequent proceedings on review, the court may
appoint counsel for an applicant who is or becomes financially unable to afford counsel,
except as provided by a rule promulgated by the Supreme Court pursuant to statutory
authority. Appointment of counsel under this section shall be governed by section
3006A of title 18.

CDXCV. The ineffectiveness or incompetence of counsel during Federal or State collateral

post- conviction proceedings shall not be a ground for relief in a proceeding arising
under section 2254.

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CDXCVI. RULES GOVERNING SECTION 2254 CASES IN THE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT COURTS

CDXCVII. Rule 1. Scope

CDXCVIII. Cases Involving a Petition under 28 U.S.C. § 2254. These rules govern a petition for
a writ of habeas corpus filed in a United States district court under 28 U.S.C § 2254 by:
CDXCIX. by a person in custody under a state-court judgment who seeks a determination
that the custody violates the Constitution, laws, or treaties of the United States;
D. a person in custody under a state-court or federal-court judgment who
seeks a determination that future custody under a state-court judgment
would violate the Constitution, laws, or treaties of the United States.
DI. Other Cases. The district court may apply any or all of these rules to a habeas
corpus petition not covered by Rule 1(a).

DII. Rule 2. The Petition

DIII. Current Custody; Naming the Respondent. If the petitioner is currently in
custody under a state-court judgment, the petition must name as respondent the
state officer who has custody.
DIV. Future Custody; Naming the Respondents and Specifying the Judgment. If the
petitioner is not yet in custody — but may be subject to future custody — under
the state-court judgment being contested, the petition must name as respondents
both the officer who has current custody and the attorney general of the state
where the judgment was entered. The petition must ask for relief from the state-
court judgment being contested.
DV. Form. The petition must:
DVI. specify all the grounds for relief available to the petitioner;
DVII. state the facts supporting each ground;
DVIII. state the relief requested;
DIX. be printed, typewritten, or legibly handwritten; and,
DX. be signed under penalty of perjury by the petitioner or by a person authorized to
sign it for the petitioner under 28 U.S.C. § 2242.
DXI. Standard Form. The petition must substantially follow either the form appended
to these rules or a form prescribed by a local district-court rule. The clerk must
make forms available to petitioners without charge.
DXII. Separate Petitions for Judgments of Separate Courts. A petitioner who seeks relief
from judgments of more than one state court must file a separate petition covering
the judgment or judgments of each court.

DXIII. Rule 3. Filing the Petition; Inmate Filing

DXIV. Where to File: Copies; Filing Fee. An original and two copies of the petition
must be filed with the clerk and must be accompanied by:
 DXV. the applicable filing fee, or
DXVI. a motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis, the affidavit required by 28
U.S.C. § 1915, and a certificate from the warden or other appropriate officer of
the place of confinement showing the amount of money or securities that the
petitioner has in any account in the institution.
DXVII. Filing. The clerk must file the petition and enter it on the docket.

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DXVIII. Time to File. The time for filing a petition is governed by 28 U.S.C. § 2244(d).
DXIX. Inmate Filing. A paper filed by an inmate confined in an institution is timely if
deposited in the institution’s internal mailing system on or before the last day of
filing. If an institution has a system designed for legal mail, the inmate must use
that system to receive the benefit of this rule. Timely filing may be shown by a
declaration in compliance with 28 U.S.C. § 1746 or by a notarized statement, either
of which must set forth the date of deposit and state that first-class postage has
been prepaid.

DXX. Rule 4. Preliminary Review; Serving the Petition and Order

DXXI. The clerk must promptly forward the petition to a judge under the court’s
assignment procedure, and the judge must promptly examine it. If it plainly
appears from the petition and any attached exhibits that the petitioner is not
entitled to relief in the district court, the judge must dismiss the petition and direct
the clerk to notify the petitioner. If the petition is not dismissed, the judge must
order the respondent to file an answer, motion, or other response within a fixed
time, or to take other action the judge may order. In every case, the clerk must
serve a copy of the petition and any order on the respondent and on the attorney
general or other appropriate officer of the state involved.

DXXII. Rule 5. The Answer and the Reply

DXXIII. When Required. The respondent is not required to answer the petition unless a
judge so orders.
DXXIV. Contents: Addressing the Allegations; Stating a Bar. The answer must address the
allegations in the petition. In addition, it must state whether any claim in the petition is
barred by a failure to exhaust state remedies, a procedural bar, non-retroactivity, or a
statute of limitations.
DXXV. Contents: Transcripts. The answer must also indicate what transcripts (of pretrial,
trial, sentencing , or post-conviction proceedings) are available, when they can be
furnished, and what proceedings have been recorded but not transcribed. The
respondent must attach to the answer parts of the transcript that the respondent
considers relevant. The judge may order that the respondent furnish other parts of
 existing transcripts or that parts of untranscribed recordings be transcribed and
furnished. If a transcript cannot be obtained, the respondent may submit a narrative
summary of the evidence.
DXXVI. Contents: Briefs on Appeal and Opinions. The respondent must also file with the
answer a copy of:
DXXVII. any brief that the petitioner submitted in an appellate court contesting the conviction
or sentence, or contesting an adverse judgment or order in a post-conviction
proceeding;
DXXVIII. any brief that the prosecution submitted in an appellate court relating to the
conviction or sentence; and
DXXIX. the opinions and dispositive orders of the appellate court relating to the conviction
or the sentence.
DXXX. Reply. The petitioner may submit a reply to the respondent’s answer or other
pleading within a time fixed by the judge.

DXXXI. Rule 6. Discovery

DXXXII. Leave of Court Required. A judge may, for good cause, authorize a party to
conduct discovery under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and may limit the
extent of discovery. If necessary for effective discovery, the judge must appoint an
attorney for a petitioner who qualifies to have counsel appointed under 18 U.S.C. §
3006A.

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DXXXIII. Requesting Discovery. A party requesting discovery must provide reasons for the
request. The request must also include any proposed interrogatories and requests for
admission, and must specify any requested documents.
DXXXIV. Deposition Expenses. If the respondent is granted leave to take the deposition, the
judge may require the respondent to pay the travel expenses, subsistence expenses,
and fees of the petitioner’s attorney to attend the deposition.

DXXXV. Rule 7. Expansion of Record

DXXXVI. In General. If the petition is not dismissed, the judge may direct the parties to
expand the record by submitting additional materials relating to the petition.
The judge may require that these materials be authenticated.
DXXXVII. Types of Materials. The materials that may be required include letters predating the
filing of the petition, documents, exhibits, and answers under oath to written
interrogatories propounded by the judge. Affidavits may also be submitted and
considered as part of the record.
DXXXVIII. Review by the Opposing Party. The judge must give the party against whom the
additional materials are offered an opportunity to admit or deny their correctness.
DXXXIX. Rule 8. Evidentiary Hearing
DXL. Determining Whether to Hold a Hearing. If the petition is not dismissed, the
judge must review the answer, any transcripts and records of state-court
proceedings, and any materials submitted under Rule 7 to determine whether
an evidentiary hearing is warranted.
DXLI. Reference to a Magistrate Judge. A judge may, under 28 U.S.C. § 636(b), refer the
petition to a magistrate judge to conduct hearings and to file proposed findings of
fact and recommendations for disposition. When they are filed, the clerk must
promptly serve copies of the proposed findings and recommendations on all
parties. Within 14 days after being served, a party may file objections as provided
by local court rule. The judge must determine de novo any proposed finding or
recommendation to which objection is made. The judge may accept, reject, or
modify any proposed finding or recommendation.
DXLII. Appointing Counsel; Time of Hearing. If an evidentiary hearing is warranted, the
judge must appoint an attorney to represent a petitioner who qualifies to have counsel
appointed under 18
DXLIII. U.S.C. § 3006A. The judge must conduct the hearing as soon as practicable after
giving the attorneys adequate time to investigate and prepare. These rules do not
limit the appointment of counsel under § 3006A at any stage of the proceeding.

DXLIV. Rule 9. Second or Successive Petitions

DXLV. Before presenting a second or successive petition, the petitioner must obtain an
order from the appropriate court of appeals authorizing the district court to
consider the petition as required by 28 U.S.C. § 2244(b)(3) and (4).

DXLVI. Rule 10. Powers of a Magistrate Judge

DXLVII. A magistrate judge may perform the duties of a district judge under these rules,
as authorized under 28 U.S.C. § 636.

DXLVIII. Rule 11. Certificate of Appealability; Time to Appeal

DXLIX. Certificate of Appealability. The district court must issue or deny a certificate of
appealability when it enters a final order adverse to the applicant. Before entering
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DL. the court may direct the parties to submit arguments on whether a certificate should
issue. If the court issues a certificate, the court must state the specific issue or
issues that satisfy the showing required by 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2). If the court
 denies a certificate, the parties may not appeal the denial but may seek a certificate
from the court of appeals under Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 22. A motion
to reconsider a denial does not extend the time to appeal.

DLI. Time to Appeal. Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 4(a) governs the time to
appeal an order entered under these rules. A timely notice of appeal must be
filed even if the district court issues a certificate of appealability.

DLII. Rule 12. Applicability of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

DLIII. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, to the extent that they are not
inconsistent with any statutory provisions or these rules, may be applied to a
proceeding under these rules.

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DLIV. L.R. 72-3 Dispositive Motions and Prisoner Petitions

a. L.R. 72-3.1 Duties of Magistrate Judge. Upon the assignment of a case

covered by F.R.Civ.P. 72, the Magistrate Judge shall conduct all necessary
proceedings. Pursuant to Rule 10 of the Rules Governing Section 2254 Cases
in the United States District Courts, the duties imposed upon a Judge of the
District Court may be performed by a full-time Magistrate Judge (except in
death penalty cases).

b. L.R. 72-3.2 Summary Dismissal of Habeas Corpus Petition. The Magistrate

Judge promptly shall examine a petition for writ of habeas corpus, and if it
plainly appears from the face of the petition and any exhibits annexed to it that
the petitioner is not entitled to relief, the Magistrate Judge may prepare a
proposed order for summary dismissal and submit it and a proposed judgment to
the District Judge.

c. L.R. 72-3.3 Report by Magistrate Judge. In habeas cases that are not
summarily dismissed, and in all other matters covered by F.R.Civ.P. 72(b) that
the Magistrate Judge determines can be resolved without trial, the Magistrate
Judge shall file a report which may contain proposed findings of fact,
conclusions of law and recommendations for disposition. If the Magistrate Judge
concludes that a trial by a District Judge is required, the Magistrate Judge shall
so report to the District Judge.
 d. L.R. 72-3.4 Objections to Report Where Party In Custody. If a party is in
custody at the time of the filing of the Magistrate Judge's report, the time for
filing objections allowed under F.R.Civ.P. 72(b) shall be twenty (20) days or
such further time as the Magistrate Judge may order.

e. L.R. 72-3.5 Determination of Objections by District Judge. If no objections are

filed within the time allowed, the Magistrate Judge shall submit the matter to the
District Judge on the basis of the original report. If objections are timely filed,
the Magistrate Judge may issue a revised or supplemental report or submit the
matter to the District Judge on the basis of the original report.

f. L.R. 72-3.6 Filing of Transcript. If an evidentiary hearing was conducted by

the Magistrate Judge, the party objecting shall obtain and file a certified
transcript of the hearing or pertinent part thereof. Upon application, the
Magistrate Judge may extend the time to file the transcript.

DLV. LR 72-3 (1/16) LOCAL CIVIL RULE 72-3

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DLVI. 83-16 Habeas Corpus Petitions and Motions Under 28 U.S.C. Section 2255

a. L.R. 83-16.1 Court Forms. A petition for a writ of habeas corpus or a

motion filed pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255 shall be submitted on the forms
approved and supplied by the Court.

b. L.R. 83-16.2 Verification - Other Than By Person in Custody. If the

petition or motion is verified by a person other than the individual in
custody, the person verifying the document shall set forth the reason why it
has not been verified by the person in custody. The person verifying the
 document shall allege only facts personally known to that person. If facts are
alleged upon information and belief, the source of the information and belief
shall be stated.

c. L.R. 83-16.3 Habeas Corpus - Exclusion, Deportation and Removal Cases.

A next friend petition for a writ of habeas corpus in exclusion, deportation
and removal cases must allege that the petitioner has been authorized by
the applicant for admission or respondent in the proceedings to file the
petition. If the petition is filed by a relative who is the father, mother,
husband, wife, brother, sister, uncle or aunt of the applicant for admission in
the proceedings, that fact shall be alleged and authorization to file the
petition need not be shown.

DLVII. LR 83-16 (1/16) LOCAL CIVIL RULE 83-16

 DLVIII. NAME

DLIX. PRISON IDENTIFICATION/BOOKING NO.

DLX. ADDRESS OR PLACE OF CONFINEMENT

DLXI. Note: It is your responsibility to notify

the Clerk of Court in writing of any change
of address. If represented by an attorney,
provide his name, address, telephone and
facsimile numbers, and e-mail address.

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DLXIII. Petitioner,

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DLXVI. NAME OF WARDEN, SUPERINTENDENT, JAILOR OR AUTHORIZED PERSON HAVING CUSTODY OF PETITIONER

DLXVII. PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS BY A PERSON IN STATE

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i. 28 U.S.C. § 2254

DLXVIII. Respondent.

DLXIX. PLACE/COUNTY OF CONVICTION PREVIOUSLY FILED, RELATED CASES IN

THIS DISTRICT COURT
DLXX. (List by case number )
DLXXI. CV
DLXXII. CV

i. INSTRUCTIONS - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

DLXXIII. To use this form, you must be a person who either is currently serving a sentence under a judgment
against you in a California
DLXXIV. state court, or will be serving a sentence in the future under a judgment against you in a California
state court. You are asking for relief from the conviction and/or the sentence. This form is your
petition for relief.
DLXXV. In this petition, you may challenge the judgment entered by only one California state court. If you want to
challenge the judgment
DLXXVI. entered by a different California state court, you must file a separate petition.
DLXXVII. Make sure the form is typed or neatly handwritten. You must tell the truth and sign the form. If you make a
false statement of
DLXXVIII. a material fact, you may be prosecuted for perjury.
DLXXIX. Answer all the questions. You do not need to cite case law, but you do need to state the federal legal
theory and operative facts in support of each ground. You may submit additional pages if
necessary. If you do not fill out the form properly, you will be asked to submit additional or correct
information. If you want to submit a legal brief or arguments, you may attach a separate
memorandum.
DLXXX. You must include in this petition all the grounds for relief from the conviction and/or sentence that you
challenge. And you
DLXXXI. must state the facts that support each ground. If you fail to set forth all the grounds in this
petition, you may be barred from presenting additional grounds at a later date.
DLXXXII. You must pay a fee of $5.00. If the fee is paid, your petition will be filed. If you cannot afford the fee,
you may ask to proceed
DLXXXIII. in forma pauperis (as a poor person). To do that, you must fill out and sign the declaration of the
last two pages of the form. Also, you must have an authorized officer at the penal institution
complete the certificate as to the amount of money and securities on deposit to your credit in any
account at the institution. If your prison account exceeds $25.00, you must pay the filing fee.
DLXXXIV. When you have completed the form, send the original and two
copies to the following address: Clerk of the United States District
Court for the Central District of California United States Courthouse
 1. ATTN: Intake/Docket Section
2. 312 North Spring Street
3. Los Angeles, California 90012

DLXXXV. PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: (Check appropriate number)

DLXXXVI. This petition concerns:

DLXXXVII. a conviction and/or sentence.
DLXXXVIII. prison discipline.
DLXXXIX. a parole problem.
DXC. other.

a. P
E
T
I
T
I
O
N

DXCI. Venue
DXCII. Place of detention
DXCIII. Place of conviction and sentence

DXCIV. Conviction on which the petition is based (a separate petition must be filed for each conviction being attacked).
DXCV. Nature of offenses involved (include all counts) :

DXCVI. Penal or other code section or sections:

DXCVII. Case number:

DXCVIII. Date of conviction:
DXCIX. Date of sentence:
DC. Length of sentence on each count:

DCI. Plea (check one) :

 i. N
o
t

g
u
i
l
t
y

G
u
i
l
t
y
ii. Nolo contendere
DCII. Kind of
trial (check

one) : Jury
i. Judge only

DCIII. Did you appeal to the California Court of Appeal from the judgment of conviction? Yes No If so, giv
DCIV. Case number:
DCV. Grounds raised (list each) :
DCVI.
DCVII.

i. (
3
)
 ii. (
4
)
iii. (
5
)
iv. (
6
)
DCVIII. Date of decision:
DCIX. Resu
lt

DCX. If you did appeal, did you also file a Petition for Review with the California Supreme Court of
the Court of Appeal decision? Yes No
a. If so give the following information (and attach copies of the Petition for Review and the Supreme Court ruling
if available) :

DCXI. Case number:

DCXII. Grounds raised (list each) :
DCXIII.
DCXIV.
DCXV.
DCXVI.
DCXVII.
DCXVIII.
DCXIX. Date of decision:
DCXX. Result

DCXXI. If you did not appeal:

DCXXII. State your reasons
 DCXXIII. Did you seek permission to file a late appeal? Yes No

DCXXIV. Have you previously filed any habeas petitions in any state court with respect to this
judgment of conviction?
a. G Yes G No
b. If so, give the following information for each such petition (use additional pages if necessary, and
attach copies of the petitions and the rulings on the petitions if available):

DCXXV. (1) Name of court:

DCXXVI. Case number:
DCXXVII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):

DCXXVIII. Grounds raised (list each) :

DCXXIX.
DCXXX.
DCXXXI.
DCXXXII.
DCXXXIII.
DCXXXIV.
DCXXXV. Date of decision:
DCXXXVI. Result

DCXXXVII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

DCXXXVIII. (1) Name of court:

DCXXXIX. Case number:
DCXL. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing) :
DCXLI. Grounds raised (list each) :
DCXLII.
DCXLIII.
DCXLIV.
 DCXLV.
DCXLVI.
DCXLVII.
DCXLVIII. Date of decision:
DCXLIX. Result

DCL. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

DCLI. (1) Name of court:

DCLII. Case number:
DCLIII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
DCLIV. Grounds raised (list each) :
DCLV.
DCLVI.
DCLVII.
DCLVIII.
DCLIX.
DCLX.

DCLXI. Date of decision:

DCLXII. Result

DCLXIII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

DCLXIV. Did you file a petition for certiorari in the United States Supreme Court? Yes No If ye
DCLXV. Docket or case number (if you know):

DCLXVI. Result:

DCLXVII. Date of result (if you know):

DCLXVIII. Citation to the case (if you know):

 DCLXIX. For this petition, state every ground on which you claim that you are being held in violation
of the Constitution, laws, or treaties of the United States. Attach additional pages if you have
more than five grounds. Summarize briefly the facts supporting each ground. For example, if
you are claiming ineffective assistance of counsel, you must state facts specifically setting
forth what your attorney did or failed to do.
a. CAUTION: Exhaustion Requirement: In order to proceed in federal court, you
must ordinarily first exhaust your state court remedies with respect to each ground
on which you are requesting relief from the federal court. This means that, prior to
seeking relief from the federal court, you first must present all of your grounds to
the California Supreme Court.

DCLXX. Ground one:

DCLXXI. Supporting FACTS:

DCLXXIII. DCLXXV.
DCLXXII. (2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California
DCLXXIV. DCLXXVI.
Yes No
Court of Appeal?
DCLXXVII. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to theDCLXXVIII. DCLXXIX.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
DCLXXX. DCLXXXI. DCLXXXII.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

DCLXXXIII. Ground two:

DCLXXXIV. Supporting FACTS:

DCLXXXV.
DCLXXXVI. DCLXXXVII.DCLXXXVIII.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Yes No
Court of Appeal?
DCLXXXIX. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the DCXC. DCXCI.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
DCXCII.
DCXCIV. DCXCV. DCXCVI.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
 DCXCIII. c. Supreme Court? Ground three:

DCXCVII.
DCXCVIII. (1) Supporting FACTS: DCXCIX. DCC.

DCCI.DCCII. DCCIII.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California DCCIV.
Yes No
Court of Appeal?
DCCV. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the DCCVI. DCCVII.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
DCCVIII.
DCCX. DCCXII.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California DCCXIII.
Yes No
Supreme Court?

DCCIX. d.
DCCXI. Ground four:
DCCXIV.
DCCXV. (1) Supporting FACTS: DCCXVI. DCCXVII.

DCCXVIII.
DCCXIX. DCCXX. DCCXXI.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Yes No
Court of Appeal?
DCCXXII. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to theDCCXXIII. DCCXXIV.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
DCCXXV.
DCCXXVII. DCCXXIX. DCCXXX.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

DCCXXVI. e.
DCCXXVIII. Ground five:
DCCXXXI.
DCCXXXII. (1) Supporting FACTS: DCCXXXIII. DCCXXXIV.

DCCXXXV. Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Court of Appeal?
Yes
No
 DCCXXXVI. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to theDCCXXXVII.
CaliforniaDCCXXXVIII.
Yes No
Supreme Court?
DCCXXXIX. DCCXL. DCCXLI.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

DCCXLII. If any of the grounds listed in paragraph 7 were not previously presented to the California
Supreme Court, state briefly which grounds were not presented, and give your reasons:

DCCXLIII. Have you previously filed any habeas petitions in any federal court with respect to this
judgment of conviction?
DCCXLIV. Yes No
a. If so, give the following information for each such petition (use additional pages if necessary,
and attach copies of the petitions and the rulings on the petitions if available):

DCCXLV. (1) Name of

court:
DCCXLVI. Case number:
DCCXLVII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
DCCXLVIII. Grounds raised
(list each): (a)

i. (
b
)
ii. (
c
)
iii. (
d
)
iv. (
e
)
v. (
f
)
DCCXLIX. Date of decision:
 DCCL. Result

DCCLI. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

DCCLII. (1) Name of

court:
DCCLIII. Case number:
DCCLIV. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
DCCLV. Grounds raised
(list each): (a)

i. (
b
)
ii. (
c
)
iii. (
d
)
iv. (
e
)
v. (
f
)
DCCLVI. Date of decision:

DCCLVII. Result

DCCLVIII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

DCCLIX. Do you have any petitions now pending (i.e., filed but not yet decided) in any state or
federal court with respect to this judgment of conviction? Yes No
a. If so, give the following information (and attach a copy of the petition if available):
DCCLX. Name of court:
DCCLXI. Case number:
 DCCLXII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
DCCLXIII. Grounds raised (list each):
DCCLXIV.
DCCLXV.
DCCLXVI.
DCCLXVII.
DCCLXVIII.
DCCLXIX.

DCCLXX. Are you presently represented by

counsel? Yes No If so, provide name, address and telephone num

DCCLXXI. WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court grant petitioner relief to which he may be
entitled in this proceeding,

i. Signature of Attorney (if any)

DCCLXXII. I declare (or certify, verify, or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct.

DCCLXXIII. Executed on

DCCLXXIV. Date Signature of Petitioner

 1. Petitioner

2. Respondent(s)
ELECTION
REGARDING CONSENT TO PROCEED
BEFORE
i. A UNITED STATES
MAGISTRATE JUDGE

DCCLXXV. A magistrate judge is available under 28 U.S.C. § 636 ( c) to conduct all

proceedings in this case, including dispositive matters, and entry of final judgment.
However, a magistrate judge may be assigned to rule on dispositive matters only if
all parties voluntarily consent.

DCCLXXVI. Parties are free to withhold consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction without
adverse substantive consequences.

DCCLXXVII. If both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, any appeal
would be made directly to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, as if a district judge
had decided the matter.

DCCLXXVIII. Unless both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, the
assigned magistrate judge will continue to decide only non-dispositive matters,
and will issue a Report and Recommendation to the district judge as to all
dispositive matters.

DCCLXXIX. Please check the “yes” or “no” box regarding your decision to consent to a United
States Magistrate Judge, and sign below.

DCCLXXX. Yes, I voluntarily consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further
proceedings in this case, decide all dispositive and non-dispositive matters, and order the
entry of final judgment.

DCCLXXXI. No, I do not consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further proceedings in
this case.
 DCCLXXXII. Executed on

DCCLXXXIII. Date Signature of Petitioner/Counsel for Petitioner

DCCLXXXIV. Petitioner

DCCLXXXV. Respondent(s)

1. DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF REQUEST

a. TO PROCEED
b. IN FORMA PAUPERIS

DCCLXXXVI. I, , declare that I am the petitioner in the

above entitled case; that in support of my motion to proceed without being required to prepay
fees, costs or give security therefor, I state that because of my poverty I am unable to pay the
costs of said proceeding or to give security therefor; that I believe I am entitled to relief.

DCCLXXXVII. Are you presently employed? Yes No

DCCLXXXVIII. If the answer is yes, state the amount of your salary or wages per month, and give the
name and address of your employer.

DCCLXXXIX. If the answer is no, state the date of last employment and the amount of the salary and
wages per month which you received.

DCCXC. Have you received, within the past twelve months, any money from any of the following
sources?
 DCCXCII.
DCCXCI. a. Business, profession or form of self- DCCXCIII. DCCXCIV.
Yes No
employment?
DCCXCVI.
DCCXCV. b. Rent payments, interest or dividends?DCCXCVII.DCCXCVIII.
Yes No
DCCXCIX. DCCC.
c. Pensions, annuities or life insurance DCCCI. DCCCII.
Yes No
payments?
DCCCIV.
DCCCIII. d. Gifts or inheritances? DCCCV. DCCCVI.
Yes No
DCCCVIII.
DCCCVII. e. Any other sources? DCCCIX. DCCCX.
Yes No

DCCCXI. If the answer to any of the above is yes, describe each source of money and state the
amount received from each during the past twelve months:

DCCCXII. Do you own any cash, or do you have money in a checking or savings account? (Include any
funds in prison accounts)

a. Yes No

DCCCXIII. If the answer is yes, state the total value of the items owned:

DCCCXIV. Do you own any real estate, stocks, bonds, notes, automobiles, or other valuable
property? (Excluding ordinary household furnishings and clothing) Yes No
DCCCXV. If the answer is yes, describe the property and state its approximate value:

DCCCXVI. List the persons who are dependent upon you for support, state your relationship to those
persons, and indicate how much you contribute toward their support:

DCCCXVII. I, declare (or certify, verify or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct.
DCCCXVIII. Executed on
1. Date Signature of Petitioner
 a. C
E
R
T
I
F
I
C
A
T
E
DCCCXIX. I hereby certify that the Petitioner herein has the sum of $ on
account to his credit at the
insti
tution where he is confined. I further certify that Petitioner likewise has the following securities
to his credit according to the records of said institution:

i. Date Authorized Officer of Institution/Title

of Officer

DCCCXX. NAME

DCCCXXI. PRISON IDENTIFICATION/BOOKING NO.

DCCCXXII. ADDRESS OR PLACE OF CONFINEMENT

DCCCXXIII. Note: It is your responsibility to notify

the Clerk of Court in writing of any change
of address. If represented by an attorney,
provide his name, address, telephone and
facsimile numbers, and e-mail address.

i. UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL
DISTRICT OF
CALIFORNIA
 i. C
A
S
E

N
U
M
B
E
R
:

DCCCXXIV. FULL NAME (Include name under which you were convicted )

a. v.

DCCCXXV. Petitioner,

DCCCXXVI. CV
a. To be supplied by the Clerk of the United States District Court

DCCCXXVII. G AMENDED

DCCCXXVIII. NAME OF WARDEN, SUPERINTENDENT, JAILOR OR AUTHORIZED PERSON HAVING CUSTODY OF PETITIONER

DCCCXXIX. PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS BY A PERSON IN STATE

CUSTODY
i. 28 U.S.C. § 2254

DCCCXXX. Respondent.

DCCCXXXI. PLACE/COUNTY OF CONVICTION PREVIOUSLY FILED, RELATED CASES IN

THIS DISTRICT COURT
DCCCXXXII. (List by case number )
DCCCXXXIII. CV
DCCCXXXIV. CV
 i. INSTRUCTIONS - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
DCCCXXXV. To use this form, you must be a person who either is currently serving a sentence under a judgment
against you in a California
DCCCXXXVI. state court, or will be serving a sentence in the future under a judgment against you in a California
state court. You are asking for relief from the conviction and/or the sentence. This form is your
petition for relief.
DCCCXXXVII. In this petition, you may challenge the judgment entered by only one California state court. If you want to
challenge the judgment
DCCCXXXVIII. entered by a different California state court, you must file a separate petition.
DCCCXXXIX. Make sure the form is typed or neatly handwritten. You must tell the truth and sign the form. If you make a
false statement of
DCCCXL. a material fact, you may be prosecuted for perjury.
DCCCXLI. Answer all the questions. You do not need to cite case law, but you do need to state the federal legal
theory and operative facts in support of each ground. You may submit additional pages if
necessary. If you do not fill out the form properly, you will be asked to submit additional or correct
information. If you want to submit a legal brief or arguments, you may attach a separate
memorandum.
DCCCXLII. You must include in this petition all the grounds for relief from the conviction and/or sentence that you
challenge. And you
DCCCXLIII. must state the facts that support each ground. If you fail to set forth all the grounds in this
petition, you may be barred from presenting additional grounds at a later date.
DCCCXLIV. You must pay a fee of $5.00. If the fee is paid, your petition will be filed. If you cannot afford the fee,
you may ask to proceed
DCCCXLV. in forma pauperis (as a poor person). To do that, you must fill out and sign the declaration of the
last two pages of the form. Also, you must have an authorized officer at the penal institution
complete the certificate as to the amount of money and securities on deposit to your credit in any
account at the institution. If your prison account exceeds $25.00, you must pay the filing fee.
DCCCXLVI. When you have completed the form, send the original and two
copies to the following address: Clerk of the United States District
Court for the Central District of California United States Courthouse
1. ATTN: Intake/Docket Section
2. 312 North Spring Street
3. Los Angeles, California 90012

DCCCXLVII. PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: (Check appropriate number)

DCCCXLVIII. This petition concerns:

DCCCXLIX. a conviction and/or sentence.
DCCCL. prison discipline.
DCCCLI. a parole problem.
DCCCLII. other.

a. P
E
T
I
T
I
O
N
 DCCCLIII. Venue
DCCCLIV. Place of detention
DCCCLV. Place of conviction and sentence

DCCCLVI. Conviction on which the petition is based (a separate petition must be filed for each conviction being attacked).
DCCCLVII. Nature of offenses involved (include all counts) :

DCCCLVIII. Penal or other code section or sections:

DCCCLIX. Case number:

DCCCLX. Date of conviction:
DCCCLXI. Date of sentence:
DCCCLXII. Length of sentence on each count:

DCCCLXIII. Plea (check one) :

i. N
o
t

g
u
i
l
t
y

G
u
 i
l
t
y
ii. Nolo contendere
DCCCLXIV. Kind of
trial (check

one) : Jury
i. Judge only

DCCCLXV. Did you appeal to the California Court of Appeal from the judgment of conviction? Yes No If so, giv
DCCCLXVI. Case number:
DCCCLXVII. Grounds raised (list each) :
DCCCLXVIII.
DCCCLXIX.

i. (
3
)
ii. (
4
)
iii. (
5
)
iv. (
6
)

DCCCLXX. Date of decision:

DCCCLXXI. Resu
lt

DCCCLXXII. If you did appeal, did you also file a Petition for Review with the California Supreme Court of
the Court of Appeal decision? Yes No
 a. If so give the following information (and attach copies of the Petition for Review and the Supreme Court ruling
if available) :

DCCCLXXIII. Case number:

DCCCLXXIV. Grounds raised (list each) :
DCCCLXXV.
DCCCLXXVI.
DCCCLXXVII.
DCCCLXXVIII.
DCCCLXXIX.
DCCCLXXX.
DCCCLXXXI. Date of decision:
DCCCLXXXII. Result

DCCCLXXXIII. If you did not appeal:

DCCCLXXXIV. State your reasons

DCCCLXXXV. Did you seek permission to file a late appeal? Yes No

DCCCLXXXVI. Have you previously filed any habeas petitions in any state court with respect to this
judgment of conviction?
a. G Yes G No
b. If so, give the following information for each such petition (use additional pages if necessary, and
attach copies of the petitions and the rulings on the petitions if available):

DCCCLXXXVII. (1) Name of court:

DCCCLXXXVIII. Case number:
DCCCLXXXIX. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):

DCCCXC. Grounds raised (list each) :

 DCCCXCI.
DCCCXCII.
DCCCXCIII.
DCCCXCIV.
DCCCXCV.
DCCCXCVI.
DCCCXCVII. Date of decision:
DCCCXCVIII. Result

DCCCXCIX. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

CM. (1) Name of court:

CMI. Case number:
CMII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing) :
CMIII. Grounds raised (list each) :
CMIV.
CMV.
CMVI.
CMVII.
CMVIII.
CMIX.
CMX. Date of decision:
CMXI. Result

CMXII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

CMXIII. (1) Name of court:

CMXIV. Case number:
CMXV. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
CMXVI. Grounds raised (list each) :
CMXVII.
 CMXVIII.
CMXIX.
CMXX.
CMXXI.
CMXXII.

CMXXIII. Date of decision:

CMXXIV. Result

CMXXV. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

CMXXVI. Did you file a petition for certiorari in the United States Supreme Court? Yes No If ye
CMXXVII. Docket or case number (if you know):

CMXXVIII. Result:

CMXXIX. Date of result (if you know):

CMXXX. Citation to the case (if you know):

CMXXXI. For this petition, state every ground on which you claim that you are being held in violation
of the Constitution, laws, or treaties of the United States. Attach additional pages if you have
more than five grounds. Summarize briefly the facts supporting each ground. For example, if
you are claiming ineffective assistance of counsel, you must state facts specifically setting
forth what your attorney did or failed to do.
a. CAUTION: Exhaustion Requirement: In order to proceed in federal court, you
must ordinarily first exhaust your state court remedies with respect to each ground
on which you are requesting relief from the federal court. This means that, prior to
seeking relief from the federal court, you first must present all of your grounds to
the California Supreme Court.

CMXXXII. Ground one:

CMXXXIII. Supporting FACTS:

 CMXXXV. CMXXXVII.
CMXXXIV. (2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California
CMXXXVI. CMXXXVIII.
Yes No
Court of Appeal?
CMXXXIX. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the CMXL. CMXLI.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
CMXLII. CMXLIII. CMXLIV.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

CMXLV. Ground two:

CMXLVI. Supporting FACTS:

CMXLVII.
CMXLVIII. CMXLIX.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California CML.
Yes No
Court of Appeal?
CMLI. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the CMLII. CMLIII.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
CMLIV.CMLVI. CMLVII. CMLVIII.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No

Supreme Court? Ground three:

CMLV. c.
CMLIX.CMLX. (1) Supporting FACTS: CMLXI. CMLXII.

CMLXIII.
CMLXIV. CMLXV. CMLXVI.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Yes No
Court of Appeal?
CMLXVII. CMLXVIII. CMLXIX.
(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the Yes No
California Supreme Court?
CMLXX.
CMLXXII. CMLXXIV. CMLXXV.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

CMLXXI. d.
CMLXXIII. Ground four:
CMLXXVI.
CMLXXVII. (1) Supporting FACTS: CMLXXVIII. CMLXXIX.
 CMLXXX.
CMLXXXI. CMLXXXII. CMLXXXIII.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Yes No
Court of Appeal?
CMLXXXIV. CMLXXXV.CMLXXXVI.
(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the Yes No
California Supreme Court?
CMLXXXVII.
CMLXXXIX. CMXCI. CMXCII.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

CMLXXXVIII. e.
CMXC. Ground five:
CMXCIII.
CMXCIV. (1) Supporting FACTS: CMXCV. CMXCVI.

CMXCVII. Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Court of Appeal?
Yes
No

CMXCVIII. CMXCIX.
(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the California YesM. No
Supreme Court?
MI. (4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California MII. MIII.
Yes No
Supreme Court?

MIV. If any of the grounds listed in paragraph 7 were not previously presented to the California
Supreme Court, state briefly which grounds were not presented, and give your reasons:

MV. Have you previously filed any habeas petitions in any federal court with respect to this
judgment of conviction?
MVI. Yes No
 a. If so, give the following information for each such petition (use additional pages if necessary,
and attach copies of the petitions and the rulings on the petitions if available):

MVII. (1) Name of

court:
MVIII. Case number:
MIX. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MX. Grounds raised
(list each): (a)

i. (
b
)
ii. (
c
)
iii. (
d
)
iv. (
e
)
v. (
f
)
MXI. Date of decision:
MXII. Result

MXIII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

MXIV. (1) Name of

court:
MXV. Case number:
MXVI. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MXVII. Grounds raised
(list each): (a)

i. (
b
)
 ii. (
c
)
iii. (
d
)
iv. (
e
)
v. (
f
)
MXVIII. Date of decision:

MXIX. Result

MXX. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

MXXI. Do you have any petitions now pending (i.e., filed but not yet decided) in any state or
federal court with respect to this judgment of conviction? Yes No
a. If so, give the following information (and attach a copy of the petition if available):
MXXII. Name of court:
MXXIII. Case number:
MXXIV. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MXXV. Grounds raised (list each):
MXXVI.
MXXVII.
MXXVIII.
MXXIX.
MXXX.
MXXXI.

MXXXII. Are you presently represented by

counsel? Yes No If so, provide name, address and telephone num
 MXXXIII. WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court grant petitioner relief to which he may be
entitled in this proceeding,

i. Signature of Attorney (if any)

MXXXIV. I declare (or certify, verify, or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct.

MXXXV. Executed on

MXXXVI. Date Signature of Petitioner

1. Petitioner

2. Respondent(s)
ELECTION
REGARDING CONSENT TO PROCEED
BEFORE
i. A UNITED STATES
MAGISTRATE JUDGE

MXXXVII. A magistrate judge is available under 28 U.S.C. § 636 ( c) to conduct all

proceedings in this case, including dispositive matters, and entry of final judgment.
However, a magistrate judge may be assigned to rule on dispositive matters only if
all parties voluntarily consent.
MXXXVIII. Parties are free to withhold consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction without
adverse substantive consequences.

MXXXIX. If both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, any appeal
would be made directly to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, as if a district judge
had decided the matter.

MXL. Unless both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, the
assigned magistrate judge will continue to decide only non-dispositive matters,
and will issue a Report and Recommendation to the district judge as to all
dispositive matters.

MXLI. Please check the “yes” or “no” box regarding your decision to consent to a United
States Magistrate Judge, and sign below.

MXLII. Yes, I voluntarily consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further
proceedings in this case, decide all dispositive and non-dispositive matters, and order the
entry of final judgment.

MXLIII. No, I do not consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further proceedings in
this case.

MXLIV. Executed on

MXLV. Date Signature of Petitioner/Counsel for Petitioner

MXLVI. Petitioner

MXLVII. Respondent(s)
 1. DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF REQUEST
a. TO PROCEED
b. IN FORMA PAUPERIS

MXLVIII. I, , declare that I am the petitioner in the

above entitled case; that in support of my motion to proceed without being required to prepay
fees, costs or give security therefor, I state that because of my poverty I am unable to pay the
costs of said proceeding or to give security therefor; that I believe I am entitled to relief.

MXLIX. Are you presently employed? Yes No

ML. If the answer is yes, state the amount of your salary or wages per month, and give the
name and address of your employer.

MLI. If the answer is no, state the date of last employment and the amount of the salary and
wages per month which you received.

MLII. Have you received, within the past twelve months, any money from any of the following
sources?
MLIII. MLIV.
a. Business, profession or form of self- MLV. Yes
MLVI. No
employment?
MLVII.MLVIII.
b. Rent payments, interest or dividends? MLIX. Yes
MLX. No
MLXI. MLXII.
c. Pensions, annuities or life insurance MLXIII. MLXIV.
Yes No
payments?
MLXV.MLXVI.
d. Gifts or inheritances? MLXVII. MLXVIII.
Yes No
MLXIX.MLXX.
e. Any other sources? MLXXI. MLXXII.
Yes No

MLXXIII. If the answer to any of the above is yes, describe each source of money and state the
amount received from each during the past twelve months:

MLXXIV. Do you own any cash, or do you have money in a checking or savings account? (Include any
funds in prison accounts)
 a. Yes No

MLXXV. If the answer is yes, state the total value of the items owned:

MLXXVI. Do you own any real estate, stocks, bonds, notes, automobiles, or other valuable
property? (Excluding ordinary household furnishings and clothing) Yes No
MLXXVII. If the answer is yes, describe the property and state its approximate value:

MLXXVIII. List the persons who are dependent upon you for support, state your relationship to those
persons, and indicate how much you contribute toward their support:

MLXXIX. I, declare (or certify, verify or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct.
MLXXX. Executed on
1. Date Signature of Petitioner

a. C
E
R
T
I
F
I
C
A
T
E
MLXXXI. I hereby certify that the Petitioner herein has the sum of $ on
account to his credit at the
insti
 tution where he is confined. I further certify that Petitioner likewise has the following securities
to his credit according to the records of said institution:

i. Date Authorized Officer of Institution/Title

of Officer

MLXXXII. NAME

MLXXXIII. PRISON IDENTIFICATION/BOOKING NO.

MLXXXIV. ADDRESS OR PLACE OF CONFINEMENT

MLXXXV. Note: It is your responsibility to notify

the Clerk of Court in writing of any change
of address. If represented by an attorney,
provide his name, address, telephone and
facsimile numbers, and e-mail address.

i. UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL
DISTRICT OF
CALIFORNIA
i. C
A
S
E

N
U
M
B
E
R
:

MLXXXVI. FULL NAME (Include name under which you were convicted )
 a. v.

MLXXXVII. Petitioner,

MLXXXVIII. CV
a. To be supplied by the Clerk of the United States District Court

MLXXXIX. G AMENDED

MXC. NAME OF WARDEN, SUPERINTENDENT, JAILOR OR AUTHORIZED PERSON HAVING CUSTODY OF PETITIONER

MXCI. PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS BY A PERSON IN STATE

CUSTODY
i. 28 U.S.C. § 2254

MXCII. Respondent.

MXCIII. PLACE/COUNTY OF CONVICTION PREVIOUSLY FILED, RELATED CASES IN

THIS DISTRICT COURT
MXCIV. (List by case number )
MXCV. CV
MXCVI. CV

i. INSTRUCTIONS - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

MXCVII. To use this form, you must be a person who either is currently serving a sentence under a judgment
against you in a California
MXCVIII. state court, or will be serving a sentence in the future under a judgment against you in a California
state court. You are asking for relief from the conviction and/or the sentence. This form is your
petition for relief.
MXCIX. In this petition, you may challenge the judgment entered by only one California state court. If you want to
challenge the judgment
MC. entered by a different California state court, you must file a separate petition.
MCI. Make sure the form is typed or neatly handwritten. You must tell the truth and sign the form. If you make a
false statement of
MCII. a material fact, you may be prosecuted for perjury.
MCIII. Answer all the questions. You do not need to cite case law, but you do need to state the federal legal
theory and operative facts in support of each ground. You may submit additional pages if
necessary. If you do not fill out the form properly, you will be asked to submit additional or correct
 information. If you want to submit a legal brief or arguments, you may attach a separate
memorandum.
MCIV. You must include in this petition all the grounds for relief from the conviction and/or sentence that you
challenge. And you
MCV. must state the facts that support each ground. If you fail to set forth all the grounds in this
petition, you may be barred from presenting additional grounds at a later date.
MCVI. You must pay a fee of $5.00. If the fee is paid, your petition will be filed. If you cannot afford the fee,
you may ask to proceed
MCVII. in forma pauperis (as a poor person). To do that, you must fill out and sign the declaration of the
last two pages of the form. Also, you must have an authorized officer at the penal institution
complete the certificate as to the amount of money and securities on deposit to your credit in any
account at the institution. If your prison account exceeds $25.00, you must pay the filing fee.
MCVIII. When you have completed the form, send the original and two
copies to the following address: Clerk of the United States District
Court for the Central District of California United States Courthouse
1. ATTN: Intake/Docket Section
2. 312 North Spring Street
3. Los Angeles, California 90012

MCIX. PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: (Check appropriate number)

MCX. This petition concerns:

MCXI. a conviction and/or sentence.
MCXII. prison discipline.
MCXIII. a parole problem.
MCXIV. other.

a. P
E
T
I
T
I
O
N

MCXV. Venue
MCXVI. Place of detention
MCXVII. Place of conviction and sentence

MCXVIII. Conviction on which the petition is based (a separate petition must be filed for each conviction being attacked).
MCXIX. Nature of offenses involved (include all counts) :

MCXX. Penal or other code section or sections:

 MCXXI. Case number:
MCXXII. Date of conviction:
MCXXIII. Date of sentence:
MCXXIV. Length of sentence on each count:

MCXXV. Plea (check one) :

i. N
o
t

g
u
i
l
t
y

G
u
i
l
t
y
ii. Nolo contendere
MCXXVI. Kind of
trial (check

one) : Jury
i. Judge only
 MCXXVII. Did you appeal to the California Court of Appeal from the judgment of conviction? Yes No If so, giv
MCXXVIII. Case number:
MCXXIX. Grounds raised (list each) :
MCXXX.
MCXXXI.

i. (
3
)
ii. (
4
)
iii. (
5
)
iv. (
6
)
MCXXXII. Date of decision:
MCXXXIII. Resu
lt

MCXXXIV. If you did appeal, did you also file a Petition for Review with the California Supreme Court of
the Court of Appeal decision? Yes No
a. If so give the following information (and attach copies of the Petition for Review and the Supreme Court ruling
if available) :

MCXXXV. Case number:

MCXXXVI. Grounds raised (list each) :
MCXXXVII.
MCXXXVIII.
MCXXXIX.
MCXL.
MCXLI.
MCXLII.
MCXLIII. Date of decision:
 MCXLIV. Result

MCXLV. If you did not appeal:

MCXLVI. State your reasons

MCXLVII. Did you seek permission to file a late appeal? Yes No

MCXLVIII. Have you previously filed any habeas petitions in any state court with respect to this
judgment of conviction?
a. G Yes G No
b. If so, give the following information for each such petition (use additional pages if necessary, and
attach copies of the petitions and the rulings on the petitions if available):

MCXLIX. (1) Name of court:

MCL. Case number:
MCLI. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):

MCLII. Grounds raised (list each) :

MCLIII.
MCLIV.
MCLV.
MCLVI.
MCLVII.
MCLVIII.
MCLIX. Date of decision:
MCLX. Result

MCLXI. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

 MCLXII. (1) Name of court:
MCLXIII. Case number:
MCLXIV. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing) :
MCLXV. Grounds raised (list each) :
MCLXVI.
MCLXVII.
MCLXVIII.
MCLXIX.
MCLXX.
MCLXXI.
MCLXXII. Date of decision:
MCLXXIII. Result

MCLXXIV. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

MCLXXV. (1) Name of court:

MCLXXVI. Case number:
MCLXXVII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MCLXXVIII. Grounds raised (list each) :
MCLXXIX.
MCLXXX.
MCLXXXI.
MCLXXXII.
MCLXXXIII.
MCLXXXIV.

MCLXXXV. Date of decision:

MCLXXXVI. Result

MCLXXXVII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

MCLXXXVIII. Did you file a petition for certiorari in the United States Supreme Court? Yes No If ye
MCLXXXIX. Docket or case number (if you know):

MCXC. Result:

MCXCI. Date of result (if you know):

MCXCII. Citation to the case (if you know):

MCXCIII. For this petition, state every ground on which you claim that you are being held in violation
of the Constitution, laws, or treaties of the United States. Attach additional pages if you have
more than five grounds. Summarize briefly the facts supporting each ground. For example, if
you are claiming ineffective assistance of counsel, you must state facts specifically setting
forth what your attorney did or failed to do.
a. CAUTION: Exhaustion Requirement: In order to proceed in federal court, you
must ordinarily first exhaust your state court remedies with respect to each ground
on which you are requesting relief from the federal court. This means that, prior to
seeking relief from the federal court, you first must present all of your grounds to
the California Supreme Court.

MCXCIV. Ground one:

MCXCV. Supporting FACTS:

MCXCVII. MCXCIX.
MCXCVI. (2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California
MCXCVIII. MCC.
Yes No
Court of Appeal?
MCCI. (3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the MCCII. MCCIII.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
MCCIV. MCCV.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California MCCVI.
Yes No
Supreme Court?

MCCVII. Ground two:

MCCVIII. Supporting FACTS:

MCCIX.MCCX. MCCXI.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California MCCXII.
Yes No
Court of Appeal?
MCCXIII. MCCXIV.
(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the MCCXV.
Yes No
California Supreme Court?
MCCXVI.
MCCXVIII. MCCXIX.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California MCCXX.
Yes No

Supreme Court? Ground three:

MCCXVII. c.
MCCXXI.
MCCXXII. (1) Supporting FACTS: MCCXXIII. MCCXXIV.

MCCXXV.
MCCXXVI. MCCXXVII.MCCXXVIII.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Yes No
Court of Appeal?
MCCXXIX. MCCXXX. MCCXXXI.
(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the Yes No
California Supreme Court?
MCCXXXII.
MCCXXXIV. MCCXXXVI.MCCXXXVII.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

MCCXXXIII. d.
MCCXXXV. Ground four:
MCCXXXVIII.
MCCXXXIX. (1) Supporting FACTS: MCCXL. MCCXLI.

MCCXLII.
MCCXLIII. MCCXLIV. MCCXLV.
(2) Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Yes No
Court of Appeal?
MCCXLVI. MCCXLVII. MCCXLVIII.
(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the Yes No
California Supreme Court?
MCCXLIX.
MCCLI. MCCLIII. MCCLIV.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

MCCL. e.
MCCLII. Ground five:
MCCLV.
MCCLVI. (1) Supporting FACTS: MCCLVII. MCCLVIII.
 MCCLIX. Did you raise this claim on direct appeal to the California Court of Appeal?
Yes
No

MCCLX. MCCLXI. MCCLXII.

(3) Did you raise this claim in a Petition for Review to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?
MCCLXIII. MCCLXIV. MCCLXV.
(4) Did you raise this claim in a habeas petition to the California Yes No
Supreme Court?

MCCLXVI. If any of the grounds listed in paragraph 7 were not previously presented to the California
Supreme Court, state briefly which grounds were not presented, and give your reasons:

MCCLXVII. Have you previously filed any habeas petitions in any federal court with respect to this
judgment of conviction?
MCCLXVIII. Yes No
a. If so, give the following information for each such petition (use additional pages if necessary,
and attach copies of the petitions and the rulings on the petitions if available):

MCCLXIX. (1) Name of

court:
MCCLXX. Case number:
MCCLXXI. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MCCLXXII. Grounds raised
(list each): (a)

i. (
b
)
ii. (
c
)
 iii. (
d
)
iv. (
e
)
v. (
f
)
MCCLXXIII. Date of decision:
MCCLXXIV. Result

MCCLXXV. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

MCCLXXVI. (1) Name of

court:
MCCLXXVII. Case number:
MCCLXXVIII. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MCCLXXIX. Grounds raised
(list each): (a)

i. (
b
)
ii. (
c
)
iii. (
d
)
iv. (
e
)
v. (
f
)
MCCLXXX. Date of decision:

MCCLXXXI. Result
 MCCLXXXII. Was an evidentiary hearing held? Yes No

MCCLXXXIII. Do you have any petitions now pending (i.e., filed but not yet decided) in any state or
federal court with respect to this judgment of conviction? Yes No
a. If so, give the following information (and attach a copy of the petition if available):
MCCLXXXIV. Name of court:
MCCLXXXV. Case number:
MCCLXXXVI. Date filed (or if mailed, the date the petition was turned over to the prison authorities for mailing):
MCCLXXXVII. Grounds raised (list each):
MCCLXXXVIII.
MCCLXXXIX.
MCCXC.
MCCXCI.
MCCXCII.
MCCXCIII.

MCCXCIV. Are you presently represented by

counsel? Yes No If so, provide name, address and telephone num

MCCXCV. WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that the Court grant petitioner relief to which he may be
entitled in this proceeding,

i. Signature of Attorney (if any)

MCCXCVI. I declare (or certify, verify, or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct.
MCCXCVII. Executed on

MCCXCVIII. Date Signature of Petitioner

1. Petitioner

2. Respondent(s)
ELECTION
REGARDING CONSENT TO PROCEED
BEFORE
i. A UNITED STATES
MAGISTRATE JUDGE

MCCXCIX. A magistrate judge is available under 28 U.S.C. § 636 ( c) to conduct all

proceedings in this case, including dispositive matters, and entry of final judgment.
However, a magistrate judge may be assigned to rule on dispositive matters only if
all parties voluntarily consent.

MCCC. Parties are free to withhold consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction without
adverse substantive consequences.

MCCCI. If both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, any appeal
would be made directly to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, as if a district judge
had decided the matter.

MCCCII. Unless both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, the
assigned magistrate judge will continue to decide only non-dispositive matters,
and will issue a Report and Recommendation to the district judge as to all
dispositive matters.

MCCCIII. Please check the “yes” or “no” box regarding your decision to consent to a United
States Magistrate Judge, and sign below.
MCCCIV. Yes, I voluntarily consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further
proceedings in this case, decide all dispositive and non-dispositive matters, and order the
entry of final judgment.

MCCCV. No, I do not consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further proceedings in
this case.

MCCCVI. Executed on

MCCCVII. Date Signature of Petitioner/Counsel for Petitioner

MCCCVIII. Petitioner

MCCCIX. Respondent(s)

1. DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF REQUEST

a. TO PROCEED
b. IN FORMA PAUPERIS

MCCCX. I, , declare that I am the petitioner in the

above entitled case; that in support of my motion to proceed without being required to prepay
fees, costs or give security therefor, I state that because of my poverty I am unable to pay the
costs of said proceeding or to give security therefor; that I believe I am entitled to relief.

MCCCXI. Are you presently employed? Yes No

 MCCCXII. If the answer is yes, state the amount of your salary or wages per month, and give the
name and address of your employer.

MCCCXIII. If the answer is no, state the date of last employment and the amount of the salary and
wages per month which you received.

MCCCXIV. Have you received, within the past twelve months, any money from any of the following
sources?
MCCCXVI.
MCCCXV. a. Business, profession or form of self-MCCCXVII.MCCCXVIII.
Yes No
employment?
MCCCXX.
MCCCXIX. b. Rent payments, interest or dividends? MCCCXXI.MCCCXXII.
Yes No
MCCCXXIV.
MCCCXXIII. c. Pensions, annuities or life insuranceMCCCXXV.MCCCXXVI.
Yes No
payments?
MCCCXXVIII.
MCCCXXVII. d. Gifts or inheritances? MCCCXXIX.MCCCXXX.
Yes No
MCCCXXXII.
MCCCXXXI. e. Any other sources? MCCCXXXIII. Yes
MCCCXXXIV. No

MCCCXXXV. If the answer to any of the above is yes, describe each source of money and state the
amount received from each during the past twelve months:

MCCCXXXVI. Do you own any cash, or do you have money in a checking or savings account? (Include any
funds in prison accounts)

a. Yes No

MCCCXXXVII. If the answer is yes, state the total value of the items owned:

MCCCXXXVIII. Do you own any real estate, stocks, bonds, notes, automobiles, or other valuable
property? (Excluding ordinary household furnishings and clothing) Yes No
MCCCXXXIX. If the answer is yes, describe the property and state its approximate value:

MCCCXL. List the persons who are dependent upon you for support, state your relationship to those
persons, and indicate how much you contribute toward their support:
 MCCCXLI. I, declare (or certify, verify or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct.
MCCCXLII. Executed on
1. Date Signature of Petitioner

a. C
E
R
T
I
F
I
C
A
T
E
MCCCXLIII. I hereby certify that the Petitioner herein has the sum of $ on
account to his credit at the
insti
tution where he is confined. I further certify that Petitioner likewise has the following securities
to his credit according to the records of said institution:

i. Date Authorized Officer of Institution/Title

of Officer

MCCCXLIV. NAME, ADDRESS & TELEPHONE NUMBER OF ATTORNEY(S)

FOR PARTY, OR NAME, ADDRESS & INMATE ID # OF
PETITIONER IF PETITIONER IS PRO PER
 MCCCXLV. ATTORNEYS FOR:

MCCCXLVI. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CENTRAL DISTRICT

OF CALIFORNIA

i. C
A
S
E

N
U
M
B
E
R

b. P
e
t
i
t
i
o
n
e
r
,

v
.

MCCCXLVII. Respondent.

MCCCXLVIII. CONSENT TO PROCEED BEFORE A UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE

i. (STATE /FEDERAL HABEAS CASE)

MCCCXLIX. NOTICE OF A MAGISTRATE JUDGE’S AVAILABILITY

MCCCL. A magistrate judge is available under 28 U.S.C. § 636 ( c) to conduct all proceedings in this case,
including dispositive matters, and entry of final judgment. However, a magistrate judge can be
assigned to rule on dispositive matters only if all parties voluntarily consent.

MCCCLI. You are free to withhold consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction.

 MCCCLII. If both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, either party may appeal directly
to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, as if a district judge had decided the matter.

MCCCLIII. If both parties do not consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, the assigned magistrate judge
will continue to decide all non-dispositive matters, and will issue a Report and Recommendation to
the district judge as to all dispositive matters.

MCCCLIV. CONSENT TO MAGISTRATE JUDGE FOR ALL PURPOSES

a. I voluntarily consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further
proceedings in this case, decide all dispositive and non-dispositive matters, and order the
entry of final judgment.

MCCCLV. Name of Counsel OR Party if Pro Per Signature and date Counsel for (Name
Party)

MCCCLVI. NOTICE TO COUNSEL FROM CLERK

a. All parties having consented to proceed before the assigned magistrate judge, please
specify the case number as
 on all documents subsequently filed in this case.

MCCCLVII. ENTITIES THAT OF WILLIAM P WILLIAMSON

MCCCLVIII. SUPER NOVUS COUNSELS
MCCCLIX. STEVEN VAN SCHOFER ESQ. IN RANKING ATTORNEY(S)
PETITIONER IF PETITIONER IS PRO PER

MCCCLX. ATTORNEYS FOR:

MCCCLXI. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

MCCCLXII. CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

i. C
A
S
E

N
U
M
B
E
R

b. P
e
t
i
t
 i
o
n
e
r
,

v
.

MCCCLXIII. Respondent.

MCCCLXIV. CONSENT TO PROCEED BEFORE A UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE

i. (STATE /FEDERAL HABEAS CASE)

MCCCLXV. NOTICE OF A MAGISTRATE JUDGE’S AVAILABILITY

MCCCLXVI. A magistrate judge is available under 28 U.S.C. § 636 ( c) to conduct all proceedings in this case,
including dispositive matters, and entry of final judgment. However, a magistrate judge can be
assigned to rule on dispositive matters only if all parties voluntarily consent.

MCCCLXVII. You are free to withhold consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction.

MCCCLXVIII. If both parties consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, either party may appeal directly
to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, as if a district judge had decided the matter.

MCCCLXIX. If both parties do not consent to have a magistrate judge decide the case, the assigned magistrate judge
will continue to decide all non-dispositive matters, and will issue a Report and Recommendation to
the district judge as to all dispositive matters.

MCCCLXX. CONSENT TO MAGISTRATE JUDGE FOR ALL PURPOSES

a. I voluntarily consent to have a United States Magistrate Judge conduct all further
proceedings in this case, decide all dispositive and non-dispositive matters, and order the
entry of final judgment.

MCCCLXXI. Name of Counsel OR Party if Pro Per Signature and date Counsel for (Name
Party)

MCCCLXXII. NOTICE TO COUNSEL FROM CLERK

a. All parties having consented to proceed before the assigned magistrate judge, please
specify the case number as
 on all documents subsequently filed in this case.