December 28, 2009

Texas Attorney General

Attorney Reg Hargrove
Open Records Division

Dear Attorney Hargrove:

The Texas Attorney General considers itself as independent of laws from the counties

that it”governs." For example, the United States Constitution, the State Bar Rules of Professional

Conduct, Daubert, Stowers and other well settled law is not considered when the Texas Attorney

General decides upon policy and in violation of the “Mission Statement” engaging in Texas

Deceptive Practice Act [DPTA] violations that govern the Law Enforcement Division, attorneys

David Talbot Jr. , Karen Matlock and as demonstrated when Karen Matlock is still employed by

the Texas Attorney General and the Texas Attorney General, Greg Abbott lied to Plaintiff

Davis, Dr. Shirley Pigott M.D. and Beverly F. Thompson on Oct 6, 2008 about reaching a

resolution which included the necessary reporting of Professional Conduct Violations of Karen

D. Matlock in a Section 1983 case 4:03-CV-02395, for Matlock’s role in the murder of a

federal witness, Melinda “Lindy Harrison” Honerkamp, the racketeering of Texas Private

Investigators (participating in a illegal dissemination i.e. the “CAPIAS” and in a federal court

trial ) and the Texas Medical Board (dismissing well settled law i.e. Daubert ) denying due

process ( to Dr. Shirley Pigott M.D. ) and where attorney Karen D. Matlock but not limited to

attorney Mari Robinson, attorney Natalia Luna Ashley ( Seguin, Texas) continues to abuse her

( their) office and public money, wasting, abusing public money for ‘legal services’ in violation

of Texas Disciplinary Rule 8.04.

Rule 8.04 states Misconduct (a) A lawyer shall not: ... (3) Engage in conduct involving
dishonesty, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation; The State Bar can sanction and, suspend
his license or even DISBAR.
 Plaintiff Davis deliberately hindered unable to communicate about Texas Ethics

Commission December 14, 2009 ref ID 27741 for an ’opinion’ from the Chief Open Records

Division using wire services, internet services, when Texas Ethics Commission, attorneys

Warren Tom Harrison, Natalia Luna, General Counsel, and Ian M. Steusloff, Assistant General

Counsel, used the United States Mail to violate the law and make misrepresentations.

Requested are the cost, legal services connected to the Keith Schmidt “Federal Court” case.

Also requested due to Attorney Spriggs intended testimony about intimidation, retaliation,

attorney Karen Matlock riding around in Texas DPS [black and white] cruisers, threatening

opposing counsel Spriggs, Matlock tampering with a GRAND JURY to ‘adjust’ the “Federal

Court” case i.e lawsuit against a former Texas Department of Public Safety trooper who shot an

18-year-old man in 2005 got under way Monday in federal district court. The trial centered

around Trooper Mike Vennell's shooting of Emilio Sanchez Jr., as the teenager ran from a

crashed stolen vehicle after a high-speed car chase from Dumas to Amarillo on Nov. 15, 2005.

Sanchez's family members filed the suit in March 2006. A Potter County grand jury twice

decided not to indict Vennell, who resigned from DPS in June. Vennell is now a student, said

Karen Matlock from the Texas Attorney General's office, which is representing him in the case.

Requested are the cost, legal services connected to the legal defense of Trooper Vennel and the

letter from Texas DPS of the lawsuit filed by the attorney Spriggs.

In addition the Executive Directors and Commissioners of various "Commissions" i.e. Texas

Ethics Commission i.e. attorney Warren Tom Harrison, Texas Medical Board i.e. attorney

Mari Robinson are not elected, but are appointed in an unclear process and the Texas

Attorney General represents the Texas Governor Rick Perry. The lawsuit filed by Plaintiff
Carol Ann Davis February 18, 2003 is legitimate and based on other letters for the Texas

Attorney General requesting the Texas Attorney General to act consistent with duty, written

to Andy Taylor by Plaintiff Davis concerning the events connected to the Texas Board of

Private Investigator i.e. Cliff Grumbles and Jay Kimbrough with Travis County Prosecution

Team 480-735 and the illegal dissemination of identifiers, tampering with governmental

data bases not pursuant to the Texas Government Code, subchapter “F” as demonstrated in

the “CAPIAS” document filed in “Federal Court” case number 4:03-CV-02395 and the

sufficient cause for Texas State Auditor John Keel to launch a criminal investigation, and the

last communication of attorney Karen Matlock was that Plaintiff Davis allegations were

“false and defaming” and Karen Matlock and the Texas Attorney General often make false

statements in the usual course of business and in “Federal Court” absent any basis in fact or

law, impervious to the truth and the Rules of Professional Conduct in the face of

overwhelming evidence that she and her office played a major role in the concealment of

public corruption crimes connected to the malicious prosecutions of actually innocent

citizens, especially those engaged in federally protected activities including the murders of

Daniel Joost, Alan Mabry, Donna Ringoringo. Attorney Karen D. Jones Matlock (from

Seguin, Texas) continues to economically benefit by lying, yet the Office of the Texas

Attorney General conspired with the O’Quinn Law Firm, attorneys Larry Mayo and Leona

Filis (whose name is not on the “Federal Court docket sheet”) making false claims about a

Section 1983 lawsuit that was recited on PACER as Carol Ann Davis v City of Jersey

Village et al and the Texas Attorney General spent public money defending a private party

i.e. Lonnie Ray Davis. That said, requested are the cost for ‘legal services’ rendered by

the Office of the Texas Attorney General, attorney Karen Matlock and all the other
associates, colleagues, legal assistants, private investigators, including the detailed

telephone toll charges, cellular telephone bills and cellular telephone calls discussed in

“Federal Court”, by attorney Matlock and also but not limited to her conversations with

opposing counsel James “Jim” Supkis, postage , and copying cost that were paid from public

money connected to 4:03-CV-02395 from August 25, 2004 ( at 49 ) un opposed motion, set

up “behind the scenes” by attorney Barbara Worth Palmer, and plaintiff attorneys Mike

Decker (also not the docket sheet) and Tom Sanders. Finally requested is all

correspondence, telephone calls, notes that recite any and all demands for settlement

submitted by Plaintiff in connection with Section 1983 case that was misrepresented by

attorney Karen Matlock et al that Plaintiff Davis sued the Texas DPS ( when Plaintiff did

not) and requested are the current AG, plans to do to continuing his stalwart leadership

as the next attorney general of Texas, who after taking “a very serious look” at the 2010

AG’s race decided to assign Karen Matlock to Civil Action Number 2:09-CV-00296. So

what is Abbott going to do? Requested are documents and the documents connected to the

press spokesman for Abbott’s campaign who has not returned telephone calls seeking

comment to the misrepresentations of Greg Abbott about attorney Karen Matlock. That said,

requested are documents in cases involving claims for malpractice or other alleged

wrongful conduct in the performance of professional services, either under professional risk

insurance policies or outside of such policies by the Texas Attorney General . Claims

include similar claims filed by other actually innocent citizens and the defense of such

claims involves all aspects of litigation, including initial case handling and consultation,

discovery and case development, summary judgment, and other practices designed to reduce

or eliminate the claims asserted against the State of Texas and its ‘professionals’ clients in
 arbitrations, mediation, and other forms of alternative dispute resolution, and if necessary,

trial or other contested case evidentiary hearings including Prison Legal News, Civil Action

Number 2:09-CV-00296 filed in TXSD Corpus Christi. Requested are the legal services

and cost of the same.

Respectfully submitted,

Original signed and Served

Carol Ann Davis

25311 Sugar Valley Lane
Spring, Texas 77373
281-350-2943

Thomas P. Sartwelle

Voice: (713) 960-7311

Fax: (713) 960-1527

Texas Civil Rights Project

James C. Harrington