Escolar Documentos
Profissional Documentos
Cultura Documentos
HELL
PRESENTS
$ Fee Paid is
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by Robert Dodd
Document
Fraud
Unsigned by builder
as required by State
Law
After Mark Conlee was Elected to City Council The Status Changed,
Receipt Showing Date I Requested What I Knew Would be Forged Documents due to Conlee
and Hollands Behavior at the Meeting
Receipt dated 1-11-2007 Boatner for copy of original building permit on file for Mark Conlee's new home dated 7-122004 that proves Celeste Cirinna committed ethical violations and document fraud, a serious criminal offense in any
other County
Boatner anonymously contacted Lee County Attorney Michael Short by telephone requesting an investigation into
criminal charges. Mr. Short stated that he had a problem with the issues I explained to him.
Boatner arrived at his office shortly after. When the identity of the criminal was exposed he determined he had no
problem. He told Boatner that he would decide who gets prosecuted in Lee County. Michael Short participated in
violating Rights to Equal Protection of the Law
Fraudulent Ordinance
Fraudulent
Ordinance
1.11SEVERABILITY. If any section, provision or part of the Code of Ordinances is adjudged invalid or
unconstitutional, such adjudication will not affect the validity of the Code of Ordinances as a whole or any section, provision
or part thereof not adjudged invalid or unconstitutional.
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JULY 7, 2005
The Montrose City Council met for Regular Meeting at
7:00 p.m. on the 7TH day of July 2005. Council met at City
Hall, 102 S. 2nd St. pursuant to law with Mayor Ronald
Dinwiddie presiding and the following Council members
present: Brisby, Holland, Junkins, Roberts and Slater.
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http://www.ncsl.org/research/ethics/50-state-chart-criminal-penalties-for-public-corr.aspx
Giving false information on authorized receipts, returns, entries or certificates; falsifying public records or falsely
purporting something to be a public record(felonious misconduct in office)
CC 721.1
Class D felony
Max. imprisonment 5 years; max. fine $750-$7,500
Knowingly and intentionally violating ethics provisions found in Chapter 68B
Entering to a contract for more than authorized by law; failing to report receipt or expenditure of public funds;
requesting or receiving additional compensation for required job functions; using or permitting another to use state
property for private or political purpose; failing to perform any duty required; demanding contributions from public
employees (non-felonious misconduct in office)
Using public motor vehicles for political purposes
Misuse of public records, involves releasing public records or information for a greater fee than allowed by law
Interest in public contracts; unlawful interest in public contracts
EC 68B.34 CC 721.2 CC 721.4 CC 721.10 CC 721.11
Serious misdemeanor
Max. imprisonment 1 year; max. fine $250-$1,500
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