Challenging DV laws
As noted below attorney 'Isi Mataele is
looking for a case, or cases he can use to challenge domestic violence
laws in federal court. I am given to understand that for the perfect
case the best candidate would be someone who is employed, has no prior
criminal record, being a Veteran wouldn¹t hurt, and who sought
emergency shelter assistance for himself (and children if possible)
and was denied services.
If you fit most of these criteria, or
know someone who does, please contact him directly.
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Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 16:51:02 -0800
Subject: DV restraining order appellants
Subject: DV restraining order appellants
From: "'Isi Mataele" <mataelelaw@gmail.com>
To: ccorry@ejfi.org
To: ccorry@ejfi.org
Dr. Corry,
I have been following you on your DV restraining orders and child
custody issues. I actually want to bring a federal challenge to
California's DV laws. I need a plaintiff that has a really good case
to challenge the law. A plaintiff that case exposes all the
flaws of the system. If you come across one the let me know.
Thanks,
'Isi Mataele
Attorney, Mataele Law Offices
4660 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 500.
San Diego, California 92122
Telephone: 619.797.5456
efax 619.717.8748
Telephone: 619.797.5456
efax 619.717.8748
Email: mataelelaw@gmail.com
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Getting the word out
The problems with abused men don't exist
unless and until they are documented. ABC's TV program 20/20 is trying
to help and looking for abused men who are willing to tell their story
publicly. I've talked with Sean Dooley and, if he can find the right
stories, could be a big help in making the public and legislators
aware of the immense damage current domestic violence laws are
doing.
I would suggest contacting Dooley first
by email with a brief summary of your case.
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From: Dr. Charles E. Corry [mailto:ccorry@ejfi.org]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 3:08 PM
To: Dooley, Sean
Subject: Re: Battered Men - ABC News 20/20
Hello Dr. Corry
I am a producer at ABC News 20/20 and we
are researching a story on heterosexual men who experience domestic
violence. This is clearly an issue often overlooked by the media
but one we know can have equally devastating consequences for
relationships and families. Generally speaking I think it¹s
fair to say that many people don¹t even realize battered men exist
which is why we hope an in-depth report can shed light on this
misunderstood experience. Ultimately we are looking for a few
brave individuals willing to come forward and discuss their
experience. I am reaching out to you in the hopes that your
expertise in this area might lead us to programs dealing with battered
men and individuals willing to open up. Is there a time I could
give you a call to discuss this further?
Many thanks,
Sean Dooley
20/20
47 West 66th Street, 12th floor | New York, NY 10023
Telephone: 212-456-6050
Email. Sean.Dooley@abc.com
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Good luck and please let me know if you have
any success. But please respond directly to Mataele or Dooley, not to
me for your initial contacts.
Chuck Corry
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