Ian summoned to court - 10-01-08

[FTL_Ian]

I'll know more about that next week.  The "court" is just doing its job.  They are a different tentacle than "code enforcement".  It's possible they could still discharge the matter.

[John]

Wish I could be there but can't this time. Good luck.

[lastlady]

They have scheduled a "trial" without my consent and without me understanding the proceedings against me for 10/29 at 10am in Keene "district court".

Isn't the proceeding for not removing the couch and not paying the fine?

[David]

Be the change you seek in the world. If we want people to stop relying on the State to solve their problems we must do so, and show by example. If you want people to feel compassion and start to have understanding, treat them with kindness and show them compassion and forgiveness. The old saying you get more with sugar than you do spice is very true. In this situation I would definitely try to befriend the neighbor, if it doesn't work, harassing her still won't make anything better for anyone.

Agreed. 
I am sorry the court wants to see you again Ian. 

[FTL_Ian]

They have scheduled a "trial" without my consent and without me understanding the proceedings against me for 10/29 at 10am in Keene "district court".

Isn't the proceeding for not removing the couch and not paying the fine?

I have questions about the nature and cause of the proceedings and they won't answer them, and instead push on through their process.

[lastlady]

They have scheduled a "trial" without my consent and without me understanding the proceedings against me for 10/29 at 10am in Keene "district court".

Isn't the proceeding for not removing the couch and not paying the fine?

I have questions about the nature and cause of the proceedings and they won't answer them, and instead push on through their process.

They probably don't even know themselves. I admire your stance and courage to question their authority and legitimacy. I am pretty confident it will work out in your favor. Curious how lunch with the couch enforcer goes.