7. Peg Myers deposition--President of CVE, client of
Kelly Angell Minnehan
Former CVE Pres Gina Boyd forbade member to make ethics complaint--about
Gina Boyd herself!  Boyd also supported administrator Richard Werlin when he
investigated himself.
5. Linda Watson deposition
Q. Did you call Rick Werlin at his home at any  time?
A.   No.
Attorney Kelly Angell Minnehan:  Ms. Watson indicated to me on the break that
she needs to make a correction to earlier testimony.
A.  ...I'm pretty sure that if I did, and I'm not even sure I did, that it was one
time to his house on a weekend...
Q. Were you curious as to what my behavior might have been that caused
them to fear for their lives? Gina Boyd:  (long pause)  I guess...I don't know...
Stutz law firm files motion to
enforce injunction against
this website
Maura Larkins Opposition
to Stutz Motion to Enforce
San Diego Education
Report Blog
FOR blog posts: Click HERE
for the most recent blog
posts regarding the lawsuit.
Discussion of case.
Summary of this case at
Citizen Media
Law Project at
Harvard University
First Amended Complaint Aug. 29, 2008
1. Ray Artiano deposition--Nov. 8, 2007
Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz v. Maura Larkins
defamation lawsuit regarding this website
Maura Larkins removed
the case to
Federal Court
August 2007 threatening
letter from Stutz
Missing SDCOE invoices from
Stutz: June, October and
November 2003
3. Maura Larkins deposition June 16, 2008
1. Declaration of Dan Shinoff

2. Declaration of Maura Larkins
Motions
2nd Compel Shinoff Deposition

1st Compel Shinoff Deposition

Meet and Confer

Summary Judgment

August 7, 2009 Motion to
Enforce Permanent Injunction

Opposition to Enforce

Objections to Tentative Ruling
(not accepted by court)

Motion to Reconsider
Subpoenas

Sheriff of Santa Barbara
Diane Crosier
CVESD officials
Maura Larkins Answer

Removal to Federal Court

Opposition to Remand
Defamation

Public figures in schools

Public figure Anti-SLAPP
Daniel Shinoff public figure

More on Daniel Shinoff
Stutz Documents in
Larkins' Case
101 pages
includes the following
depositions:
Linda Watson (contd.)
Teresa Coffey

99 pages
includes depositions of:
Richard Denmon
Attorney Elizabeth
Schulman,
Maura Larkins
Related
depositions
posted by US
District Court

125-page Federal Court
Exhibit
Depositions of Sam
Gross,Santa Barbara
Sheriff's Commander;
Gina Boyd;
Peg "Peggie" Myers

100 pages
includes the following
depositions:
Richard Werlin
Robin Donlan

72 pages includes:
Robin Donlan (contd)
Maura Larkins,
Linda Watson
Robin Donlan (video)
Stutz objects to entire Declaration of Maura Larkins
Kelly Angell defends Robin Donlan
Main Timeline for related
cases
Del Junco v. Hufnagel
Gilbert v. Sykes
Apparently, this deposition didn't go as well as Stutz expected.  Dan Shinoff
refused to show up for his deposition.  Maura Larkins filed a
Motion to Compel.
Notice of Dan Shinoff Deposition (SDER II)
Evans v. Evans  and  Balboa
Island
Defamation cases
(All of which seem to have
been ignored by
Judge
Judith Hayes)
Depositions and subpoenas
The complaint filed Oct. 5, 2007
The Backstory of
this lawsuit
SDCOE
4. Gina Boyd deposition--former president of CVE
Maura Larkins' Answer to Complaint
Ray Artiano deposition pg 1-29
Artiano deposition pg 30-39
Artiano deposition pg 40-58
6. Robin Donlan Deposition
2. Motion to Compel Daniel Shinoff's Deposition
Notice of Deposition

Meet and Confer
Motions
April 6, 2009   Stutz       Plaintiff's Motion in Limine to Preclude Testimony Related
to Issues of Liability
2010 Writ Appeal
I am not Daniel Ellsburg but that
hasn't stopped Stutz law firm from
launching an attack on my First
Amendment rights reminiscent of the
actions of Richard Nixon in the
Pentagon Papers case.

Strangely, the judge in my case
(Judith Hayes) seems unaware of the
1971 Supreme Court decision that
ruled that even the Top Secret
documents published by the New
York Times did not meet the high
standard for justification of prior
restraint:
"Prior restraints require an
unusually heavy justification under
the First Amendment."

Link to Supreme Court decision
article

Two years later Chief Justice Burger
wrote:
"Every member of the Court,
tacitly or explicitly, accepted
the...condemnation of prior
restraints as presumptively
unconstitutional."

"...[T]he General Counsel of The
Times said that the promise to obey
the injunction was ill-conceived.  In
later cases the Times reserved to
itself the right to decide whether it
would obey an injunction directed
against publication."

In
Nebraska Press Ass'n v. Stuart,
Chief Justice Burger wrote that the
question was whether "the gravity
of the 'evil', discounted by its
improbability, justifies invasion of
free speech."

Stutz law firm--and Judge Judith
Hayes--seem determined to shut
down my website before the Court
of Appeal can rule in my favor.
--Maura Larkins
Defamation case
law
Depositions

Deposition of Ray Artiano
p 1
-30

Deposition of Maura
Larkins

Notice of Dan Shinoff
Deposition

Dan Shinoff Public Figure
Declarations

Dan Shinoff Declaration

Maura Larkins Declaration
Motions

2nd Compel Shinoff
Deposition

1st Compel Shinoff
Deposition

Meet and Confer

Summary Judgment
Subpoenas

Sheriff of Santa Barbara

Diane Crosier
Original complaint

Maura Larkins Answer

Removal to Federal Court

Opposition to Remand

Amended Complaint
More on Daniel Shinoff
Site Map
HOME
Maura Larkins' Opposition to Summary judgment

Ruling

Basis of Ruling: Declaration of Dan Shinoff
Declarations
December 11, 2010 injunction
Appeal
Judge Judith Hayes' inconsistencies in two cases about websites and free speech
Maura Larkins removed
the case to
Federal Court
letter from Stutz
Stutz Defamation suit
Missing SDCOE invoices from
Stutz: June, October and
November 2003
Depositions

Deposition of Ray Artiano

Deposition of Maura Larkins

Notice of Dan Shinoff Deposition
Declarations

Declaration of Dan Shinoff

Declaration of Maura Larkins
Motions
2nd Compel Shinoff Deposition

1st Compel Shinoff Deposition

Meet and Confer

Summary Judgment

August 7, 2009 Motion to
Enforce Permanent Injunction

Opposition to Enforce

Objections to Tentative Ruling
(not accepted by court)

Motion to Reconsider
Subpoenas

Sheriff of Santa Barbara

Diane Crosier

CVESD officials
Original complaint

Maura Larkins Answer

Removal to Federal Court

Opposition to Remand

Amended Complaint
Defamation Law

Defamation

Public figures in schools

Public figure Anti-SLAPP
Daniel Shinoff public figure

More on Daniel Shinoff
Stutz Documents in
Larkins' Case
101 pages
includes the following
depositions:
Teresa Coffey

99 pages
includes depositions of:
Richard Denmon
Attorney Elizabeth Schulman,
Maura Larkins
125-page Federal Court Exhibit
Depositions of Sam Gross,Santa
Barbara Sheriff's Commander;
Gina Boyd;
Peg "Peggie" Myers

100 pages
includes the following depositions:
Richard Werlin
Robin Donlan

72 pages includes:
Robin Donlan (contd)
Maura Larkins,
Linda Watson
Robin Donlan (video)
Stutz objects to entire
Declaration of Maura Larkins
Kelly Angell defends
Robin Donlan
Main Timeline for case
Del Junco v. Hufnagel
Gilbert v. Sykes
Writ appeal 2010
Compilation of posts
Censored version of
Stutz law firm page
Injunction appeal
Update August 5, 2011
California Court of Appeal decision in Stutz Artiano Shinoff
& Holtz v. Maura Larkins: injunction is overturned
Story in Voice of San Diego
San Diego
Education Report
See decision
Pleadings in the case