[Hwang] I intend to file a motion, too. (December 2, 2024)

To Mr./attorney Scott Vincent, and/or the opposing counsels/parties/witnesses,

I intend to file a motion with the court of appeals to ask/seek the abeyance of proceeding or/and the suspension of the procedure. 

What I try to mean is that I would like to ask the court to cease/suspend/stop this process/proceeding/procedure until any/the criminal investigation(s) is/are finished or/and finalized. 

My argument is based on the circumstances that the process/proceeding/procedure of this matter was/is/will be very unfair, deceptive, and even criminal. 

Therefore, whatever those counsels/attorneys/lawyers say/said, and whatever those judges say/said and decides/decided, those issues of this matter became/is/will be impossible to resolve on the basis of the rule of law and regular/common/average process of litigations. 

I strongly suggests/thinks that any/the criminal investigation(s) should be finished or/and finalized until this process/proceeding/procedure is over/finished. 

This is my attempt to consult with you pursuant to the Tennessee Rules of Appellate Procedure. Please, let me know your response as soon as possible if you can. 

At the same time, or/and additionally speaking, I sincerely request you or/and other counsels/attorneys/judges/unknown suspects to confess or/and inform such information or activities including, but not limited to crime, criminal activities, judicial crime, judicial misconducts, litigation crime, or/and litigation interferences if you and/or they know anything about such information or activities. I remind you again that I filed the motion to confess or/and inform. 

Thank you.

Hwang.

(Sent on or about December 2, 2024, Monday, on or about at 11:54A.M.(am) (12/02/2024)).

. The link of this report/writing was sent to TBI, Shelby County DA Office, prosecutor(DA)Steve Mulroy, too, on Dec. 2, 2024, on or about 12:27PM.

Mr. Hwang just visited a law firm today on November 27, 2024

Mr. Hwang just visited a law firm today on November 27, 2024, Wednesday, (11/27/2024).

The name of the law firm was Gatti, Keltner, Bienvenu & Montesi, PLC.

Mr. Hwang visited the firm today because they called him yesterday.

It seemed that they wanted to know what kind of case Mr. Hwang had or has.

They didn’t take Mr. Hwang’s case because it already became too much complicated.

Mr. Hwang thinks that they at this law firm were kind and nice.

They at this firm were much kinder and nicer than those at Morgan & Morgan.

Morgan & Morgan is really a bad law firm.

They at Morgan & Morgan are really bad.

Written by Mr. Hwang

Published: November 27, 2024, at 4:21PM(pm), Wednesday, (11/27/2024).

[Hwang] RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION TO AMENDED MOTION… (November 20, 2024)

[Link] [Hwang] RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION TO AMENDED MOTION… (November 20, 2024).

Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang just filed the RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION TO AMENDED MOTION… today on November 20, 2024, Wednesday (11/20/2024).

The file is attached to this post, too.

Written by Mr. Hwang

Published: November 20, 2024, Wednesday (11/20/2024) at 11:04PM.

[Hwang] About a motion to confess or/and inform (November 15, 2024)

To attorney Scott Vincent/the Appellees/the opposing counsels/the parties/the witnesses/the judges,

1. Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang is considering to file a motion (or motions) to confess or/and inform.

2. Such motion(s) will be about requesting appellees/parties/counsels/judges/witnesses in this matter/action to confess or/and inform any types/kinds of crime/criminal activities/criminally suspected activities, or/and such allegations/issues/possibilities of crime/criminal activities/criminally suspected activities, including, but not limited to litigation crime, litigation interferences, judicial crime, judicial misconducts, white-collar crime, hybrid crime, and so on. 

3. These is/are the list/names for the appellees/parties/counsels/judges/witnesses whom Hwang would like to request to confess or/and inform. 

Attorney KIP ELLIOT WHITTEMORE, 
judge(attorney) Felicia Corbin-Johnson, 
other attorneys/counsels in this matter/action, or/and its/their related cases/matters/actions, 
and/or any known and/or unknown suspects/parties/counsels/witnesses as of November 15, 2024, Friday (11/15/2024), 
and so on. 

4. Pursuant to the Local Rule, the Local Rule Five(5). the Local Rule Five(5)(B), and/or the Local Rule Five(5)(H), Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang attempts to contact Appellees (including the opposing counsels/the judges/the parties/the witnesses) via email today on November 15, 2024, Friday (11/15/2024) as to whether Appellees (including the opposing counsels/the judges/the parties/the witnesses) consent or object to the relief sought. 

5. Appellees (including the opposing counsels/the judges/the parties/the witnesses) can make/give their comments/opinions/responses to Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang in terms of those matters/issues/motions. 

6. Those motion(s) will/can/may be, directly or/and indirectly, based on, or/and originated from more than several factors/elements/reasons including, but not limited to these reasons hereinafter or as below. 

(a) Allegations/possibilities/issues of judicial crime, or/and misconducts, and so on. 
(b) Allegations/possibilities/issues of litigation crime, or/and litigation interferences, and so on. 
(c) Allegations/possibilities/issues of white-collar crime or/and hybrid crime, and so on. 
(d) Other extraordinary circumstances/allegations/possibilities/issues which were, directly or/and indirectly, originated from those factors/elements/reasons above. 

7. Please, let Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang know as soon as possible if you/they can. 

8. Or/and Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang expects Appellees (including the opposing counsels/the judges/the parties/the witnesses) to respond to this email correspondence until 7 PM(pm) on November 19, 2024, Tuesday (11/19/2024) if you/they can. 

9. Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang intends to file such motion(s) to confess or/and inform, sooner or later, or/and on a day in/within/during/after November, 2024. 

10. Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang will/can note Appellees‘ (including the opposing counsels’/the judges’/the parties’/the witnesses’) positions in the motion(s) if/when Plaintiff-Appellant Hwang has heard from Appellees (including the opposing counsels/the judges/the parties/the witnesses) by that time. 

11. Reference: Legal Grounds. 

The Local Rule. 
The Local Rule Five(5). 
The Local Rule Five(5)(B). 
The Local Rule Five(5)(H). 

Local Rules of Practice. 
https://www.shelbycountytn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/413/rules_of_the_court?bidId

Hwang 

(Sent on November 15, 2024, Friday (11/15/2024), on or about at 12:30PM).

About the efiling system & the allegation of crime

The is the efiling system of Shelby County circuit court.

https://efile.shelbycountytn.gov

Mr. Hwang’s account was blocked intentionally nearly a year since last year.

Mr. Hwang tried to check his account in that system today on November 13, 2024, Wednesday because his case was remanded from the Court of Appeals of Tennessee at Jackson to the Circuit Court for/of Shelby County of Tennessee at Memphis.

Mr. Hwang was surprised right now because his account was active again.

His account became normal.

His account became normal even though Mr. Hwang did NOT do anything for that.

This is a surprising thing if you remember what Mr. Hwang said about his account last year.

That’s why there are criminal allegations about crime in the case.

There are great possibility that there are criminals or suspect from/on/in the court, court clerk office, or judicial system.

Mr. Hwang just made copies of the screen shots of the front and second pages of the website. For collecting evidence.

Written by Mr. Hwang

Published: November 13, 2024, Wednesday, at 4:19PM.



Mr. Hwang found five(5) letters in his P.O.Box on Nov. 13, 2024

Mr. Hwang visited his P.O.Box today on November 13, 2024, Wednesday.

Hwang found five(5) letters in his mail box.

(1) from the Court of Appeals of Tennessee at Jackson.
(2) from the Court of Appeals of Tennessee at Jackson.
(3) from a law firm where attorney Vincent works.
(4) from IRS (signature issues, but Mr. Hwang signed on the document. It was IRS’ misunderstanding.)
(5) a receipt of the certified mail to IRS.

Written by Mr. Hwang

Published: November 13, 2024, Wednesday, at 4:09PM.