Pro Se Plaintiff herein state, assert, provide and simply declare very respectful before the
“Honorable Justices” actual well known facts,
Via all Honorable “Court records” and Live continue past and present media coverage involving “Texas Attorney at Law”
“Harry C. Arthur Esq.” And the “Hole in the Wall Gang” A/k/a
“LAW OFFICE OF HARRY C. ARTHUR”, and
“MARINE BUILDING, L.L.C.,”
Herein fully by “Work Product design, premeditation, calculations, Reckoning, scheming, cunning, ingeniousness
Hostile Civil “Tort” filed in Defendant (The United States of America)
215th Harris County District Courthouse within the State of Texas
Said civil “Tort” assault against Christ Church Cathedral et al especially Namely the Pro Se Plaintiff (Hamilton II)
One of the Client of the (Beacon) and reputation as being as described below in the New Article “Nasty Homeless”
Categories: Courts
The showdown between a downtown lawyer and his unwelcome, unscrubbed neighbors at the homeless shelter across the street has come to an anti-climactic end: personal injury lawyer Harry C. Arthur has dropped the suit.
Arthur had sued Christ Church Cathedral and its homeless outreach program, The Beacon, last December, saying the urchins were a public nuisance who were destroying the value of his business and his property.
But according to a press release from The Beacon, Arthur dropped the suit after "private meetings between lawyers for both sides."
The meetings "resulted in an announcement from Christ Church that it will form a neighborhood advisory board
Which will have representation from the church, neighboring landowners, and clients of The Beacon. Mr. Arthur's wife, Kathy Arthur, has agreed to serve as one of the neighbor members."
The members of this board will "share insights and mutual concerns" and talk about the best way to "coexist in harmony with neighboring landowners."
Sounds very bumper-stickerish to us, but we're keeping our fingers crossed that both sides can work something out, outside of a courtroom.
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