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    § 24 Custody and care of records: It is the duty or function of a clerk of court to make and keep an accurate record 27 of the proceedings in his court 28 and of what the court orders and adjudges. 29 In the performance of these duties the clerk acts ministerially 30 and under the exclusive jurisdiction and direction of the court, 31 and has no power to pass on or contest the validity of any act of the court which purports to have been done in the performance of its judicial function. 32 Where required by statute the clerk must make some record of the filing of a paper presented to him, 33 keep a current general index of recorded instruments, 34 and keep a trial 35 or special proceeding docket. 36 It is the clerk's duty to carefully preserve in his office papers filed with him and not to permit their withdrawal or removal, 37 except with leave of court. 38 A retiring clerk of court must turn over to his successor in office all records, books, and property of his office. 39 While it is recognized that a clerk of court may maintain mandamus proceedings to obtain from his predecessor in office books and papers in the latter's possession belonging to the office, 40 it has been held that mandamus will not lie against a private individual acquiring possession of the records sought to be recovered, though possession was obtained under a pretended claim to the office of clerk, where no de jure or de facto status was accorded to the claimant. 41 It is the ordinary duty of the clerk of a court of record to extend the records of the court from the processes and pleadings on file, and he cannot resort to extrinsic evidence for that purpose. 42 He has the right to regard as correct, the entries made and the processes issued by his predecessors, and if, from the inaccuracy of his predecessors, errors are found in the records as extended by the incumbent clerk, the fault is not his. 43 He has only the powers incident to his duties as custodian of the records, and consequently he has no authority to make alterations therein. 44 In fact, he cannot alter the record of his own acts, since the making of the record has exhausted his authority, and his only remaining powers are to keep and preserve the record safely. 45 It is the province of the court alone to correct clerical errors, to effect the restoration of papers which have been improperly altered or defaced, and to provide for the substitution of new ones when the originals are lost or stolen. 46 The clerk, as custodian of the records, is subject to the general rules governing custodians of public records with respect to the rights of abstracters and members of the public generally to inspect or copy. 47 Footnotes Footnote 27. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Long v Sphaler, 89 Fla 499, 105 So 101; Brelsford v Community High School Dist., 328 Ill 27, 159 NE 237; State v Furry, 252 Ind 486, 250 NE2d 590; Bush v Bush, 158 Kan 760, 150 P2d 168; McKay v Coolidge, 218 Mass 65, 105 NE 455; State ex rel. Caldwell v Cockrell, 280 Mo 269, 217 SW 524; People ex rel. Harris v Lindsay, 21 App Div 2d 102, 248 NYS2d 691, affd 15 NY2d 751, 257 NYS2d 176, 205 NE2d 312; State ex rel. Journal Co. v County Court for Racine County, 43 Wis 2d 297, 168 NW2d 836. The court will take judicial notice that the clerk of court is the legal custodian of the records in his office. Maroon v Immigration & Naturalization Service (CA8) 364 F2d 982, 2 ALR Fed 292. Footnote 28. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Robertson & Wilson Scale & Supply Co. v Richman, 212 Mich 334, 180 NW 470; State ex rel. Morris Bldg. & Inv. Co. v Brown, 228 Mo App 760, 72 SW2d 859; Foglio v Alvis (CP) 75 Ohio L Abs 228, 143 NE2d 641. Footnote 29. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Henderson v Freeman, 205 Ark 856, 17

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    § 24 Custody and care of records: It is the duty or function of a clerk of court to make and keep an accurate record 27 of the proceedings in his court 28 and of what the court orders and adjudges. 29 In the performance of these duties the clerk acts ministerially 30 and under the exclusive jurisdiction and direction of the court, 31 and has no power to pass on or contest the validity of any act of the court which purports to have been done in the performance of its judicial function. 32 Where required by statute the clerk must make some record of the filing of a paper presented to him, 33 keep a current general index of recorded instruments, 34 and keep a trial 35 or special proceeding docket. 36 It is the clerk's duty to carefully preserve in his office papers filed with him and not to permit their withdrawal or removal, 37 except with leave of court. 38 A retiring clerk of court must turn over to his successor in office all records, books, and property of his office. 39 While it is recognized that a clerk of court may maintain mandamus proceedings to obtain from his predecessor in office books and papers in the latter's possession belonging to the office, 40 it has been held that mandamus will not lie against a private individual acquiring possession of the records sought to be recovered, though possession was obtained under a pretended claim to the office of clerk, where no de jure or de facto status was accorded to the claimant. 41 It is the ordinary duty of the clerk of a court of record to extend the records of the court from the processes and pleadings on file, and he cannot resort to extrinsic evidence for that purpose. 42 He has the right to regard as correct, the entries made and the processes issued by his predecessors, and if, from the inaccuracy of his predecessors, errors are found in the records as extended by the incumbent clerk, the fault is not his. 43 He has only the powers incident to his duties as custodian of the records, and consequently he has no authority to make alterations therein. 44 In fact, he cannot alter the record of his own acts, since the making of the record has exhausted his authority, and his only remaining powers are to keep and preserve the record safely. 45 It is the province of the court alone to correct clerical errors, to effect the restoration of papers which have been improperly altered or defaced, and to provide for the substitution of new ones when the originals are lost or stolen. 46 The clerk, as custodian of the records, is subject to the general rules governing custodians of public records with respect to the rights of abstracters and members of the public generally to inspect or copy. 47 Footnotes Footnote 27. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Long v Sphaler, 89 Fla 499, 105 So 101; Brelsford v Community High School Dist., 328 Ill 27, 159 NE 237; State v Furry, 252 Ind 486, 250 NE2d 590; Bush v Bush, 158 Kan 760, 150 P2d 168; McKay v Coolidge, 218 Mass 65, 105 NE 455; State ex rel. Caldwell v Cockrell, 280 Mo 269, 217 SW 524; People ex rel. Harris v Lindsay, 21 App Div 2d 102, 248 NYS2d 691, affd 15 NY2d 751, 257 NYS2d 176, 205 NE2d 312; State ex rel. Journal Co. v County Court for Racine County, 43 Wis 2d 297, 168 NW2d 836. The court will take judicial notice that the clerk of court is the legal custodian of the records in his office. Maroon v Immigration & Naturalization Service (CA8) 364 F2d 982, 2 ALR Fed 292. Footnote 28. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Robertson & Wilson Scale & Supply Co. v Richman, 212 Mich 334, 180 NW 470; State ex rel. Morris Bldg. & Inv. Co. v Brown, 228 Mo App 760, 72 SW2d 859; Foglio v Alvis (CP) 75 Ohio L Abs 228, 143 NE2d 641. Footnote 29. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Henderson v Freeman, 205 Ark 856, 17

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    § 24 Custody and care of records: It is the duty or function of a clerk of court to make and keep an accurate record 27 of the proceedings in his court 28 and of what the court orders and adjudges. 29 In the performance of these duties the clerk acts ministerially 30 and under the exclusive jurisdiction and direction of the court, 31 and has no power to pass on or contest the validity of any act of the court which purports to have been done in the performance of its judicial function. 32 Where required by statute the clerk must make some record of the filing of a paper presented to him, 33 keep a current general index of recorded instruments, 34 and keep a trial 35 or special proceeding docket. 36 It is the clerk's duty to carefully preserve in his office papers filed with him and not to permit their withdrawal or removal, 37 except with leave of court. 38 A retiring clerk of court must turn over to his successor in office all records, books, and property of his office. 39 While it is recognized that a clerk of court may maintain mandamus proceedings to obtain from his predecessor in office books and papers in the latter's possession belonging to the office, 40 it has been held that mandamus will not lie against a private individual acquiring possession of the records sought to be recovered, though possession was obtained under a pretended claim to the office of clerk, where no de jure or de facto status was accorded to the claimant. 41 It is the ordinary duty of the clerk of a court of record to extend the records of the court from the processes and pleadings on file, and he cannot resort to extrinsic evidence for that purpose. 42 He has the right to regard as correct, the entries made and the processes issued by his predecessors, and if, from the inaccuracy of his predecessors, errors are found in the records as extended by the incumbent clerk, the fault is not his. 43 He has only the powers incident to his duties as custodian of the records, and consequently he has no authority to make alterations therein. 44 In fact, he cannot alter the record of his own acts, since the making of the record has exhausted his authority, and his only remaining powers are to keep and preserve the record safely. 45 It is the province of the court alone to correct clerical errors, to effect the restoration of papers which have been improperly altered or defaced, and to provide for the substitution of new ones when the originals are lost or stolen. 46 The clerk, as custodian of the records, is subject to the general rules governing custodians of public records with respect to the rights of abstracters and members of the public generally to inspect or copy. 47 Footnotes Footnote 27. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Long v Sphaler, 89 Fla 499, 105 So 101; Brelsford v Community High School Dist., 328 Ill 27, 159 NE 237; State v Furry, 252 Ind 486, 250 NE2d 590; Bush v Bush, 158 Kan 760, 150 P2d 168; McKay v Coolidge, 218 Mass 65, 105 NE 455; State ex rel. Caldwell v Cockrell, 280 Mo 269, 217 SW 524; People ex rel. Harris v Lindsay, 21 App Div 2d 102, 248 NYS2d 691, affd 15 NY2d 751, 257 NYS2d 176, 205 NE2d 312; State ex rel. Journal Co. v County Court for Racine County, 43 Wis 2d 297, 168 NW2d 836. The court will take judicial notice that the clerk of court is the legal custodian of the records in his office. Maroon v Immigration & Naturalization Service (CA8) 364 F2d 982, 2 ALR Fed 292. Footnote 28. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Robertson & Wilson Scale & Supply Co. v Richman, 212 Mich 334, 180 NW 470; State ex rel. Morris Bldg. & Inv. Co. v Brown, 228 Mo App 760, 72 SW2d 859; Foglio v Alvis (CP) 75 Ohio L Abs 228, 143 NE2d 641. Footnote 29. State v Rockerfeller, 9 Ariz App 265, 451 P2d 623, cert den 396 US 920, 24 L Ed 2d 199, 90 S Ct 247; Henderson v Freeman, 205 Ark 856, 17

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    IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
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    ZACHARY BARKER COUGHLIN,
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    ORDER
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    16 On May 30,2013, the Nevad! Supreme Court dismissed Appellant
    17 ZACHARY BARKER COUGHLIN's (Coughlin) appeal fom a district court order
    18 denying his emergency motion for a temporary restraining order or injunction and
    19 awarding attorney's fees. (See Case No. 61383 (May 30, 2013).) The Nevada
    20 Supreme Court also dismissed all of Coughlin's appeals fom any other order or
    21 determination arising from the district court's review of this matter, which includes
    22 all district court orders entered in tbis case afer that order was entered. (See id.)
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    1 Because this matter has been fully adjudicated, all of Coughlin's outstanding
    2 motions pending in this case are DENIED as moot, including his Emergency Motion
    3 to Poceed In Forma Pauperis. This case is closed.
    4 IT IS SO ORDERED.
    5 DATED this 2s day of July, 2013.
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    7 Richard Hill, Esq. for Matthew Merliss.
    8 I deposited in the Washoe County mailing system for postage and mailing
    9 with the United States Postal Servce in Reno, Nevada, a true copy of the attached
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    SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
    WASHOE COUNTY
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    Ofce of Court Administration
    75 Court Street, Reno, NV 89501
    Phone: 775-328-3119 * FAX: 775-328-3206
    Joey Orduna Hastings, District Court Administrator and Clerk of Court
    July 29,2013
    Zach Couhlin, Esq.
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    Dear Mr. Coughlin:
    The Second Judicial District Court's Filing Offce is in receipt of your pleading entitled:
    "MOTION AND OR REQUEST FOR JA VS OR FTR AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS AND
    NOTICE OF OBSTRUCTION OF COUGHLIN'S ABILITY TO FILE DOCUMENTS
    AND VIEW FILES, OBTAIN COPIES TEREFROM, IN THE RMC AND RJC BY RJC
    CLERKS, BAILIFFS, AND JUDGES, ORDER APPLYING RS JUDICATA TO
    COUGHLIN'S IN FORMA PAUPERIS STATUS IN ALL RJC CASES GIVEN
    MULTIPLE INTSTANCES OF SUCH ALRAD BEING GRANTED, AND PETITION
    FOR EXTRAORDINARY WRIT (MANDAMUS, PROHIBITION, CERTIORIARI) TO
    ADDRESS RAMPANT MISCONDUCT BY RJC AND RMC ENTITY AND
    INDIVIDUALS."
    Upon review, the above referenced pleading does not comply with Washoe District Court
    Rule 10. Therefore, it is being returned to you. To assist you with correcting your
    document, I have enclosed a copy of Rule 10 for your reference. Once your pleading
    complies with this Rule, the District Court Filing Ofce will be pleased to file it for you.
    If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (775) 325-6623.
    Thank you,

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    %ould hel! the '(C address the %oe&ull" de&icient '49 in 'e+6-11A--17-5, see coughlinFs B'49
    in 81353 &or e/!lication, nrs 4-.4-- maCe nra! 1-, 11 a!!lica#le and the 16I61I16 roa &ails on man"
    le+els, and the 1I4I16 su!!lemental in c+11A-3865 and the 4I1I13 su!!lemental still donFt ha+e those
    16I66I11 &ilings #" coughlin, %hich are Cind o& Ce", and the rDc has &ailed to accord coughlin to
    hearing on the illegal locCouts and +eri&ied !etitions seeCing such that coughlin &iled in north%inds
    cases, re+6-11A--17-5 !lease consider this Dust such a +eri&ied !etition as %ell as to the illegal
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    su#mitted there%ith maCes such F!er&ected0 in re+6-16A---374, see stancils letter a#out %h" she
    &ailed to &ile in coughlinsF notice o& a!!eal, %hich also seemingl" ha!!ened in re+6-11A--17-5 !er
    coughlinFs 16I68I11 notice o& a!!eal o& the 16I61I11 order, etc.
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    H)7%#2)62R5$5&pt2A(*&9O%(5%-/+.2/+ . Dust da"s a&ter CoughlinFs 3I19I13 !resentation in
    'C'6-16A-8*83- and crossAe/amination o& ')D ,argentFs )aul ,i&re and Barcia @o!e$, and ')D
    4&&icer Nicholas Duralde re+ealed the e/tent to %hich the criminal tres!ass con+iction Coughlin
    sustained in 819-1 in+ol+ed #oth a #urglar" #" the <ashoe Count" ,heri&& De!ut" (ohn Bachen and
    attorne" Case" D. BaCer, Esq., and &raudulent conduct #" landlord Batt Berliss, his attorne" 'ichard
    ?. 3ill, Esq., and ')D 4&&icer Chris Carter, (r. and ,argnet Barcia @o!e$, and the associated
    #urglaries #" the <C,4 o& 3I1*I16 in connection to 'e+6-16A---374 and on 8I65I16 in 'e+6-16A
    --1-45 see 'C'6-16A-8795- and the man", man" continuances olF 4-1G '. Bruce @indsa", Esq.
    recei+ed 4-1G means he gets !aid 4 times to do nothing once..
    2he talCing !oint message is the '(C and its ClerCs and Baili&& are using inordinatel"
    ina!!ro!riate means to o#struct Coughlin access to court &iles, t"!icall" related to the s"stematic
    #urglaries conducted #" the <C,4 in &ailing to a#ide #" N', 4-.6*3*. requirement that no
    locCouts occur until the !assing o& 64 hours &rom the tenantFs 0recei!t0 o& such order. that means
    "ou, NC,, 3:ll and BaCer, ?a"le Gern, North%inds 9!ts, ,ue Ging, <C,4, ')D, all o& "ou,
    #urglari$ed CoughlinFs !ro!ert" re!eatedl", and "ou Cno% "our notices and "our 0landlordFs
    a&&ida+its0 donFt ha+e nearl" all that is required o& them, and that %hat the" do ha+e is mostl"
    &raudulent, %hich maCes 'ussell +. Galian and Ba"es reall" !ro#lematic &or "ou. unla%&ul detainer
    statutes in light o& the holdings o& the Ne+ada ,u!reme Court in Vol!ert, Da+idsohn, and 9iCens. ...
    Do"le, 56* ).6d 1667, 163-.
    Both a landlord and its counsel %ere lia#le &or %rong&ul e+iction on an in+alid %arrant, %hether the
    e+iction %as deli#erate or inad+ertent. Ba"es +. ;V: 3oldings, :nc., 65- 9.D.6d 1*3, 763 N.=.,.6d
    1*1 1st De!Ft 6--1.. Coughlin %ants
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**631635I*A63A13A-6-4A-71437A17-5A1496ACoughlinAsA
    <rittenA'equestAtoA'(CA&orADocumentsAandA9ccess %hat Coughlin su#mitted to the '(C Baili&&
    3ei#ert in the Bills @ane (ustice Center lo##", returned #" 3ei#ert %ith a date 0recei+ed0
    stam!...%here Baili&& 'e"es attacCed Coughlin a!!ro/imatel" si/ minutes later claiming that
    Coughlin had re&used his 4rder to %ait in the lo##" &or that %hich 3ei#ert had alread" gi+en
    Coughlin, es!eciall" %here #oth 3ei#ert and Baili&& 'amse" %hom had admitted to Coughlin to
    ha+ing thro%n a%a" the documents Coughlin su#mitted &or &iling in 'C'6-11A-83341 and
    'e+6-11A--17-5 the da" !rior, on *I66I13. admit that the" had #oth in&ormed Coughlin he %ould
    not #e !ermitted to +ie% an" &iles that da", *I63I13, 3ei#ert in&orming Coughlin that an unnamed
    MOTION AND OR REQUEST FOR JAVS AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS AND NOTICE OF OBSTRUCTION OF COUGHLIN'S ABILITY TO
    FILE DOCUMENTS AND VIEW FILES, OBTAIN COPIES THEREFROM, IN THE RJC BY RJC CLERKS, BAILIFFS, AND JUDGES-
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    &iling o&&ice clerC %as re&using to allo% Coughlin to +ie% an" material in the criminal di+ision or
    ci+il di+ision, and 'amse" in&orming Coughlin that he is not !ermitted to +ie% an" o& the do$en or
    so cases in %hich he has #een summaril" e+icted since 9ugust 6-11, indicating to Coughlin 0the
    &iling o&&ice told me "ou canFt +ie% an" cases #ecause all o& "our cases are closed and are in Carson
    no%0. 3ere are the documents Coughlin su#mitted &or &iling %ith the '(C #" lea+ing them %ith '(C
    Baili&& 'amse":
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**631696I*A66A13A-6-417-5A-3865AEmergenc"ANoticeABotionA
    'equestA&orA,u#mA<ithAE/hA1ADetailingA16A13A66A11A,u!ersedeasABonds
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**631371I*A66A13A-6-4A-83341AEmergenc"ANoticeAandABotionAandA
    'equestA&orA,u#missionA7irstA)ageANotA,tam!edA'(CABaili&&AsA3ei#ertAandA'amse"A'eDected
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**631436I*A18A13A-6-4A-83341ANoteA7romA'(CADeli+eredA#"ABaili&&A
    3ei#ertAonA*A66A13A,ta!ledAtoACoughlinAsA*A18A13A'equestAinAE+ictionAasAtoADe&iciencesAinA'49Aa
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**631447I*A18A13A-6-4A-83341ANoteA7romA'(CADeli+eredA#"ABaili&&A
    3ei#erAonA*A66A13A,ta!ledAtoACoughlinAsA*A18A13A'equestAinAE+ictionAasAtoADe&iciencesAinA'49A
    an
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**6453*-I3A66A16A-6-4A374A'(CA,tancilADeclarationA'egardingA
    7ailureAtoA7ileA3A18A16ANoticeAo&A9!!eal
    2he '(C has &urther +iolated Ne+ada la% in &ailing to accord Coughlin the hearings he is
    entitled to under N', 1159.39- %here Coughlin &iled a Veri&ied )etition &or E/!edited 'elie& &rom
    :llegal @ocCout in all o& the North%inds Cases: 'e+6-16A--1-45 u!on Chandler &ilingI!osting and
    9mended * Da" ;nla%&ul Detainer Notice on 8I65I16, his and North%inds continuing to attem!t to
    locC Coughlin out not to mention seeC to ha+e him arrested &or 0tres!ass0, not to mention ChandlerFs
    0misconduct0 at the 7I*I16 3earing on the Botion to Vacate and (udge ,chroederFs +ast misconduct
    therein and #e"ond in that and other matters.:
    ,o, the '(C clerCs, #aili&&s and Dudges Dust stead&astl" re&use to &ollo% the la% or a#ide #"
    their duties &ailing to transmit Notices o& 9!!eal, &ailing to acce!t documents &or &iling or Cee! an"
    record thereo&, re&using to acce!t the M6*- Coughlin attem!ted to !ost as a su!ersedeas #ond !er
    N', 4-.35*, etc., etc..
    ,o ironic that the +er" documents that 'amse" and the '(C +iolated criminal la% in &ailing to
    retain e+en co!ies o&, much less &ile in, chronicle the 0ram!ant misconduct0 #" '(C Baili&&s and
    clerC attendant to 'o##in BaCer, Cath" <ood, Christine EricCson Chie& Ci+il Di+ision clerC %ho
    allegedl" does not Cno% that (C''2 1- does not a!!l" to 0landlord tenant matters0 !er (C''2 6, as
    she has a smug, hostile (ohn 'e"es res!ond to CoughlinFs +arious attem!ted &ilings in 'e+6-11A
    --17-5 #" #ringing out a highlighted co!" o& (C''2 1-, %hich Baili&& 3ei#ert alleges 'o##in BaCer
    told him %as the #asis &or reDecting CoughlinFs criminal case &ilings, the onl" !ro#lem is ,ee <DC'
    15., (C''2 6 !ro+ides that nothing in (C''2 a!!lies to criminal cases, and the la% !rohi#its courts
    &rom a!!l"ing ticC" tacC ci+il action local rules related to &ormatting to matters in+ol+ing the
    !otential loss o& li#ert". 3ei#ert re!eatedl" re&used to &ile in he sa"s the '(C ClerCs %ill not taCe
    them at times, then other times he sa"s he is reDecting CoughlinFs &ilings. CoughlinFs &ilings in a host
    o& criminal cases: 'C'6-11A-83341, 'C'6-16A-8*83- a case in %hich #oth Baili&& 'e"es
    announced, on the deadline da" &or Coughlin to &ile his !ostAtrial motion, and a&ter Coughlin had
    MOTION AND OR REQUEST FOR JAVS AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS AND NOTICE OF OBSTRUCTION OF COUGHLIN'S ABILITY TO
    FILE DOCUMENTS AND VIEW FILES, OBTAIN COPIES THEREFROM, IN THE RJC BY RJC CLERKS, BAILIFFS, AND JUDGES-
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    alread" su#mitted &ilings that da", that CoughlinFs &ilings o& such a time sensiti+e document related to
    a li#ert" interest %as #eing reDected #" 'e"es, sua s!onte, in his 0inter!retation0 o& the 16I6-I16
    9dministrati+e 4rder in that 'e"es %as a!!l"ing a 0no more than one &iling !er da"0 %rinCle to the
    9dministrati+e 4rder. ;!on Coughlin !ointing out the !ro#lems associated %ith this 'e"es in+aded
    CoughlinFs !ersonal s!ace and dro!!ed a!!ro/imatel" &i+e 0&A#om#s0 %ith his inimita#le cartoon
    #ull" s%agger. 2he thing %ith 'e"es is, he is collecting and M5*- checC the &irst o& e+er" month &or
    #eing 06-N disa#led0, according to his 7inancial Declaration and getting a M4,*-- 0retirement0 checC
    the &irst o& e+er" month must #e so disorienting %hen he comes into the '(C and !eo!le liCe
    Coughlin actuall" e/!ect him to !er&orm the duties o& his em!lo"ment such as !rocess the
    documents Coughlin su#mits &or &iling !ursuant to an incredi#l" s!ecious to #egin %ith
    9dministrati+e 4rder see 'C'6-13A-71437 and the attacC #" 'e"es connected to 'e"es delusional
    inter!retation thereo& in 'C'6-13A-7687*. %here 'e"es also 'e"es a checC e+er" cou!le %eeCs &or
    his &ull time em!lo"ment as a Baili&& %ith the '(C M1,4-- or so.....
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**644844I16A8A16A-6-4A-83341A9416A-1AEmailAtoA'(CACourtA
    9dministratorA2uttleAandA'BCAChie&ABarshalA'o!erABaili&&AsADetainingABeACourthouseA,anctuar"
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**648*88I6A*A16A-6-4ACoughlinAsA2)4A9!!licationA9gainstA'(CA
    Baili&&A'e"es
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**647-*6I6A65A13A-6-4A-83341A<CD9ADD9A3e$lerA6A6*A13A@etterA
    <ithANe%A3and%rittenANoteA'emailedA2hreateningA2'4A2)4
    2he thing is, Nicholas 3asset, o+er 15 "ear old, nonA!art", ser+ed on the '(C, and Garen
    ,tancil, and Court 9dministrator ,te+e 2uttle a ,C' 11- su#!oena, %hich %as !ro!erl" issued e+en
    i& N'C) is deemed a!!lica#le, %hich it is not, the ,BNINNDBIClerC o& CourtI4BC e/!ressl"
    indicated to Coughlin that ,C' 1-*4. and ,C' 119, as the" relate to ,C' 11-, allo% e+en a
    0tem!oraril" sus!ended0 attorne" such as Coughlin to issue his o%n su#!oenas in his role as as sel&
    re!resenting res!ondent. 2he '(C is in contem!t and should #e su#Dect to ,C' 11-3.A4., and
    Da+id <attsAVial, Esq. must %ithdra%al &rom 'C)6-16A---*99 &urther, the <C)D is an
    inde!endent contractor and not a!!ro!riatel" re!resented in such <orC!lace 2)4IE)4 #" the
    <CD9, and <attsAVial attem!ted to massage that at the 1I4I13 E)4 hearing #" suggesting the 2)4
    a!!lication %as &iled #" (im @eslie on #ehal& o& the <C)D...one, @eslie cannot &ile a <orC!lace
    3arassment 2)4 9!!lication that seeCs to !rotect himsel&, his em!lo"er must do it &or him, and the
    <CD9Fs 4&&ice is not @eslieFs em!lo"er, #e"ond the e/treme im!ro!riet" in @eslie +iolating his dut"
    o& con&identialit" a la ')C 1.18..
    htt!:II%%%.scri#d.comIdocI1**64*8*-I6A8A13AEmailAtoA<attsA<CD9A)leaseA'es!ondeAtoAB"A
    ,u#!oenas
    CONCLUSION
    )lease !ro+ide the (9V, audio recordings sought herein and access to or co!ies o& digital
    co!ies are great. o& 9@@ o& Zach CoughlinFs &iles, e+er, in the '(C.
    MOTION AND OR REQUEST FOR JAVS AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS AND NOTICE OF OBSTRUCTION OF COUGHLIN'S ABILITY TO
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    4n this date, : caused a co!" o& the &oregoing document to #e ser+ed u!on the &ollo%ing #"
    !lacing a true and correct co!" o& the &oregoing document in the ;.,. mail addressed to and
    !ersonall" deli+ering the same to the <CD9Fs 4&&ice at 1 ,outh ,ierra ,t.:
    9mos '. ,tege, astegePda.%ashoecount".us
    Zachar" N. =oung, Esq. $"oungPda.%ashoecount".us
    <ashoe Count" D9
    1 ,outh ,ierra ).4. Bo/ 3--53
    'eno , NV 59*6-
    )hone Num#er: 77*A365A36-- 7a/ num#er: 77*A36*A87-3
    Email: $"oungPda.%ashoecount".us
    'ichard ?. 3ill, Chartered
    8*6 7orest ,treet
    'eno, Ne+ada 59*-9
    )hone: 77*. 345A-555
    7a/: 77*. 345A-5*5
    Email: rhillPrichardhilla%.com
    11791 'idge 'im 'oad, Chico, C9 9*965, co!" to Batthe% (oel Berliss to the e/tent 3ill re&uses to
    &ile a notice o& a!!earance in CV11A-3-*1.
    ,ue Ging, <estern Ne+ada Banagement, )arC 2errace 2o%nhomes349
    5-4 Bill ,treet 'eno, NV 59*-6
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    and Ging and <NB at 77*654448*
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    364A*93- 7a/ num#er: 77*A364A8173 Email: ga"leCernPCernltd.com attoren" &or )arC 2errace
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    MOTION AND OR REQUEST FOR JAVS AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS AND NOTICE OF OBSTRUCTION OF COUGHLIN'S ABILITY TO
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    MOTION AND OR REQUEST FOR JAVS AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS AND NOTICE OF OBSTRUCTION OF COUGHLIN'S ABILITY TO
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    RULE 10 OF THE RULES OF PRACTICE FOR THE
    SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
    Rule 10. Form of pleadings.
    1. All pladiHgS BHDB|S I5OHD for filiRg must be B, unfolded, firmly bound
    ogehr a th op, OHWDBI of standard quality, HO SS DBR16 lb. Weigh and
    8 Y x 11 HCD5 H SZ. All papers HUSbe typewritten or prepared by some other
    . duplicaHg IOCSS 0B will produce clear and |0BHR COS QUBy _ID to

    .. |Z-O-DS.-DS . ~ =,,

    ,
    O, XCas provided in section 6 of this rule. Only one side of the paper may be
    USD.
    All papers presented for I||H_, receiv[g oI lodging W0the clerk SDB be I
    punched with 2 holes, centered 2 " apar Y" o 5/8" from 0op edge of the paper.
    The lines on each page HUSb double spaced, except that descriptions of real
    property may be single spaced. Pages must be numbered consecutively at the
    bottom. Lines of pages must be numbered in the left margin or on legal pleading
    paper.
    Any pleadings or papers presented for filing that are larger than what can be
    \B5HOin a 2 inch acco fastener, must be submited for filing in volumes of no larger
    DBH 2 HCDS per volume with a cover page DR each volume indicating the title Dthe
    document and volume number.
    2. |O original pleading or paper may be amended by using correction fluid or tape,
    HBK|H_eraSuIeS or interlineations thereon, or by attaching slips thereto, except by
    leave of coUr.
    3. The following information shall appear on the first page of every paper presented
    for filing:
    (
    B
    )
    The document code (list of document codes available at the Second
    JUdiciBl District Court Filing Ofice and on Dcourt's website at
    ww.washoecours.com); the name, Nevada State Bar identification
    number, address and telephone number of the attorney and of any
    associated attorney appearing for the party filing the paper, whether such
    atorney appears for the plaintiff, defendant, or other party; or the name,
    address and telephone number of a party appearing in proper person, shall
    be set forth to the left of center of the page beginning at line1 and shall be
    single spaced. The spa<e to the right of center shall be reserved for the
    filing marks of the cleIK.
    CODE
    NAME
    BAR NUMBER
    ADDRESS
    CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE
    TELEPHONE NUMBER
    ATTORNEY FOR:
    WDCR 10 Efective December 19, 2007
    Per ADKT No. 417 Approved by Supreme Court on November 19, 2007
    Page 1 of 3
    (b) The title of the court shall appear at the center of the page, line 6, below the
    information required by paragraph one as follows:
    I N THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
    IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE
    _______~~

    1
    B the title of the cour shall appear in the space to the lef of center. 1if} __ __ _ __
    _
    9, the name of the action or proceeding, e.g.,
    JOHN DOE,
    Plaintif,
    vs.
    RI CHARD ROE,
    Defendant.
    . (d) In the space to the right of center at lines 11 and 12, shall appear the case
    number and the department number as follows:
    Case No. CV06-00000
    Dept. No.1
    (e) ' The title of the pleading, motion or other document must be typed or printed
    on the page directly below the name of the parties to the action or
    proceeding. The title must be suficient in description to apprise the
    respondent and clerk of the nature of the document filed, or the relief
    sought, e.g., Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment against Plaintif
    John Doe; Plaintif's Motion to Compel Answers to Interrogatories.
    See Example A attached for a General Jurisdiction case.
    See Example B attached for a Family Jurisdiction case.
    (f) Pleadings or papers presented for filing should be in the following order:
    Pleading or document including filer's signature
    Afrmation
    Certificate of Serice
    Index of Exhibits followed by the Exhibits, if any
    4. Pursuant to NRS 239B.030(4) the Second Judicial District Court requires that an
    Afirmation must be attached as the last page of each document presented for filing
    and before any attached exhibits, or the Afirmation may be the last sentence before
    the signature line on the document, stating that the document does not contain the
    social security number of any person. If the document does contain the social
    security number of any person, the affirmation must indicate the specific state or
    WDCR 10 Efective December 19. 2007 Page 2 of 3
    Per ADK No
    _
    417 Approved by Supreme Court on November 19. 2007
    federal law requiring said number. The Afrmation form is available at the Second
    Judicial District Court Filing Ofice and on the court's website at
    w.washoecourts.com. (Attach Afirmation form and other acceptable options
    here.)
    5. Social security numbers and any financial account numbers must be redacted
    . from any documents filed with the court. If a social security or account number is
    needed for identification purposes, all but the last four digits of that number must be
    redacted from the pleadings and documents.
    6. All exhibits attached to pleadings or papers must be 8 % x 11 inches in size; must
    be separated with bottom-tabbed divider pages; must be labeled numerically, i.e.,
    Exhibit 1, 2, 3, etc., rather than alphabetically, and it will be mandatory efective
    January 1, 2008, that all exhibits be identified numerically. Exhibits that are smaller
    must be afixed to a blank sheet of paper 8 x 11 inches in size, with invisible
    adhesive tape on all sides. Staples must not be used to afix an exhibit to a sheet of
    paper. Exhibits that are larger than 8 % x 11 inches must be reduced to 8 % x 11
    inches. Exhibits such as maps must be folded so as to appear 8 % x 11 inches in
    size. All exhibits attached to pleadings or papers must be separated by a bottom
    tabbed divider page and clearly marked with the exhibit number at the top and bottom
    of the page. All exhibits attached to pleadings or papers must be preceded by an
    Index of Exhibits indicating the exhibit number, exhibit description and the length of
    each exhibit (number of pages). Copies of exhibits must be clearly legible and not
    unnecessarily voluminous. Original documents must be retained by counsel for
    introduction as exhibits at the time of a hearing or at the time of trial rather than
    attached to pleadings.
    7. Accountings and/or financial reports must be attached as exhibits to pleadings and
    documents and not included in the body of any pleading or document.
    8. If pleadings or documents are presented for filing with multiple case numbers, a
    separate original must be filed for each individual case.
    9. Any motion, opposition, reply, etc., must be filed as separate document unless it is
    pleaded in the alterative.
    10. When a decision of the Supreme Court of the State of Nevada is cited, the citation
    to Nevada Reports must be given together with the citation to West's Pacific Reporter
    and the year of the decision. When a decision of an appellate court of any other state
    is cited, the citation to West's Regional Reporter System must be given together with
    the state and year of the decision. When a decision of the United States Supreme
    Court is cited, the United States Reports citation and year of decision must be given.
    When a decision of the court of appeals or of a district court or other court of the
    United States has been reported in the Federal Reporter System, that citation, court
    and year of decision must be given.
    11. The clerk shall not accept for filing any pleadings or documents which do not
    comply with this rule, except by leave of the court after good cause has been shown,
    the cour may permit the filing of non-complying pleadings and documents.
    WDCR 10 Efective December 19, 2007
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