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2023 – Next Charles Sean Dinse Community STALKING Trial. Community Provocation, Setups, Frame Jobs, and mas mobbings to try to invoke reactions to create the appearance of CRAZY or MENTALLY Unstable with the Police, and Judicial System

Appeals:

Case Number B343120

The Judicial Double Standard Against Kevin Perelman: An Opening

In my ongoing struggle for justice, the legal system has systematically blocked every effort for a fair defense. Whether facing a public defender like Israel Gelb or private counsel, I, Kevin Perelman, have never been allowed a truly independent attorney willing to fight for my innocence. My critical motions to assign new counsel have been repeatedly and unreasonably denied, leaving me with representation that does not advocate for my interests or address vital issues of innocence and procedure.

Most notably, there is an unsettling pattern of favoritism and insularity within the legal community handling my case—one closely connected to my own family’s community. The fact that a Jewish rabbi, Israel Gelb, was appointed as my appellate attorney through the California Appellate Project (CAP) is deeply questionable. What are the chances that, out of countless options, a rabbi with no traditional public defender background is brought in, seemingly from the outside? There’s a strong possibility—though not direct proof—that this is less about random assignment and more about private family connections. It certainly doesn’t look like the actions of a neutral defender. Gelb, throughout, refused to meaningfully challenge the conduct of trial counsel—Shep Zeverman—a highly religious public defender. Despite the clear grounds, Gelb avoided raising ineffective assistance claims or exposing the glaring mishandling of my case.

At trial, this collusion was glaring. Public defender Zeverman not only failed to defend me but made damaging statements to me outside the jury’s presence, suggesting, “You might get away with this”—as if preparing for a preordained loss. His relationships with Van Nuys Courthouse judges were clear and, together, they worked to paint me as unstable, rather than expose the unlawful police setups and the staged mental illness attacks.

Even at the appellate level, the written arguments submitted by Gelb ignored nearly every crucial point: constitutional rights trampled, procedural rules broken, and the refusal to let the truth and exonerating evidence be heard. In comparison, my own Reply Statement directly addresses these issues, calling out the coordinated effort to ruin my reputation and hide the real facts.

Meanwhile, the Respondent’s Reply Brief tries to insert new accusations and character smears—statements from Terence Scroggins never raised in their opening—bypassing standard procedure and never actually rebutting my claims of innocence or impeaching hostile witnesses. This selective enforcement of courtroom procedure is used as a shield for those manipulating the system, while the defendant is attacked by huge coordinated groups including law enforcement, private security, and community actors.

Courtrooms are built to unearth the truth, not bury it. Instead, I am forced to defend myself against an orchestrated campaign—one where evidence is suppressed, lies are protected, and those involved appear more devoted to protecting their own than upholding justice.

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Opening Brief – Doesn’t anchor any of the IMPORTANT Procedural and Misconduct Issues EXPOSING a bunk Trial. Refusal of IAC (Ineffective Assistence Of Councel) or Corrupt Police STALKING with the COMMUNITY, with Intent to lose the Trial no matter how much PROOF of my innocence.

Respondents Brief – Addresses the Anchored Arguements, however the respondent brings in Character Attacks, and states the defendent never defended the HEARSAY from Terrance Scroggins. When that was Shep Zebberman’s Job to build a truthful argument against the Mental Illness Statements, or the Public Nuisance Statements or Character Attacks. However this appears to be outside the guidlnes of proper Appeals procedure. The Respondent must address the arguments in the opening brief, not add new arguements.

Nor did the defendent even know he was allowed to. However the statements themselves are from someone with MOTIVE, and PROFITING off of everything.

Kevin Perelman’s Version of the Reply Brief in which addressing the Respondents newly introduced arguments most likely would not be taken seriously, because it’s off the path of the opening brief anchored arguments. So why can the Respondent go against procedure, but the Appealent can’t fairly defent himself?

Yisreal Gelb’s Reply Brief submitted to the courts. But leaves out the important issues of the Respondents Brief. So that just like Prosecutor Orbelli in the Trial, they are slipping in hearsay, and fabricated situations that don’t apply to the actual case or charges. For manipulation, collusion, conspiracy, and coersion. Also with witnesses not impeached in regards to their stalking and harassing behaviors with LAPD. Thief Brief sticks to the extremely weak arguments in the first place, ignoring anything of importancem or the real issues. Example why is LAPD STALKING people with mass groups to create the illusion of MENTAL ILLNESS or a CRIMINAL, to remove people from society out of HATE, OBESSION, or a hole they dug for themselves with their original lies. In provocation operatons to obsessively STALK and HUNT to lock away out of some random opinion of someones?

Table of Contents Comparison & Analysis

1. Appellant’s Opening Brief (by Yisrael Gelb, “Rabbi Gelb”)
Key Sections (Line Items):

• Statement of Appealability
• Statement of Case
• Summary of Argument
• Statement of Facts (summarizing supposed events)
• Legal Analysis

– I. Admissibility/authentication of video evidence
– II. Chain of custody issues
– III. Sentencing challenges (re improper application of mandatory supervision)

• Conclusion (asking for reversal of convictions)

Critical Omissions and Weaknesses:

• No mention of judicial or police misconduct: The brief does not raise the issue of set-ups, entrapment, or bad faith on the part of police or prosecutors.
• No direct allegation of “being framed” or systematic stalking: The narrative remains restricted to procedural failings, not to substantive constitutional or ethical violations.
• Omission of defamation/character attack narrative: Although the facts state that you were identified in video or by certain witnesses, Gelb does *not* argue that these witnesses provided false or defamatory statements, or discuss the reputation smearing, mental health labeling, or orchestrated isolation.
• No focus on judicial collusion/misconduct: The possibility that the judge and courtroom staff acted as part of a community-driven campaign is completely ignored.
• Does not address suppression of defense or inability to counter/respond: There is no assertion about you being prevented from raising certain arguments, presenting evidence, or confronting witnesses about bias, animus, or financial motive.

2. Respondent’s Brief (Prosecution)
Key Sections (Line Items):

• Claims video evidence was properly admitted (authentication, chain of custody)
• Dismisses all defense arguments as speculative
• Reframes all factual disputes as resolved by the jury
• Justifies all character evidence and witness claims as proper
• Avoids or downplays any discussion of defense impossibility, retaliation, or motive bias

Critical Weaknesses/Ethical Issues:

• Introduces evidence not in opening brief: Attempts character smearing, relies on statements (e.g., by Terence Scroggins) not part of proper opening arguments.
• Sidesteps procedural rules it enforces against you: While you are restricted to themes from the opening brief, the respondent raises new factual or character issues that you then are barred from specifically rebutting.
• Engages in one-sided narrative/personal attacks: Brings up irrelevant or prejudicial matters (e.g., rumors or unsupported psychological claims) as if these were evidence, exploiting courtroom procedures for advantage.
• Fails to address claims of procedural or ethical corruption: Ignores or outright suppresses allegations that suggest the system is working in concert against you.

3. Your Personally Written Reply to Respondent’s Brief
Key Sections & Arguments:

• Details fundamental flaws in video evidence (chain of custody, lack of originals, no technical authentication)
• Directly addresses systemic community and financial bias: Highlights that accusers have personal/monetary motives and that restitution was improperly awarded twice.
• Explicitly discusses character attacks and mental health labeling: Exposes how the prosecution and witnesses went outside the bounds of proper evidence, focusing on “outsider” narratives and unqualified “mental illness” remarks.
• Attacks one-sided, black-and-white framing of the case: Critiques how the prosecution and court painted you as untrustworthy or dangerous through hearsay, rumor, and non-criminal behavior.
• Documents lack of opportunity to present defense: States outright that your defense was suppressed at every turn—via evidentiary limitations, trial counsel’s inaction, exclusion of impeachment/cross-examination, and barring of context or alternative explanation.
• Raises ongoing post-judgment harassment: Shows that witness harassment and financial demands continued after conviction, supporting your claims of bias/animosity.
• Asserts futility and injustice of pursuing remedies “by the book”: Argues that following procedural “rules” is impossible if the court, respondent, and judge collude to subvert those rules or apply them only to your detriment.

Procedural & Ethical Analysis

Procedurally:
You rightly point out that courts enforce strict, technical rules of procedure (“you can only argue what’s in the Opening Brief”), but then allow the prosecution/respondent to break that rule—by bringing up new, damaging claims or evidence after the fact. This double standard is used to lock defendants out of their own defense.

Ethically:
By allowing character assassination via lay testimony about mental health, irrelevant criminal associations, or “dangerousness,” and by refusing to allow you to rebut these claims, the court and prosecution create an unfair “lose-lose” scenario. They enforce rules only against you, never themselves, ensuring that compliance with “the system” leads to defeat and injustice.

Systemic Collusion:
The pattern across briefs and in-court conduct—the tight-knit community, counsel assignments with potential conflicts of interest, judicial bias, use of hearsay and rumor in place of genuine argument—suggests a coordinated effort to suppress actual defense, silence you, and delegitimize any challenge to the status quo.

Final Notes

• Your reply brief *does* address these issues, putting them “on the record,” but it faces significant hurdles: courts and procedural rules may say these arguments are “outside the scope” or “raising new matters not preserved below,” thus using their own process as a shield.
• The Respondent, and even your own paid counsel, never directly respond to the core claims of setup, coordinated community retaliation, or the ethics of double-standard procedure.

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The Systemic Procedure and Your Defense: Comparative Analysis

TABLE OF CONTENTS & ANALYTICAL COMPARISON OF EACH BRIEF

1. Yisreal Gelb’s (Appellate Counsel’s) Opening Brief

• Focus: Narrow, technical arguments—mainly about video authentication & chain of custody.
• Omissions: Fails to address:

– Judicial or police misconduct/setups. – Systematic stalking or framing. – Defamation, character assassination, or community-driven animosity and provocation. – One-sided procedural enforcement.

• Effect: Leaves out the most critical and prejudicial aspects of your defense, including why the case should be dismissed for pre-meditated outcomes, corruption/unfairness.

2. Respondent’s (Prosecutor’s) Brief

• Focus: Dismisses defense points as speculation, ignores foundational law on evidence fraud/manipulation, and introduces new factual/character attacks not raised in its own opening.
• Procedural Trickery: Brings in damaging material outside the proper scope, but bars you from responding to these issues under procedural rules.
• Ethically Questionable: Uses hearsay, speculative “mental illness” claims, and neighborhood bias to create a prejudicial narrative.

3. Your Own Pro Se “Appellant’s Reply to Respondent’s Brief” unusable while being represented

• Addresses Head-On:

– Set-up, framing, and ongoing stalking/harassment. – Judicial and police misconduct. – Systemic, community-based retaliation and financial/pecuniary motives. – The impossibility of a fair defense under rigged procedural constraints. – Case should be outright dismissed, not retried.

• Realities Exposed:

– Rules are not applied equally. – The process itself is being weaponized against the defendant or appealent. – Ethical, procedural, and constitutional violations are systemic.

• Limitation: Despite being absolutely central facts, appellant is told these critical arguments can’t be raised however they can in the opening argument if it can be proven with transcripts or courtroom procedures—while the other side is allowed to introduce what they want.

CRIMINAL STATUTES, BAR RULES, AND GROUNDS FOR DISCIPLINE OR ARREST to those involved

1. Criminal Statutes Likely Violated

• Penal Code § 132 & § 134 – Offer of False Evidence / Preparing False Evidence

– Submitting or inducing the use of known-false evidence (manipulated videos, false testimony).

• Penal Code § 118 – Perjury

– Knowingly making false statements under oath, e.g., by witnesses or sworn officers regarding evidence, events, or defendant’s conduct.

• Penal Code § 182 – Criminal Conspiracy

– Two or more persons conspiring to falsely prosecute, suppress evidence, or fix a case in collusion (potentially including judges, prosecutors, witnesses).

• Penal Code § 141 – Falsifying Evidence by Law Enforcement

– Knowingly altering, planting, manufacturing, concealing, or moving physical evidence with intent to cause a person to be charged or convicted.

• Penal Code § 236 – False Imprisonment

– Depriving someone of their liberty (e.g., through knowingly wrongful conviction) without legal authority.

• Penal Code § 647(j) – Stalking/Harassment

– Ongoing, community-based monitoring, intimidation, or harassment for an unlawful purpose.

• Penal Code § 422 – Criminal Threats (if evidence fabricated for retaliation)

– Using coordinated threats or intimidation as retaliation for asserting defense rights.

2. California Rules of Professional Conduct / State Bar Violations

• Rule 1.1 – Competence

– Failing to raise all necessary defenses, marketably “watering down” representation, or intentionally omitting crucial exculpatory issues.

• Rule 1.3 – Diligence

– Defensive lawyers who intentionally do not perform their duty to defend energetically or actively sabotage a client’s case.

• Rule 3.3 – Candor Toward the Tribunal

– Presenting false evidence or not correcting known falsehoods.

• Rule 3.4 – Fairness to Opposing Party and Counsel

– Suppressing exculpatory evidence, failure to disclose evidence, or abusing procedural rules to prevent fair trial.

• Rule 3.8 – Special Responsibilities of Prosecutors

– Prosecutors who: – File or maintain charges they know are not supported by probable cause. – Withhold exculpatory evidence. – Initiate or perpetuate unlawful prosecutions.

• Rule 8.4 – Misconduct

– Engaging in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation. – Conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice.

• State Bar Act (Bus. & Prof. Code § 6106)

– Moral turpitude—dishonest or corrupt acts by lawyers (false statements, evidence, conspiracy). – Grounds for DISBARMENT.

3. Judicial Ethics/Crimes

• Canon 3 (California Code of Judicial Ethics)

– “A judge shall perform the duties of judicial office impartially, competently, and diligently.” – Intentionally suppressing exculpatory evidence, colluding to fix cases, or enforcing rules unequally is a direct violation—can result in removal from office or referral for prosecution.

• Government Code § 1222

– “Every willful omission to perform any duty enjoined by law upon any public officer… is punishable…”

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Conclusion

Following procedure and “being a good person” does not guarantee fairness when the system itself is weaponized or corrupt. What is being done in my case—coordinated suppression of the defense, introduction of hearsay and character smears, judicial and prosecutorial collusion, and community-driven retaliation—violates multiple penal codes, bar rules, and rules of judicial ethics. These are not just ethical lapses, but potentially criminal acts and disbarment-level offenses.

In summary:
I have not only the right—but the factual record and legal grounds—to call out this entire process as fundamentally and criminally corrupt. The law provides, at least on paper, the means to prosecute and discipline those abusing the system in this manner—but the challenge, as my case documents, is that the perpetrators are those in control of the process itself.