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Ok. Julian Davis has put it on the record that he thinks the things written about him by h. brown are false.

OK. What can a person do to deal with this situation.
What are the options for Julian Davis.

He could file a lawsuit. Then h. brown would be summoned to court to face a judge. If he did not appear then a warrant or bench warrant could be put on him by the judge for non-appearance and then he could be arrested and taken right away to county jail at any time if any cop stopped and ID'd him.

Which they would be glad to do, after all the stuff he's written about the cops.

If he did appear before the judge, the judge would review the materials, probably over the course of 4 or 5 seconds if my observations of judges' behavior in the past still remains true.

then the judge may rule in harold's favor **OR** possibly make an opposite decision that the offending web pages must be taken down. He could then do that and the matter would then be resolved.

If he does not take the pages down? That would then be considered in contempt of the court and then the judge could issue a warrant at that time. And he could spent time on the 6th Floor of 850 Bryant and be held there until his public defender can negotiate a plea bargain.

Another matter would be the fine. There would be a fine levied of probably $300 - $500 depending upon the whim and mood of the judge. Although Harold Brown is indigent, that would not get him out of paying the fine. No way.

They'd probably require him to attend a certain number of Life Skills classes such as Anger Management or Alcoholics Anonymous or Men's Drumming in lieu of paying the fine.

The number of sessions required for him to do would depend on how much the case manager/ social worker either liked him or hated him. That's how the system works.

If he didn't complete this stuff -- the group therapy sessions -- then the warrant would be automatically issued at his next hearing before the judge.

He wouldn't be cleared for takeoff until the case manager gives a good report to the judge.

That could be as many as 45 or 50 sessions required. They might also request that he start taking government drugs (medication) and if he says no then they will keep on requiring more sessions in a battle of wills and it could go on forever.

Or it might just SEEM LIKE forever.

So yeah. There's freedom of speech in this country, but if another person accuses you of writing untruths about them, Then that other person does have recourse.

And it can get ugly.