THE HERALD PRINTS INCOHERENT GIBBERISH ON PABLO KISEL BAR CLOSINGS

The Trial by Franz Kafka is all anyone needs to read to understand Due Process.  It is short.  It is basically the journey of a clerk through the legal system, without ever being told what he did wrong.  How do the bar owners appeal the closing of their bars without specific notice of what they did wrong?

Now I have desperately tried to get access to the notices to see if they comply with due process.  No one seems to want to post the notices in a readable form. 

It appears, but I will not claim, the notices the city put on bar doors does not specifically state which codes were violated and when.  If this is true, then the city will be liable for damages.

But I will not call it.  I need to be able to see the notices to form an opinion.

The Herald certainly has the technology to post a link to the notices but chose not to.  They certainly have the ability to report on the claims in the lawsuit, and TRO.  The Herald chose not to.

I have contacted several bar owners for information concerning the lawsuit and TRO.  One messaged me and asked why I am suing the city.  I told him in the message I sent him. That is going nowhere. 

There appears to be a very clear Due Process problem, but I will not call it without the documents.  This is why so many people rely on the BV2.  They know I will hold on a story until I see the key documents.