The Montana Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal filed in opposition to Cascade County by a girl accused of animal abuse after the sheriff’s workplace seized 172 animals from her house close to Great Falls in May 2020.
Pamela Jo Polejewski’s Nov. 1, 2021, appeal was denied and the case dismissed on the grounds that she was objecting to a continuing in her case and to not a last judgment.
Since her arrest, she has filed a flurry of Cascade County District Court, U.S. District Court and Montana Supreme Court circumstances accusing the county of taking her animals with out trigger and violating her constitutional rights by adopting out the animals after she was unable to pay the county for his or her maintenance.
Polejewski’s most up-to-date federal submitting was remanded to district court docket and dismissed.
Another federal submitting requests damages from Cascade County in the quantity of greater than $90,000 for stolen animals, stolen or broken property, and “doxing by Cascade County ensuing in seven vandalisms since publishing the handle in (the) media.” That case continues to be open.
Polejewski’s handle was revealed in reference to a fireplace on her property. Responding legislation enforcement subsequently filed legal prices after deputies mentioned they noticed greater than 150 animals with out sufficient meals or shelter.
Polejewski instantly filed a civil case in opposition to Cascade County and a Montana Supreme Court appeal after a choose dominated her animals wouldn’t be returned.
Polejewski misplaced her Supreme Court bid, and the case was despatched again to district court docket for legal prosecution. Both her civil case in opposition to the county and the animal welfare case in opposition to her had been closed because of this.
In response, Polejewski filed what the State of Montana known as “a collection of improper, nesting doll ‘motions for reconsideration'” with the supreme court docket.
“Polejewski has routinely flouted Montana’s procedural guidelines, earlier than district courts and the supreme court docket, an a decades-long authorized battle relating to Polejewski’s serial mistreatment of animals,” the state wrote in its response.
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In addition, the state tried to have Polejewski declared a “vexatious litigant,” citing her a number of improper, duplicative and obscure filings.
“Polejewski’s Petition is a hodge-podge of arguments, incomplete sentences, clips of weblog posts, and a caption from the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals,” the state wrote. “The Petition raises most of the similar details and arguments that she has asserted in her a number of filings earlier than the Court in this matter and in her 2020 appeal in regards to the similar underlying civil proceedings. This is improper.
“…it seems that Polejewski has made her filings out of a need to make life as tough and costly for the County as she will, not out of any good religion perception that she is going to prevail.”
The state’s bid to declare Polejewski a vexatious litigant was denied.
So far, Polejewski’s legal trial is ready for March 21, 2022.
This article initially appeared on Great Falls Tribune: Great Falls girl loses appeal in animal abuse case spanning three courts
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