Mr. Avery,
This is a forward of the email that Mr. Getz sent to me regarding your case, as you requested in your previous email. The citations that he is proceeding on are attached as well.
Regards,
Whitney L. Gibbs
Assistant Public Defender
The Law Office of the Public Defender Dekalb County
320 Church Street
Decatur, GA 30030
(office) 404.371.2222
(fax) 404.371.2296
From: Getz, Wystan
Sent: Friday, December 30, 2016 11:51 AM
To: Gibbs, Whitney
Subject: RE: James Avery Hearing
Sent: Friday, December 30, 2016 11:51 AM
To: Gibbs, Whitney
Subject: RE: James Avery Hearing
Whitney:
I’ve scanned the tickets on which the County will proceed against Mr. Avery. It should be 11 citations for excessive square footage of signage. I’ll tender the remaining tickets for NP prior to trial / plea. I’m not going to go forward with the seasonal display, the signs in the right of way, or the nudity in the signs citations. 11 tickets is more than enough.
If there’s a trial, I expect to have Ofc. Houseworth testify that he went to the house on the dates & observed the signs, measured them et c., & determined that there was signage in excess of the sq. footage regulation & tender the photos from the dates in question. I’m not going to have any of the neighborhood people testify as to signage or anything else at trial. They may want to be heard on sentence but I’ve pretty well told them that I expect, if the judge finds Mr. Avery guilty, that the sentence will be geared towards compliance. Don’t exceed the sq. footage for signage, as we’ve discussed.
WG
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Wystan Getz
Sr. Supervising Ass’t. Solicitor-General
DeKalb County Solicitor-General’s Office
556 N. McDonough St., Ste. 500
Decatur, Ga. 30030-3355
404-371-4716
Attachments
- AveryTickets.pdf (3.42MB)
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Mr. Avery,
I didn't have time today to address the other concerns/questions that you raised in your email. I will address those concerns in a subsequent email this week.
Regards,
Whitney Gibbs
On Jan 8, 2017 5:25 PM, James Avery <jeaverydvm87@att.net> wrote:
Hello Mrs. Gibbs,
First I'm wanting to start off saying how it surprised me hearing you answer... one week ... to Judge McCoyd's question as to how long you needed preparing for my case. It wouldn't surprised me that Judge McCoyd purposely gave us more time based on the look I shot over at you standing beside me upon hearing you answering his question with ...one week.
Well, this coming Tuesday will have been one week. And I have yet to hear how you plan on representing me..?
Anyway, I'm understanding that the Solicitor representing DeKalb County in there case against me has sent you an email regarding their intentions prosecuting me for only eleven of twenty-nine citations issued to me by DeKalb County Code Enforcement Division. Would it be possible of you forwarding this email to me as well?
Which eleven citations are they pursuing?
How did they go about deciding which eleven citations to pursue against me?
Also, would it be possible of you (don't know why I'm making another request of you considering there have been so many already having been ignored completely) obtaining a complete copy of my file with Code Enforcement Division? Everything possible they might have regarding inappropriate signage 1840 Mason Mill Road? There's lots of stuff should be in this file I'm certain of us being able bringing up during this trial?
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Also there is a long list of people I would love having subpoenaed; President Clair Sterk of Emory University (see attached photo) being one of them?
Sincerely yours,
James E. Avery, D.V.M.
(just call me Jim Ed or simply Jim)
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