王立山索取法庭文件,狱方设置障碍重重

作者:Cannaa  于 2012-5-25 13:01 发表于 最热闹的华人社交网络--贝壳村

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王立山五月十三日来信:

根据我听到的反馈,领事馆把我的信转发到狱方及政府律师办公室。狱方要我查查法律文件,看是否有丢失。而政府律师仍继续拖拖拉拉,不给我全部文件。五月一日在法庭上,政府律师说已将所有书面文件转给了我,律师说他仍然在打印,扫描,编排有关我的案件的文件及照片。显然政府律师是在耍花招,一方面告诉法庭他们给了我所有文件,一方面又不断找借口拖延。从去年十二月十四日至今,已有半年了,而我仍然找不到所有有关法律报告文件,那些文件是控方给辩方的,理当给我。

我相信狱方在三月十六日转换地方时复印了所有我的法律文件。有可能有人对我的案件感兴趣。由于三月十六日的文件(那箱子刚邮寄到我手里)包括民事及刑事,所以有可能控方,狱方及个别有兴趣的人,通过狱卒,复印了所有的东西。

美国是很流氓的一个国家。一方面鼓吹人权,民主,另一方面又有种种办法侵犯人权,压制民主。表面上看吸引人,一旦与政府有势力的人较上劲,死了可能谁也都不知道。

我今天早上发现丢了一个大信封,内有一些法律文件及准备打印的草稿。有可能昨晚放风时平时吃饭的桌子上忘了拿回来。也有可能在我住的房间丢失了。有的囚犯需要大信封,而我的文件又堆在床头上,所以偷的人只要在开饭时门开了我又出去的那个空档迅速偷走。我无法确定是那种情况,但心理十分不快。同屋的波多黎巴哥人,虽然比以前其它同屋的人要安静,冷静一些,但仍然有很多方面我不了解。我虽然不认为他会拿,但他十二岁在街上混,从来不知道父亲是谁。四年前刚服完十三年的徒刑,今年又因为抢劫殴打被害者而入狱。他结过二次婚,一个太太给他生了两个孩子。另外有个他以前在狱中时认识的一个高中犹太女教师在他出狱后为他生了一个儿子。十三年前入狱前,他与女朋友(二个)分别有小孩。四年前出狱后,也认识了现在这个女朋友,当时女朋友怀有别人的孩子(另有二个,三岁及二岁),二年前这个女朋友为他生了一个儿子。如今这女的与他爱得死去活来,几乎天天写信,写诗,隔天探视,每次出庭也去。这个波多黎哥人说他以前是一个帮派头头,这次是伙同二个女的去殴打抢劫另一个女的,听说把受害者打得满脸满身都是血。

我听了他讲,心里毛骨悚然。但天天与这些人打交道,又不能对他们说三道四,甚至还得与他们打成一片,实在是所谓“与狼共舞”,很忧郁。

我把那些文章,诗寄给法官,有媒体报导了,基本是负面的。对于一些提案,媒体也是从负面角度报导。法官及政府律师似乎在尽量迫使我放弃自我辩护。我会坚持自我辩护。你们可以查查有关报导。我的提案均于案子有关。

马兰来信极少,我也担心她那的情况。

当地媒体五月二日发了一些负面报导,在
http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/branford/entry/i_am_a_different_species_dr_lishan_wang_tells_judge/
王立山
公元二零一二年五月十三日写于狱中

王立山的新地址是:
Dr. Lishan Wang #375805
Ellis MacDougall Correctional Institution
1153 East Street South,
Suffield, CT 06080

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0 回复 黄笑吾 2012-5-25 13:34
他有罪与否, 是法院的事。
他是个人, 无论生与死, 都要呆在里面好多年。一定很寂寞。
感谢有人传他的信息。尽管这个世界,尤其是中国人从来不愿与罪人打交道。
0 回复 yuexin1471 2012-5-25 15:13
一旦与政府有势力的人较上劲,死了可能谁也都不知道 ZT

同意
0 回复 笑臉書生 2012-5-25 15:37
此人值得憐憫嗎????????????
0 回复 纲举目张 2012-5-25 18:36
笑臉書生: 此人值得憐憫嗎????????????
只要多了几个三儿公事就会得出答案.
0 回复 纲举目张 2012-5-25 18:39
黄笑吾: 他有罪与否, 是法院的事。
他是个人, 无论生与死, 都要呆在里面好多年。一定很寂寞。
感谢有人传他的信息。尽管这个世界,尤其是中国人从来不 ...
黄教授有颗善良的心
0 回复 RightSouth 2012-5-25 18:52
纲举目张: 只要多了几个三儿公事就会得出答案.
Dr. Wang不是一个恶棍或流氓,他的人生经历已经证明了这一点,虽然他枪杀了他的老板。他没有从枪杀中获得任何利益。 事实上,他所做的只是他的老板同归于尽(with reference to his career)。

他只想用自己的知识和技能找一份工作去养活他的家人。当这个最 正常/ 最基本要求都成为不可能时,他失去了自我控制。他的失控应该是不难理解。

在西方有一个课程 “Anger Management”,就是为帮助像Dr. Wang那样经历的人。在这个地球上的任何一个国家,正义是靠奋斗/ 争取得来的.
0 回复 纲举目张 2012-5-25 19:05
RightSouth: Dr. Wang不是一个恶棍或流氓,他的人生经历已经证明了这一点,虽然他枪杀了他的老板。他没有从枪杀中获得任何利益。 事实上,他所做的只是他的老板同归于尽(with ...
美国就是这样子了.看上去挺好,实际上很多方面比中国公正很多.但是个人和政府要干上了,也是没前途的.所以美国也不是中国改革的终极目标."搞人的人终被人搞","你砸了人家的饭碗,人家要你的命"看来是个颠扑不破的真理.
0 回复 隔岸观火 2012-5-25 19:10
王立山是谁呀?王立军的哥哥?
0 回复 Cannaa 2012-5-25 20:41
Wang To Judge: “I Am a Different Species”

by marcia chambers | May 2, 2012 10:59 am
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In a series of motions a criminal defense attorney would have barred,  Dr. Lishan Wang explained his motives for setting out to murder Dr. Vanjeer Toor two years ago last week in an ambush shooting outside his condo in Branford. Wang is also accused of attempting to kill Toor’s wife.

In one of his motions seeking documents about Dr. Toor, Dr, Wang, who is representing himself, described Toor’s conduct against him when the two were physicians at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., as “malicious,” “disgusting,” “hurtful” and “evil.”  Many of the statements in the motion could be viewed as admissions of guilt, the judge said.

“It would help if you ran these motions by your stand-by counsel,” Superior Court Judge Roland D. Fasano told Wang during a 90-minute hearing, the 30th time the case has been on the court docket. Dr. Wang, who’s 47, is being held in $2 million bail. No member of his family has attended any of his court appearances.

Judge Fasano, who is presiding over the case, began the court session by saying that until this point, Dr. Wang had filed motions that made sense.

But the judge said he was not happy with some of the motions and with a series of poems and letters Dr. Wang addressed to him.  “You have to understand you are here for a legal process, for a trial. Poetry and philosophy are not relevant to this case.”

Melissa Bailey File Photo

Melissa Bailey File Photo
“You do want a trial,” Judge Fasano (pictured) asked Dr. Wang as he stood at the defense table wearing a bright orange prison jump suit.

“Yes,” came the reply.  (Dr. Wang has the option to plead to the charges if the prosecutor agrees.)

The last batch of motions, the judge noted, were not on point for a murder trial and did not advance the judge’s need to set a date for trial, he said.
Judge Analyzes Motions



“These latest group of motions to a large degree are repetitious, irrelevant to charges filed and at times may be considered slanderous to others.”  The judge was referring to some of the language and accusations that Dr. Wang leveled against a number of other doctors, both at Kingsbrook and other facilities. The Kingsbrook federal case is still pending.

In a motion seeking to subpoena documents and information on Dr. Toor, Dr. Wang referred to Dr. Toor in the present tense and also referred to an attorney no longer representing him as still representing him. Writing as if Dr. Toor were alive, Dr. Wang said he needed to gather evidence from Dr. Toor for his (Dr. Wang’s) case against the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, “which the defendant is vigorously pursuing until this very day.”

“The defendant needs this key witness, and both the defendant and his attorney Ms. Rodriguez have been looking for Dr. Toor all the time for a deposition and a testimony in the upcoming trial of the civil case in New York.” This motion is dated April 10, 2012. Dr. Wang filed a civil lawsuit against the Kingsbrook hospital in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn in 2009.

During the course of the hearing, Judge Fasano stated firmly but gently that it might be easier for Dr. Wang if he used his stand-by court-appointed public defender, Jeffrey LaPierre, instead of representing himself. The judge later denied Dr. Wang’s motion for an outside special counsel. Dr. Wang has insisted so far that he represent himself, despite increasing difficulty.

For example, the judge learned for the first time in court yesterday that for an unspecified reason Dr. Wang was moved from the Garner Correctional Institute in Newtown to the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution, a high -security prison in Suffield. Unlike Garner, which had a library and some law books, MacDougall-Walker has no library at all.

“He went from sparse resources to a place with no resources,” said LaPierre.

The judge said: “This is just one more reason why you should have an attorney. An attorney has access to law libraries. This is a difficult process for you.” The judge again warned Dr. Wang that his motions were filled with admissions. “These are things attorneys wouldn’t do.”

Dr.Wang listened hard. “I agree with you,” he told the judge. Then he added: “I am not changing my mind.” He said he had fundamental differences at least with his prior public defenders in “strategy and in the approach to the defense.” The judge urged him to sit down with LaPierre to discuss these issues.
Prior Mental Issues

Judge Fasano has ruled previously that Dr. Wang is entitled to call experts at his trial and there was some discussion yesterday about how this would be accomplished.

In one of his motions disclosed yesterday, a motion for an appointment of a psychiatric expert, Dr. Wang raised his past mental issues in connection with helping him to determine if he should consider “insanity” or “extreme emotional distress” as part of his defense in this murder case.

While he says he maintains his innocence, he said in this motion that in the past his prior employer, Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, had labeled him as “mentally unstable, violent and progressively getting worse, and had asked the defendant to take a mental disability benefit in June 2008.”

Kingsbrook’s observations, Dr. Wang wrote, “should be examined clinically in order to determine whether the defendant should be considered as ‘insane.’”

The judge then went on to deny a motion sought by Dr. Wang asking the FBI to investigate doctors at Kingsbrook hospital. “The FBI is not available to you,” the judge said.

Once again Dr. Wang noted the problems of representing himself while in prison.  He said he thought La Pierre “was a good-guy” but he needed a special outside counsel because LaPierre was a busy attorney. The judge denied this motion, saying outside counsel would have many cases as well.

The poems Dr. Wang wrote and sent to Judge Fasano are an effort to show the judge the various sides of his personality. He labeled them, saying “the defendant” could be spiritual or fuzzy, philosophical or compassionate, observant, or sarcastic. His last poem, “I am a Different Species,” says in part, “Injustice invigorates me like a trumpet / Calling for a march to the battlefield.”

Injustice as a reason for his actions weaves throughout his legal motions as well. He blames Dr. Toor, his boss at Kingsbrook, for bullying him and other doctors and for creating a set of circumstances that led to his dismissal at Kingsbrook and an end to his medical career. Branford police have said Dr. Wang sought revenge against Dr. Toor and two other physicians whom he blamed for ending his medical career at Kingsbrook

At the time he was murdered, Dr. Toor was a post-doctoral fellow at the Yale School of Medicine.
Explaining Criminal Procedure

As the motions were discussed, judge and defendant engaged in a discussion on criminal procedure as Dr. Wang sought to understand who subpoenas witnesses and whether they have to show up to testify.

For example, the judge told Dr. Wang that the judge does not subpoena a witness, a lawyer does. If a witness does not want to testify he or she can move to quash the subpoena and a hearing is held. At one point Dr. Wang said he wanted to subpoena documents and other material from Kingsbrook.

At that point, the chief prosecutor, Senior Assistant State’s attorney Gene R. Calistro, Jr., stood to tell the judge that he had contacted Kingsbrook hospital officials and had learned the hospital would, in fact, move to quash a subpoena. It would then be up to the judge to decide if the material was relevant and necessary to the murder trial, the judge said.

A year ago Calistro established by a preponderance of the evidence at a probable cause hearing—a hearing Dr. Wang sought—that Dr. Wang committed the Toor murder.

The case has reached the point where Dr.Wang has taken steps a criminal lawyer would not have allowed him to take. These motions are public once filed with the clerk of the court. LaPierre was not asked by Dr. Wang to review the motions because Dr. Wang is his own counsel.

Judge Fasano showed obvious concern about the nature of the motions and delays encountered in getting Dr. Wang up to some sort of legal speed for the trial.

After a discussion between the two about the basics of criminal procedure, of the nature of exculpatory information, of the difficulties encountered in subpoena issues, Dr. Wang said: “As you mentioned, it is not easy representing myself. “

But the poet-author-motions-writer was not yet ready to give up his status as “pro se defendant.” Dr. Wang acknowledged that his stand-by attorney was only stand-by. “Jeff is working hard for me. But he has his own cases. He has limits on how much he can help me.”

Judge Fasano set May 29th at 2 p.m. for the next court date.
0 回复 人权是非 2012-5-25 21:42
笑臉書生: 此人值得憐憫嗎????????????
都是同胞,没必要这么大义灭亲地问这问题吧.即使他是罪犯,你能否把这样的问题放在心里不说出来!更何况他还没被审判定罪.何苦相煎?
0 回复 人权是非 2012-5-25 21:45
对这类事情,我们同胞中总有一些人特别大义灭亲,惟恐同胞不死.
0 回复 黄笑吾 2012-5-25 21:46
纲举目张: 黄教授有颗善良的心
   谢谢·
0 回复 笙箫难默 2012-5-25 21:48
王立山是值得同情的。遭受了不公正的待遇甚至压迫,奋起反抗还是忍气吞声,是个人的选择。在极端的时候也会没有选择。用法律保护自己是最聪明的选择,但法律不总是公正的,而和仇人同归于尽则是下下策。不过有这种胆量的人,是值得敬佩的。应该让这些欺软怕硬的人知道,软的你捏的过分了,代价就是你的生命,每一个人都是有承受底线的。王立山是在用自己的生命,替我们这些活着的人,教训了邪恶,让这种人知道了厉害,再作恶时后背发冷。
0 回复 蓝天绿地 2012-5-25 21:51
当一个移民,赤手空拳来到异国谋生,他会经历他国内的同辈人不可思议的心灵煎熬。往往一个男人会比女人更有压力因为他更会用责任感来督促自己。他是医生,奋斗目标也更高。他付出的心血越多,路途越漫长,他的压力就越大。人是血肉长的,所以有临界线,遇到那样环境你我都可能会崩溃!

我就看到熟人在美国压力大,得上了精神病,终身不治!

职场上的杀人不见血,我亲身经历过!同情王立山!
http://my.backchina.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=324749&do=blog&id=150085
0 回复 Cannaa 2012-5-25 21:57
蓝天绿地: 当一个移民,赤手空拳来到异国谋生,他会经历他国内的同辈人不可思议的心灵煎熬。往往一个男人会比女人更有压力因为他更会用责任感来督促自己。他是医生,奋斗目 ...
经历过的人才明白。很多华人为了现实自己混的不错,动不动就“高姿态”指责自己同胞不是,真是思维错位。
0 回复 蓝天绿地 2012-5-25 22:07
Cannaa: 经历过的人才明白。很多华人为了现实自己混的不错,动不动就“高姿态”指责自己同胞不是,真是思维错位。
帮助自己苦难同胞,对我们华人整体都好!他不是华尔街的贪婪交易员,不是腐败贪官,不是欺压百姓的黑社会,想靠医学知识挣面包养活家人,他受到上司肆无忌惮的摧残而崩溃,环境毁了他和家人!
0 回复 解滨 2012-5-25 22:26
恕我说句无法无天的话,那个印度医生,该杀!!!     
0 回复 RightSouth 2012-5-25 23:24
Cannaa: Wang To Judge: “I Am a Different Species”

by marcia chambers | May 2, 2012 10:59 am
Commenting has been closed | E-mail the Author

In a series of  ...
“Judge Fasano began the court session by saying that until this point, Dr. Wang had filed motions that made sense.”
-- A positive message.

But the judge said he was not happy with some of the motions and with a series of poems and letters Dr. Wang addressed to him.  “You have to understand you are here for a legal process, for a trial. Poetry and philosophy are not relevant to this case.”
-- Dr. Wang should not annoy the Judge with his poems any more. He needs to do things in a proper/accepted way.
0 回复 律师 2012-5-26 00:39
华人媒体不报道王立山博士案, 人们只能从英语媒体获取负面报导信息. 造成华人负面形像恶性循环.
0 回复 远洋副船长 2012-5-26 00:43
王立山是绝望下的选择!印度医生该死!欺人太甚的合理下场!
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