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Edward Joseph Cycenas, Sui Juris <br /> C/o: 7507 Woodland Estates Road <br /> Siren [54872], Wisconsin, U.S.A. <br /> To: Karen Hendrick, Clerk 28h day of April, 2003 <br /> Office of the Clerk of Court <br /> U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit <br /> 717 Madison PI.,NW <br /> Washington,DC 20439 <br /> (202) 633-6550 <br /> Re: Edward Joseph Cycenas v. Keith E. Stoner, et al. <br /> Appeals Docket No. 03-1274 <br /> Dist. Court Case No. 03-C-063-S <br /> Dear Karen Hendrick: <br /> I have received a "CORRECTED" "DEFENDANTS-APPELLEES' <br /> BREIF IN OPPOSITION TO PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S REQUEST FOR AN <br /> APPEAL" from an author having submitted only one Notice of Appearance <br /> purporting to be valid for six Defendants. Is this legitimate from a <br /> procedural standpoint? I was informed that each Defendant received a <br /> Notice of Appearance to have his or her Attorney return. I did not sue <br /> the Defendants only in a joint capacity and they are not one entity as <br /> they would appear to be in Name of Party. <br /> Further, I call your attention to the word count on the last page <br /> (CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIENCE). On the "CORRECTED" copy the word <br /> count read 3477 and on the original copy the word count reads 3455. <br /> The discrepancy leads one to believe that more has changed than just <br /> the font size. Isn't that non-compliance with the courts order relevant to <br /> the corrections required and the limitations of what can be corrected? <br /> By citing additional Authorities in his Table of Authorities, Mr. <br /> Nowakowski attempts to have the court prejudice me in that these where <br /> not listed in Table of Authorities in the original to which I replied. <br /> I still cannot tell if the named Defendants have actually retained <br /> this author as an attorney for themselves or whether public funds of the <br /> county were misappropriated to pay this author and sneak a response in <br /> to confuse the matter. The title of the answer document would lead me <br /> to believe the author has no idea what he's talking about. I am <br /> proceeding as a matter of right not privilege and a brief in opposition to a <br />