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4?. That defendants, Judge McRae & Brenda Pellicciotti, cre guilty of the civil rights violation as follows: (a) of deliberately withholding relevant portions of Pisintiff's transcript from an appellate court, refered to in count-14 b above, and thus contributed substantially to that court--U.S. 6th circuit court of appeale—-sustaining Jucge McRae's earlier roling therein agcinst Plaintif?. 48. That defendant, Judge McRae, is is addition guklty of the civil right": violation as follows: ‘ % (a) of refuaing to act on a motion to take perpetuating testi- mony from defendant, Huis, in the aforezentioned evidentiary hearing, re~ fered to in count-1t4 ¢ above, 49. That the Plaintiff is entitled to exesplary damages because cefendants " - excluding Judge MeRae & Pellicciotti, should be taught that the culpabil- “Aty of defendants in cr. indictanents were intended under the United States constitution to be decided tn courts of law rather than throug: fraudulent eiarepresentations in the commercial connunications industry; and the othe: two defendants that legal requirenents precede political considerations or blasness against a particuler litigant, 50. That asa result of the defendants actions eited herein the Plaintiff has not only been ligeled in a maligant fashion but thoes who have the responsibility of upholding litigants constitutional rights have by their collusive acts indirectly contributed to and encouraged the libel. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff demands judgment fron defendants, ex- 3 - ‘eluding Judge NcRae, punitive damages of Five hundred thousand dollars respectively. : ° ° . Janes E. Ray 2+ a4 AR A eee the . . Fashville, Tennesses. (Z ° Plaintiff £