TRAVIS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 'STRATEGIC PROSECUTION DIVISION' IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, ON MAY 22, 2006, MAILS TO ME A CERTIFIED-DELIVERY REPLY LETTER I SIGNED FOR AND RECEIVED IN REGARD TO THE EXTENSIVE 'JOHN McMILLAN' FILE THAT THEIR DIVISION OF THE DA's OFFICE IN AUSTIN HAD OFFICIALLY ESTABLISHED FOR STORING AND REVIEWING POSSIBLE EVIDENCE OF ALLEGED CRIMINAL INTENT TOWARD ME BY OTHERS

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
P.O. BOX 1748, Austin, TX 78767
Telephone 512/854-9400
Telefax 512/854-4951

RONALD EARLE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

ROSEMARY LEHMBERG
FIRST ASSISTANT

May 22, 2006
CERT/RRR# 7001 0360 0003 9133 5504
Mr. John K. McMillan
11411 Research Blvd., Apt 325
Austin, Texas 78759

Re: Open Records Request

Dear Mr. McMillan:

In response to your open records request received in the Travis County District Attorney's Office by facsimile on May 20, 2006 and in compliance with the Texas Public Information Act, this letter represents our official response to your request.

Attached are five (5) e-mails that represent the entire scope of your request.

Sincerely yours,

Norma Hilbig
Paralegal
Strategic Prosecution Division

MIKE SCOTT, CHIEF OF CRIMINAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR THE 'TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY' STATE AGENCY IN AUSTIN, ON AUGUST 15, 1997, WRITES AND MAILS TO ME A SIGNED REPLY LETTER ON OFFICIAL DPS LETTERHEAD STATIONERY IN RESPONSE TO A CRIMINAL-LAW COMPLAINT FROM MYSELF I HAD FILED WITH THE DPS IN AUSTIN RELATING TO A LATE 1995 INCIDENT TO WHICH I AS A FULL-TIME SPORTS REPORTER FOR 'THE BAYTOWN SUN' DAILY NEWSPAPER WAS SUBJECTED AGAINST MY WISHES THAT ALLEGEDLY OCCURRED ON INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 10 IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS AS I DROVE WESTWARD TOWARD BAYTOWN AFTER ATTENDING AND COVERING A VARSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME IN A SOUTHEAST TEXAS TOWN NEAR THE LOUISIANA BORDER

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
5805 N. LAMAR BLVD. --- BOX 4087 -- AUSTIN, TEXAS 78773-0001
512/424-2000

DUDLEY THOMAS
DIRECTOR

THOMAS A. DAVIS, JR
ASST. DIRECTOR

COMMISSION
JAMES B. FRANCIS, JR.
CHAIRMAN

RONALD D. KRIST
ROBERT B. HOLT
COMMISSIONERS

August 15, 1997

John McMillan
P.O. Box 11517
Austin, Texas 78711-1517

Dear Mr. McMillan:

I have reviewed the material you sent to my office. The purpose of my letter is to advise you that it does not appear that there is sufficient information to cause a criminal investigation into this matter.

Thank you for taking the time to write.

Mike Scott, Chief
Criminal Law Enforcement

MS:sw

A UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICIAL IN WASHINGTON, D.C., ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1999, SIGNS AND MAILS TO ME A LEGAL REPLY LETTER (A COPY OF WHICH I HAVE KEPT FOR MY PERSONAL LEGAL RECORDS), STATING THAT THE LEGAL ISSUE I HAD CITED IN WRITING TO THAT FEDERAL AGENCY APPARENTLY 'DOES NOT INVOLVE FEDERAL LAW OR WHAT WOULD APPROPRIATELY INVOLVE THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE'

U.S. Department of Justice
Washington, D.C. 20530

SEP 13 1999

John K. McMillan
P.O. Box 11517
Austin, TX 78711

Dear Mr. McMillan:

I am responding to your letter to the Attorney General.

We have reviewed the information you provided and it appears that this matter does not involve Federal law or what would appropriately involve the Department of Justice. Basically, the Department gives opinions or renders legal services only to Federal officials charged with public responsibilities. If you need to pursue the matter, you should consult a private attorney to determine what legal avenues are open to you.

We are returning your correspondence so that you may pursue the matter through the channels we suggest.

Sincerely,

Robert A. Strader
Assistant Director
Mail, Audiovisual, and Publications Services
Facilities and Administrative Services Staff
Justice Management Division

Enclosure

AUSTIN-BASED STATE BAR OF TEXAS MEMBER PRIVATE ATTORNEY WILLIAM H. ('BILL') LEACH, JR. (A FRIENDLY MARRIED GENTLEMAN AND STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL (AISD) ALUMNUS WHO REPORTEDLY DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES THIS 21ST CENTURY) ON DECEMBER 10,1998, SIGNS AND MAILS TO ME A LEGAL LETTER ABOUT MY OWN LEGAL RIGHTS AS A RESIDENT OF TEXAS

WILLIAM H. LEACH, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
(512) 476-7646
2411 EAST MLK BLVD.
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78702

Mr. John McMillan
P.O. Box 11517
Austin, Texas 78711

December 10, 1998

Dear John:

I am writing to confirm the verbal advice I gave you some time ago, during a lengthy conversation we had at Hernandez Cafe. At that time, you expressed concern that persons with whom you had a personal relationship, specifically those whom you had "dated" in the past, might be able to assert some claim against you.

Public policy in the State of Texas specifically precludes any claim for specific enforcement of any type of personal services. One of the primary reasons for this policy is the constitutional ban on involuntary servitude contained in the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. In addition, relationships of the sort you described in that conversation are generally not recognized by Texas Law. Specifically, courts will not grant relief to any party where the relief sought would, in and of itself, constitute a violation of law. It is my opinion that no party from your past can assert any claim against you, of the type we discussed.

I am specifically not addressing the issue of any monetary payments for which you might be liable under traditional contract law. Specifically, but not by way of limitation, any sums for which you may be liable as a result of promissory notes, leases or other credit transactions are not covered by this letter. Hopefully this letter addresses the issues of concern to you. If you have any questions, or desire any additional information, please do not hesitate to let me know. Please let me take this opportunity to wish you the very best during this approaching holiday season and throughout the new year.

Sincerely yours,

William H. Leach, Jr.
Attorney at Law

BAYTOWN, TEXAS-BASED PRIVATE ATTORNEY ROY L. FULLER ON JANUARY 15, 1996, MAILS TO ME A SIGNED OFFICIAL LEGAL LETTER ASSURING ME ABOUT MY LEGAL RIGHTS AS AN ADULT MALE RESIDENT OF TEXAS

ROY L. FULLER, P.C.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CITIZENS BANK TOWER
1300 ROLLINGBROOK, SUITE 608
BAYTOWN, TEXAS 77521
(713) 422-3555

January 15, 1996

Mr. John McMillan
P.O. Box 2338
Baytown, Texas 77522

RE: Legal Rights

Dear Mr. McMillan:

After having had an opportunity to know you since August of 1995, and understand your concerns, I would offer the observations and legal opinions contained herein based on information available to me at the present time.

There are no legal restrictions other than the legal restrictions imposed on citizens of this state and country with regards to your right to enjoy a full life including choice of career, employers, dating, and roommates. There are no restrictions on your right to enjoy your political and religious freedoms afforded citizens of this country and to practice those beliefs.

I have seen no evidence at the present time of anyone or any institution attempting to intrude upon your life. You bear full responsibility for your own actions and conduct.

Further, you have the right to associate with persons with whom you are comfortable and profess the same beliefs or a understanding of your beliefs and practices with the additional right not to associate with such persons with whom you are not comfortable, regardless of the circumstances.

If you have any questions in regards to this letter, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Roy L. Fuller
RLF; sld

TEXAS GOVERNOR ANN RICHARDS, A DEMOCRAT, IN AUGUST 1993 RECEIVES IN HER OFFICIAL STATE GOVERNMENT MAILBOX IN AUSTIN A SIGNED LETTER FROM A GAINFULLY-EMPLOYED SINGLE ADULT ANGLO MALE CONSTITUENT OF HERS --- MYSELF --- RESIDING IN PAMPA, TEXAS, AT THAT TIME

P.O. Box 175
Pampa, Texas 79066-0175

Aug. 14, 1993

Gov. Ann Richards
P.O. Box 12428
Austin, Texas 78711

Dear Governor Richards:

The issue of noise control strikes me as crucial to the quality of life of citizens of Texas. I would appreciate any information that you might have on whether the State of Texas and the U.S. Government offer citizens protection against excessive noise as part of a comprehensive commitment to addressing human rights and responsibilities issues in our state.

Sincerely,

John McMillan

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN LAW SCHOOL-TRAINED PRIVATE ATTORNEY JOHN F. CAMPBELL TO ME IN 2001: 'NO BASIS FOR ANY LEGAL ACTION ON YOUR BEHALF'

(Explanatory Note from John Kevin McMillan: I have added two total parenthetical clarifications --- (in 1997 inside this law office in downtown Austin) and (first) --- to the second paragraph of the following 2001 signed official legal reply letter to me on official law-firm stationery from my attorney at that time through the Texas Legal Protection plan, Mr. John F. Campbell of Austin, Texas. 
In the concluding portion of that legal letter, I have also added one clarifying statement --- (Handwritten postscript note to me on this same page:) --- that in the original letter was written by Mr. Campbell on the right-side margin directly across from his own signature.

john f. campbell
lawrence j. morgan
mark w. clemens

July 14, 2001

Mr. John McMillan
P.O. BOX 11517
Austin, TX 78711

RE: Recent Correspondence

Dear John:

Our office has received recent correspondence from you including your July 9 letter.

I have reviewed that letter carefully and find no reason to reply to it specifically other than to confirm previous conclusions that there is no basis for any legal action on your behalf at this time stemming from any facts or information that have come to me since the day (in 1997 inside this law office in downtown Austin that) you and I (first) met.

I am sure there is some explanation for the phenomenon that occurs in your life that causes you concern and consternation but until there is tangible evidence, you have no cause of action.

Furthermore, I believe that the environment in Austin is a good environment for you if you can find and maintain employment.

Sufficient income to maintain independence is an important issue for every adult and it is just about impossible to have a good life without it.

Yours very truly,

John F. Campbell
JFC: ma

(Handwritten postscript note to me on this same page:) Thanks for the fruit basket--jfc

campbell & morgan, p.c.
attorneys and counselors
805 West 10th third floor
austin, texas 78701
512/476-6036
fax 512/478-8919