My Follow-up Letter Today to Attorney General of Texas In Regard to Travis County Government's Defiance of TX OAG Order That They Release to Me Numerous Documents Written By Persons Other Than Me That Refer to My Being A Victim of a Felony Crime.

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From: "John McMillan" <mcmillanj@att.net>

To: "OpenRecordsAssistance" <openrecordsassistance@oag.texas.gov>, "Josh Reno" <josh.reno@oag.texas.gov>, "letters@statesman.com" <letters@statesman.com>, "Robert Kepple" <robert.kepple@tdcaa.org>, "james.graham@oag.texas.gov" <james.graham@oag.texas.gov>, "public.information@texasattorneygeneral.gov" <public.information@texasattorneygeneral.gov>, "City of Austin City Attorney Anne Morgan" <anne.morgan@austintexas.gov>, "kirk.watson@austintexas.gov" <kirk.watson@austintexas.gov>, "State Bar of Texas Govt. Relations" <govt.relations@texasbar.com>

Sent: Wed, May 8, 2024 at 5:44 PM

Subject: Travis County Defies Order from TX OAG re: me

May 8, 2024

Dear Open Records Assistance Officials of the Attorney General of Texas,

I still have not received any reply letter from the Travis County Attorney's Office or the Travis County DA's Office  in Austin, Texas, in regard to the continuing failure by the  Travis County Attorney's Office or the Travis County District Attorney's Office to ever provide me with any and all of the documents responsive to my November 30, 2023, Open Records Request to the Travis County DA's  Office that the Attorney General has officially ruled must be publicly released to me.

That November 30 request from me had sought  "'a copy of any and all documents on file with each applicable division or unit of your DA's Office (in Austin) that were each authored by someone other than me at any time since 9 a.m. January 1, 2021, and  which each  stated that I myself was or am victimized by  a felony crime."

Texas Assistant Attorney General James Graham in April of  2024 issued a  legal ruling  letter I received a carbon copy of which stated that  the  Travis County District Attorney's Office in Austin  is legally required to release to me, John Kevin McMillan of Salt Lake City, Utah,  several or numerous  legal documents that are directly  responsive to my November 30, 2023, Open Records Request to that DA's Office in Austin.

As of today, May 8, 2024, neither the Travis County District Attorney's Office nor the Travis County Attorney's Office in Austin has sent or mailed to me any legal document directly and specifically responsive to my November 30, 2023, Open Records Request to the Travis County DA.

I hope to hear from you soon about any additional legal actions that your state agency in Austin  plans to pursue in order to obtain for me the responsive  legal documents that your state agency has ruled to be responsive to my November 30, 2023, Open Records Request.

Sincerely and Best Wishes,

Open Records Requestor  John Kevin McMillan, 535 South 200 East, Apt. 912, Salt Lake City, UT 84111.

My cell phone: (512) 993-7305.

My home phone: (801) 355-0850.

My Date of Birth: 4-27-1957. I was born in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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From: "OpenRecordsAssistance" <OpenRecordsAssistance@oag.texas.gov>

To: "mcmillanj@att.net" <mcmillanj@att.net>

Sent: Thu, May 2, 2024 at 5:13 AM

Subject: Office of the Attorney General, Open Records Division ID# OR-24-017492-IC

Dear Mr. Entsminger:

The Office of the Attorney General (the “OAG”) has received a complaint from John Kevin McMillan alleging the Travis County District Attorney’s Office (the “district attorney’s office”) has failed to release information in accordance with Open Records Letter No. 2023-043598 (2023). The complaint was assigned ID# OR-24-017492-IC. Please see the attached documents regarding the complaint.

A response may be submitted by fax to the Education and Enforcement Section of the Open Records Division at (512) 481-1992 or mail to P.O. Box 12548, Austin, Texas 78711.

To submit a response through the online form (https://oag.my.site.com/OpenRecords/s/), you must include the full complaint ID number provided above in order to submit your documentation.

Sincerely,

Education and Enforcement Section

Open Records Division

 

PLEASE NOTE:  ORD does not respond to questions sent to this e-mail address.  If you need further assistance, please contact the Open Government Hotline at 1-877-673-6839.

'Does Rep. Maloy Seek Nationwide Ban on Prostitution?', My Letter Today to Maloy's Utah-based Rep Cody Schlottmann Asks

 I am a big believer in posing candidly respectful public policy questions to officials  who represent me in the Utah State Legislature:

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From: "John McMillan" <mcmillanj@att.net>

To: "cody.schlottmann@mail.house.gov" <cody.schlottmann@mail.house.gov>

Cc: "chad.atkinson" <chad.atkinson@slcgov.com>, "leo.abila" <leo.abila@slcgov.com>

Sent: Sat, May 4, 2024

Subject: Fw: Does Rep Maloy seek nationwide ban on prostitution?

Dear Constituent Representative Cody,

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Thank you again for indicating to me during a recent telephone call I made to you that Congresswoman Maloy does support safe and unharassed and un-raped housing conditions for me inside my current always-locked solo-occupancy studio apartment unit at a HUD-subsidized senior citizens apartment building in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.

One follow-up question for you:  In view of a recent story in the "Deseret News" about proposals to increase  the number of U.S. states (proposed legalization in California and New York) or counties of Nevada where sexual prostitution is legally permitted, does Congresswoman Maloy seek to author a proposed revision to the U.S. Constitution that specifically prohibits sexual trafficking of any and all American citizens during their sleeping hours as well as during their waking or conscious hours?

Best Wishes,

Gainfully employed alcohol-free, tobacco-free, single adult white male Constituent John Kevin McMillan, 535 S. 200 E , Apt. 912, Ninth Floor, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 

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My Gratitude Today to the Attorney General of Texas:

 I am very grateful to the Attorney General of Texas for having very helpfully confirmed for me today that their state agency has directly contacted Travis County Assistant County Attorney Entsminger in Austin and informed him in writing that Travis County Government is legally required  to release to me recent legal documents authored by a source other than me that refer to me as being a victim of a felony crime.

My still-unanswered November 30, 2023, e-mail Open Records Request to the Travis County District Attorney's Office in Austin had sought "a copy of any and all documents on file with each applicable division or unit of your DA's Office that were each authored by someone other than me at any time since 9 a.m. January 1, 2021, and  which each  stated that I myself was or am victimized by  a felony crime."

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From: "OpenRecordsAssistance" <OpenRecordsAssistance@oag.texas.gov>

To: "mcmillanj@att.net" <mcmillanj@att.net>

Sent: Thu, May 2, 2024 at 5:13 AM

Subject: Office of the Attorney General, Open Records Division ID# OR-24-017492-IC

Dear Mr. Entsminger:

The Office of the Attorney General (the “OAG”) has received a complaint from John Kevin McMillan alleging the Travis County District Attorney’s Office (the “district attorney’s office”) has failed to release information in accordance with Open Records Letter No. 2023-043598 (2023). The complaint was assigned ID# OR-24-017492-IC. Please see the attached documents regarding the complaint.

A response may be submitted by fax to the Education and Enforcement Section of the Open Records Division at (512) 481-1992 or mail to P.O. Box 12548, Austin, Texas 78711.

To submit a response through the online form (https://oag.my.site.com/OpenRecords/s/), you must include the full complaint ID number provided above in order to submit your documentation.

Sincerely,

Education and Enforcement Section

Open Records Division

PLEASE NOTE:  ORD does not respond to questions sent to this e-mail address.  If you need further assistance, please contact the Open Government Hotline at 1-877-673-6839.