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STATE OF INDIANA, )
Plaintiff, )
vs. )
)
KAY KIM, )
Defendants. )
Comes now the Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se filed her Defendant’s Response to State’s
Response on Defendant’s Request of Interrogatories of Mae Vera and Patricia Ladenthin filed on
April 28, ‘09 on this 29th Day of April, 2009 as follows and not limited to:
Interrogatories of Mae Vera and Patricia Ladenthin. In support of its motion….. The proper
procedure for the collection of discovery in Marion County Criminal Courts is by deposition or
taped statement
1. Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall failed to state the court and to the Defendant
that what “Law” exactly his is quoting as to proper procedure. Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se
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demand to know what Indiana law &/or rule Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall is
referring/quoting.
3. Furthermore, Mae Vera is not a State’s witness. Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se has
every right to obtain relevant(s) evidence however I see it fits within boundary of the law and
Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall has no right to interfere with my witness. Unless, Deputy
Prosecutor Andrew Wignall is intend to commit a criminal conspiracy with own witnesses,
Landenthin not to answer Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se’s written Interrogatories and prefer
depose by the Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se directly sitting across from the table and only on the
tape then he should have stated and let Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se and the court know what
would be acceptable form for me to accommodate at least 45 days before omnibus date.
Patricia Ladenthin, Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se will file a “Notice of Intent to Depose” State’s
misinterpret the law. In his own response that proper collection of discovery is “…. by
deposition or taped statement….”. For his and court’s information, written interrogatories is one
7. Conduct of Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall has no intention to find the truth
and for sake of justice. Further, Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall meddling with Defendant’s
witness shows his criminal conspiracy intention against the Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se.
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WHEREFORE, Defendant Kay Kim, Pro Se respectfully requests that the Court to take
appropriate action against the Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall for obstruction of justice
meddling with Mae Vera who is not a State’s witness and his criminal conspiracy intent against
the Defendant, Kay Kim, Pro Se for the record and deny Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall’s
request. If the court to grant Deputy Prosecutor Andrew Wignall request is contrary to the law of
discovery and disclosure because Defendant’s request does not cause physical harm to the State’s
witness and it is relevant to the case. Furthermore, it will only expedite process.
Respectfully submitted
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been delivered to the
court F8 and prosecutor (‘box by F8 clerk) either by U.S. First Class Mail, FAX or server.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Indianapolis, IN 46254
P#317-327-6652
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