Ryan Dillon-Capps responded by asserting his constitutional rights, requesting disclosure of the materials reviewed by the Judicial Council, and demanding citation of the authority for the show cause order.
FROM
ryan@mxt3.com
TO
4CCA-JudicialComplaints@ca4.uscourts.gov
DATE
2025-07-29 07:45
Summary
CONFIDENTIAL: 04-25-90084(L), Letter responding to 07/29/2025 email. Attached is "04-25-90084(L)--Response_To_07-29-2025_Email.pdf", "JudicialComplaintRules.pdf", "04-25-90084(L)--CJorder.pdf". Page 2–3: The letter is signed in bue ink by Anowi, without notation, and asserts "or acting chief circuit judge “the authority to give a complainant . . . an opportunity to show cause in writing why his . . . right to file further complaints should not be limited.” (4th Cir. Jud. Council, Aug. 27, 2024). Pursuant to that authority, you have been directed by Judge Wilkinson, acting in place of the Chief Judge pursuant to Judicial-Conduct Rule 25(f), to show cause within 14 days of the filing of the order, why you should not be restricted from filing further judicial complaints. In re Jud. Complaints, No. 04-25-90084(L) (4th Cir. July. 28, 2025). Accordingly, please submit your response in pdf format no later than Monday, August 11, 2025. At that time, the matter will be referred to the judicial council. Please note that the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act and the rules governing judicial-conduct proceedings do not provide for the appointment of counsel in judicial complaint matters. I have attached a copy of the Judicial-Conduct Rules as well as another copy of Judge Wilkinson’s order to show cause. My office will not respond to further inquiries that are nonresponsive to the order to show cause.
Exhibit: 501U
Pages: 2
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