Pawlyk refused to come to court, "because he is fearful to leave the jail cell because he maybe killed on the way to court."

 

James Pawlyk refused to come to court; again and twice today. An entire day wasted until this afternoon when Judge Kaleb Cockrum did what is obvious. Criminal proceedings are suspended. Dr. Wilson has been appointed to evaluate Pawlyk.  Will he agree and be seen by her?

I predicted several posts ago the cycle would repeat. Four hearings, endless hours and resources would not have been wasted had Judge Lawrence Killoran and Deputy Public Defender Adrian Kamada declared PC 1368 step after Pawlyk's outburst in court.

"This is not the first time," said Judge Feeney this morning when Pawlyk would not come to court. That was a double entendre. Retired Judge John Feeney is familiar with Pawlyk from the first time he pulled this stunt and made outrageous claims in court.

Judge Feeney had examined the report. Deputy District Attorney Kimberly Beatty said the people would submit on the parole revocation.

Deputy Public Defender Wade Orbelian has been assigned the case. He has been in trial. Today, Deputy Public Defender David Celli was appearing on the case. 

"I am not sure what the parole violation is; normally the condition of parole is cited," said Mr. Celli. He mentioned messages Pawlyk left at the Trinity Gas station and that Pawlyk's conduct did not rise to the level of criminal charges. "We are getting into free speech," said Mr. Celli.

Judge Feeney scheduled the hearing at 1:30. "Mr. Pawkyk is free to join," saying the probable cause hearing was proceeding with or without Pawlyk.

In the afternoon, Judge Cockrum informed Agent Camacho, Ms. Beatty and Mr. Celli that Pawlyk was refusing to come to court, "because he is fearful to leave the jail cell because he maybe killed on the way to court."

"That is anecdotal," said Mr. Celli. Since when is jail staff stating why a defendant will not come to court anecdotal, Mr. Celli. It is court record, on livestream, Pawlyk's behavior and refusal to come to court. In a hearing last week, Pawlyk said, "Counsel tried to murder me with his deputies on Samoa beach."

Pawlyk is in admin segregation. The court bailiff privately spoke to Judge Cockrum. There was a comment about threat to staff, safety and a preference not to force Pawlyk to come to court.

On the Court's own motion, doubt was declared. Judge Cockrum had read the probable cause statement. "Mr. Pawlyk's behavior can only be described as erratic and suffering from delusion about persecution."

The June 8 date was vacated. Parole cannot be revoked if Pawlyk is found mentally incompetent

Dr. Wilson's report is scheduled for June 10. There was discussion about the 90th day being August 4 and how many 4019 credits Pawlyk would receive. 180 days is the maximum for a parole revocation.

If Pawlyk is found incompetent, he would be discharged to parole. Judge Cockrum suggested the People ask for the least restrictive terms and include mental health treatment.

Previous posts:

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2021/05/if-you-assign-public-pretender-you-are.html?m=1

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2021/05/if-you-assign-public-pretender-you-are.html?m=1#more

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2021/05/james-pawlyk-is-pulling-wont-come-to.html?m=1

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2021/05/man-who-claimed-to-be-shasta-county.html?m=1

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2018/02/man-who-claimed-to-be-judge-and-fbi.html?m=1#more

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2017/10/cowboy-hat-wearing-suspect-james-pawlyk.html?m=1

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2017/06/cowboy-hat-suspect-james-pawlyk-still.html?m=1

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2017/06/james-pawlyk-charged-with-assault-with.html?m=1


https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2017/06/i-represent-myself-no-public-pretender.html?m=1

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2017/06/in-addition-to-claiming-to-be-fbi-agent.html?m=1