▸ What The Record Shows — Primary Source
The defendant’s ADA advocate requested a private discussion regarding accommodation, citing 28 C.F.R. § 35.160. The judge refused, stating the court would not “play games.”
The advocate, Jay Shore, was subsequently removed from the proceeding based on a static image on his video display interpreted as indicating he “may” be recording — not a confirmed recording.
▸ The Contemporaneous Witness — Same Day
▸ Jay Shore, Certified ADA Advocate — Letter Written Same Day, May 30, 2025
“On this date, 5-30-25, I just witnessed Ms. Allison Royer-Bell intimidate, and allow another individual in the court room intimidate Mr. Miller when he expressed that he does not have ADA access to the proceedings. I am also first-hand witness to Ms. Royer-Bell intimidating, threatening, and interfering with my federally protected capacity of aiding and encouraging Mr. Miller, and denying me equal access to the proceedings on the basis of disability.”
— Jay Shore, Certified ADA Advocate (2017), Victim/Survivor Rights Advocate (NCVLI, 2018). Submitted as Exhibit I in federal injunction filing, Case 2:25-cv-05541-KSM, September 25, 2025.
▸ The Sequence — Notice Given, Pattern Repeated
Trial
ADA advocate removed — access raised over 20 times
Miller stated lack of ADA access repeatedly throughout trial. Advocate Jay Shore removed from participation. Private accommodation discussion under 28 CFR 35.160 refused.
Formal Notice — Hand Delivered
ADA Title II notice to Chester County Commissioners and Solicitor — before next proceeding
Hand-delivered notice citing 42 U.S.C. §12131–12134 and 28 C.F.R. Part 35. Documented the known pattern of obstruction under the doctrine of quia timet — a foreseeable, imminent risk of recurrence — and requested written confirmation that the advocate would be permitted to participate at the September 29 proceeding.
Notice given — known pattern documented in advanceFederal Filing
Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction filed — Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Case 2:25-cv-05541-KSM, John Ryan Miller v. Chester County, et al. Forty-seven exhibits filed, including Jay Shore’s contemporaneous letter, the Superior Court Grazier hearing order, transcript excerpts of the advocate’s removal, and an affidavit from witness James Juric regarding a meeting with appointed counsel Brian McCarthy.
Supplemental Notice
Plaintiff documents docket omissions — VOP hearing, transcript request obstruction
No record found of a Notice to Appear for the VOP hearing. No disposition entered. Transcript request acknowledgment could not be obtained — court reporter staff cited photocopier problems and the prohibition on photography inside the courthouse.
Photography prohibited — confirmation of request unobtainable▸ Source Documents — Archived
▸ Primary Sources Referenced — Public Record
▸ Experience Gained
▸ New Quests Unlocked
- ✓Document advocate removal — sourced to transcript
- ✓Secure contemporaneous witness statement — same day as event
- ✓Give formal notice before next proceeding — quia timet
- ✓File federal TRO/injunction with 47 exhibits
- ☐Federal case proceeding — withdrawn due to incomplete record, court denying motion to delay
- ☐Continue documenting court access patterns
Current Level
🟩 CITIZEN ARCHIVIST
“A static image on a screen is not a confirmed recording. The advocate was removed anyway. The record shows what was confirmed — and what was merely assumed.”
Federal injunction filing, trial transcript, and witness letter archived by the requester in verifiable form.
This achievement documents a procedural sequence under ADA Title II, 42 U.S.C. §12131–12134, and 28 C.F.R. Part 35. It does not assert a final legal conclusion — that determination belongs to the federal court.
John Ryan Miller v. Chester County, et al. · Case 2:25-cv-05541-KSM · U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Administrative Literacy Series · Achievement #013 · CulturalContrarianPMA.org
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