Date: April 6, 2025
Plaintiff-Appellant Thomas E. Camarda has officially entered the enforcement phase following a procedural default by all Defendants in the above-captioned federal appeal. The court has received over 114 filings, including the most recent Final Good Faith Proposal (DKT 114) docketed on April 4, 2025.
The State of Illinois and its agents defaulted under FRAP 31(c) and never rebutted the verified record or constitutional claims.
The court has recognized this uncontested record under Rule 56(a): summary judgment is secured. However, it is the Plaintiff who is now actively enforcing this ruling—through relentless legal motion and strategic pressure.
✔ Filed under FRAP 31(c), with no response from the Defendants.
✔ Over 500 pages of verified procedural notices and constitutional violations documented.
✔ DKT 113 functionally serves as a ruling in the Plaintiff’s favor, reflecting the default posture and unchallenged claims.
✔ DKT 114 confirms a final, lawful opportunity was given prior to federal escalation.
The Defendants forfeited all legal defenses. Judgment is now active and in Plaintiff's control.
The Plaintiff has now initiated formal enforcement actions, including:
This is now a federal showdown between lawful judgment and systemic state corruption.
Despite the entered judgment, local McHenry County officials have attempted to interfere with protected litigation activity—targeting the Plaintiff’s First Amendment filings through a retaliatory criminal charge, with a hearing scheduled for April 11, 2025 at 8:30 AM.
This represents a defiance of federal supremacy, directly violating constitutional protections under the Supremacy Clause and 42 U.S.C. § 1983.
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All documents are publicly available and formatted for legal verification. This archive will continue to grow as enforcement actions proceed.
All relevant filings have been submitted. All deadlines passed. No response received from Defendants. The record is closed.
This case now stands as a precedent-setting example of pro se constitutional enforcement through the federal courts.
Although DKT 113 and 114 secure the position of judgment, the Plaintiff continues pressing the 7th Circuit to issue a final, formal ruling—one that confirms the federal supremacy now being resisted at the state level.
Issued: April 6, 2025
Plaintiff-Appellant: Thomas E. Camarda