If people have any concerns about my former landlord/tenant matter and they haven't already done so, they should go to the first blog and click on the appropriate "Label" in the sidebar. There are many entries but people can skim over the subtitles and should be able to find what they're looking for.
If people want to read the details of my criminal charges, they can go to the entries in June 2009 in the first blog. [See the archive.] Otherwise, how did the police get my attention? An easy way to do it was by slapping me with false or trumped up charges! [I believe they did that.] And the subsequent, alleged mental health matters were based on the original, faulty criminal matters. So, the police have their ways of getting things done! [Am currently out of the forensic mental health system but am undergoing forced treatment in the community.] {Note added on February 12, 2013: Until a few months ago, I was on what's called a Community Treatment Order. But my psychiatrist took me off it and also found me competent to consent to my own treatment because I was voluntarily willing to go along with treatment. If I didn't offer, however, I would be forced into treatment. But it's better to be voluntary. I'm currently taking quite a low dose of a strong medication. I don't believe I'm mentally ill in the way the authorities have claimed but I try to make the best of the medication, if it has any value at all for me. (And I have to watch out for the side effects.) It has slowed me down and made me think about things more; and it has prevented me from doing as many new things, which in some ways is a good thing. But if the police would've been willing to talk to me directly about their issues--in the police project and whatever--maybe no medication would've been needed at all!? Anyway, we've been making progress--slowly--and I keep hoping we're near the end!?}
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