SusanRaeBerkovitzMNA12-0908_DriventoMurderviaCorruptLawyers

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A12-0908 Susan Rae Berkovitz, petitioner, Appellant, vs. State of Minnesota, Respondent.
Hennepin County.
The postconviction court did not abuse its discretion when it summarily denied the appellant’s second petition for postconviction relief because the petition was filed after the two-year limitations period in Minn. Stat. § 590.01, subd. 4(a) (2012) had expired, and neither the newly discovered evidence nor the interests of justice exceptions to the limitations period apply.
Affirmed. Justice David R. Stras.
Subj: Minnesota Supreme Court Summaries for February 15, 2013

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Berkovitz v. State Docket: A12-908 Opinion Date: February 13, 2013 Judge: Stras Areas of Law: Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law After a jury trial, Defendant was convicted of first-degree premeditated murder and attempted first-degree murder. Defendant was sentenced to life imprisonment. The Supreme Court affirmed Defendant's convictions on direct appeal. Defendant filed a petition for habeas corpus relief in federal district court, which was denied, and a petition for postconviction relief in state court, which was also denied. Defendant subsequently filed a second petition for postconviction relief, which the postconviction court denied after concluding that the petition was filed after the expiration of the two-year limitations period in Minn. Stat. 590.01, subd. 4(a)(2). The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the district court did not abuse its discretion in denying the petition as untimely, as the petition satisfied neither exception to the limitations period. http://j.st/Lea View Case On: Justia Google Scholar Click on Pictures to Enlarge Photos of Sue Berkovitz (left) and her dog (right) Susan Berkovitz Defense Fund VIEW PAGE BY MOVING LEFT TO RIGHT/ UP AND DOWN FOR SMALL MONITORS Dr. Victor Corbett Rick Hendrickson Susan Berkovitz Click on image to enlarge and for full story offer ongoing flaws in the Minnesota guardianship and Conservatorship System and ongoing bilking of estates by those trusted to help the elderly and vulnerable. Free Download Free Download See Story on Judge Amundson - fraud by Amundson as conservator for a Vulnerable Adult!!!News Article on Amundson *UPDATE: Amunson 2006 release jail! Georgina DeMars, Survivor! Featured DDA Member: Kate Millett Has this problem to grown to epidemic proportions in Minnesota? Have you been a victim of fraud, other crimes-RE: a loved one, from the misconduct of professional guardians/conservators and their attorneys? See downloads-click on images: In 1986, Dr. Victor Corbett murdered his patient Jane Dorothy Duchene, by discontinuing her insulin by two thirds, so she would die of insulin deficiency before her brother, Roger Krause, died of pancreatic cancer, Roger Krause had suddenly become terminally ill with pancreatic cancer, within one month of getting Jane to sign a will. Jane had to die before Roger, so Roger's wife Bessie could claim on this will, and so she did MURPHY'S REPORT'S. Corbett was a family friend of the Krauses, and medical associate of their son, Bob, who is a pathologist and colleague of Corbett's. •SEE COURT TRANSCRIPT •SEE REPORT OF DR. BURNS •Dr. Burns Report PDF versionCorbett murdered Jane Duchene in nursing home to assist Roger and Bessie Krause to retain claims to probate of a will. Basic Medical Info on Diabetes for review of medical records: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Post your opinion! CD Order Form 4 Murder by Diabetes Richard Hendrickson, who represented Bessie Krause, pictured bottom, right, in probate court, knowingly assisting her to profit from the crime of murder. He did this for about eight years. He only dropped Bessie as a client when she had run up a $30,000.00 debt for legal fees, which he hoped to recover from the estate of Jane Duchene, or her only child, daughter, Mary Jane. It does appear that closer scrutiny of Richard Henrickson's legal practice, and the extent to which he is still associated with apparent milking of estates and subordinating criminal acts, in conjunction with estates and probates, possibly including the Berkovitz matter, is something that should be done by authorities in Hennepin County? Click HERE for full story of murder of Jane D. Duchene Hendrickson, lawyer for Bessie Krause in Estate of Jane Duchene and Estate of Roger Krause. • MORE on Hendrickson • PROFILE Hendrickson from other victims • Photo Rick and Diane in their early years Post your opinion! Mentally ill and pushed over the edge? What about her claims that she was pushed to the edge by Hendrickson and the conservator? Judicial Updates Story downloads: 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10 | NEW Is Susan Berkovitz a frivolous litigator? DOWNLOAD Click to enlarge Berkovitz's $75,000 settlement agreement with the City of St. Paul, 2000. The Trail - Media Reports CD Order Form 4 Murder by Diabetes MIRANDA RIGHTS! What can be done?The Grand Jury: Remedy to Prosecutorial Inaction State of Minnesota ex rel. J. J. WILD v. James C. OTIS, 257 NW.2d, 361 Click HERE to contact Berkovitz's Public Defender, Investigator, if you have any adverse experience involving Hendrickson/Joseph--Kordell Contact/E-mail DDA/us at: DDAwebDDA@aol.com Info on Battered Women's Syndrome: PDF Download 1 on Battered Women's Syndrome PDF Download 2 on Battered Women's SyndromePDF Download 3 on Battered Women's Syndrome Bessie Krause, now in her 80's pictured above in 1965 photo - murdered her sister in law in a nursing home to retain claims to a will and profit from the murder. Post your opinion! Shelley Joseph-Kordell1|2|3 PDF Geri Joseph 1|2|3 PDF To enlarge click on image aboveDONATE AND HELP US SUPPORT THIS SITE Have you had an experience of theft, loss... involving Richard Hendrickson, or a professional guardian, or via a similar circumstance? If so contact us at: Diabetics/Disabled Anonymous Just ... Click Here! REPLY TO PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FLASH MOVIE Reading list and ideas to help you protect your family and estate."Blind Eye" "The Nazi Doctors" Cartoon Comment Contact Web Master for Web Design Info: Find out more about: Diabetics/Disabled Anonymous Click HERE MORE INFO/Help E-mail DDA MurderbyDiabetes.org MINNEAPOLIS - Susan Rae Berkovitz went to a court hearing with the intention of killing her cousin and her cousin's lawyer using an antique revolver she purchased from a gun show, according to charges filed Wednesday. Berkovitz, 52, of St. Paul, was arrested without incident Monday shortly after the fatal shooting of Shelley Joseph-Kordell, 56, of Minnetonka, and the wounding of attorney Richard Hendrickson, 53, of Crystal. Prosecutors charged Berkovitz with one count of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree attempted murder Wednesday in the shooting at the Hennepin County Government Center. Berkovitz was in the county jail in lieu of $2 million bail. Hennepin County Attorney Amy Klobuchar said prosecutors would bring the case before a grand jury within two weeks. Joseph-Kordell died a few hours later from her injuries. Hendrickson was in satisfactory condition Wednesday at Hennepin County Medical Center, with a bullet still lodged in his neck, but family members said he was expected to recover fully. The Smith & Wesson .38-caliber revolver was manufactured sometime between 1890 and 1910, and held five bullets, said Sheriff Patrick McGowan. Berkovitz told a deputy that she bought it at a gun show last summer, McGowan said. Berkovitz and Joseph-Kordell had been in a long-running dispute over Berkovitz's father's estate. Minneapolis Star Tribune SEE: PROFILE of Hendrickson Print this page - Print friendly version letter size 8.5 x 11 This site is sponsored by Diabetics/Disabled Anonymous, Non profit support group and Alliance™. RESOURCES • RESEARCH • SPIRITUAL FOCUS - for victims medical, legal and official abuse.