Dennis,

Eugene has been granted his opportunity to be heard at the upcoming board meeting on Dec 9th.  Thank you for pointing out the oversight by the board.  We want to be fair to ALL of our members and follow the by-laws to the letter.  I assure you our failure was not intentional.

That said, please to not make threats of a lawsuit when you admittedly have not taken the time to understand all of the facts or contacted the board to hear our side of the story.  You claim to have extensive knowledge in civil matters.  Are you as well versed in criminal matters?  Any lawsuit filed against the club on Eugene’s behalf would expose Eugene’s criminal behavior which would be admissible as evidence in a criminal prosecution. That would not be in Eugene’s best interest.

Your mention of the ACLU clearly shows that you do not understand the organization’s purpose.  They only take cases that involve civil rights violations affecting a large group of people.  They have far more important matters to deal with than a possible violation of by-laws by a small non-profit against one of it’s members. Further, you are not Eugene or his legal representative so they would not speak to you about his potential case.  Having incurred “millions in legal expenses” does not make you an appropriate person to give legal advice and your statements make it obvious that you are not an attorney.

Again, thank you for taking the time to see that Eugene is being treated fairly.  That is our goal as well.  I hope to see you at the upcoming meeting.

Edward Wiggins, Esq.

President, CSS

Well I guess we’ll be seeing a lot more of you. I’d be happy to help.