Utility commissions’ decisions appealed in Maine, Arizona
14 January 2015 at 9:45am
On Friday, January 9th, an appeal in Maine was filed against PUC decision to continue to allow unfettered corporate deployment of so-named “smart” meters, without disclosure or consent:
Appeal Press Release 1-13-15 (pdf)
Notice of Appeal 1-9-15 Reduced (pdf)
Appeal Press Release 1-13-15 (pdf)
Notice of Appeal 1-9-15 Reduced (pdf)
Earlier last week, an appeal in Arizona was filed against the ACC’s decision to allow unfettered corporate deployment and extorting of those who assert their rights to not be irradiated, surveiled, and made vulnerable with untested, fire-prone and insecure technology in their own homes:
www.sedona.biz/editorial-and-opinion/letter-to-the-editor/letter-to-the-editor-acc-smart-meter-decision-appealed/
www.sedona.biz/editorial-and-opinion/letter-to-the-editor/letter-to-the-editor-acc-smart-meter-decision-appealed/
Will these appeals and similar actions entirely within corporate jurisdictions prove to be effective? Will our public servants and judges finally do the right thing?
Or, will we need to seek higher ground with the enforcement of liability against the criminals involved?
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