Victim Timberlake Case Study

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Because Victim Ralph Timberlake is in receipt of your February 7, 2017communiqué, Victim Timberlake pleads that you accept his apology for his inability to adequately inform you, that he had exhausted the Joseph F. Drake State Technical College’s grievance procedures. To that end, Victim Timberlake filed a request for information and grievances with the Dean of Instruction, Doctor Nicole Barnett. Disenfranchised Timberlake enduring disenfranchisement the first week of January 2017 he conveyed a letter to Doctor Nicole Barnett, wantonly Doctor Nicole Barnett refuses to adequately address my requests and complaints. Secondly, Doctor Barnett reply to Victim Timberlake’s request for information and his grievances was to send him a copy of the Alabama Community College System policy. …show more content…
Following an in-depth discussion with Doctor Barnett, she continues her refusal to judiciously address aggrieved Timberlake’s pleas for information; hence Doctor Barnett’s replies tantamount to a constructive denial of Plaintiff Timberlake’s

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