Major Problems With Henyard’s Lawsuit Against Democrat Caucus And Senator Harris –

Thornton Township, Ill. (ECWd) –

After appointed Thorton Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard’s complete defeat at the Thornton Township Democrat Caucus, Henyard and her tag-a-longs went on a media blitz crying to anyone who would listen.

She then filed a lawsuit against the Thornton Township Democrat Caucus and Illinois State Senator / Committeeman Napoleon Harris.

It didn’t take long to see major problem with the lawsuit:

• She filed it in her official capacity as township supervisor and mayor of Dolton without approval from the township or village board of trustees
• The Complaint was a “Verified” Complaint – See Section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure
• She included a co-plaintiff of Fitzgerald Roberts, Mayor of Dixmoor. Mayor Roberts told Fox32-Chicago that he never gave Henyard or her attorney the authority to name him as a Plaintiff. There is a “Verification by Certification” document included in the complaint which appears to include two separate computer generated signatures: Henyard’s and Roberts’. If Roberts did not authorize his name as a Plaintiff, then the penalties of Section 1-109 should apply, and they are severe:

“Any person who makes a false statement, material to the issue or point in question, which he does not believe to be true, in any pleading, affidavit or other document certified by such person in accordance with this Section shall be guilty of a Class 3 felony.“

• An “Emergency Motion To Dismiss” was filed by Henyard’s attorney, Max Solomon one day after filing the Complaint – which was after Mayor Roberts stated he did not authorize his name on the lawsuit
• This is the second time Henyard and her attorney Solomon have included Plaintiffs on lawsuits without their knowledge or approval (see this article) – it is time for someone, anyone, to file the appropriate motions with the court to have these issues addressed. Repeated false and misleading court filings cannot be tolerated