Suzette Clover

Fraud is established by the sequence and content of the three transcripts, which collectively demonstrate a deliberate misrepresentation of authority and misuse of privileged material. The October 2, 2023 order by Judge Clover authorized Dr. D’Ingillo to conduct a confidential evaluation strictly for the purpose of mental health diversion under PC 1001.36, a process intended to remain privileged and under the exclusive control of defense counsel. The PC 730 competency assessment filed February 28, 2024, reports interviews conducted on January 5 and 18, 2024, which predate the February 14, 2024 declaration of doubt and suspension of criminal proceedings. By retroactively using these pre-doubt evaluations to justify the suspension under Penal Code §1368, the court effectively converted a confidential diversion assessment into an official competency determination without statutory authority, misrepresenting the timing, purpose, and legal effect of the evaluation. The February 14, 2024 minute order then reflects reliance on this misframed assessment to suspend proceedings, appoint further psychiatric review, and establish a competency hearing, despite the underlying evaluations being conducted under a separate, privileged authorization. Together, these documents show that the court knowingly acted on materially false or misrepresented facts, [Redacted by Ed.] I can't make this stuff up: 10/2/2023

Judge Suzette Louise Clover presided over a crucial phase of my criminal case, where significant procedural and constitutional violations occurred under her authority—violations with far-reaching consequences for due process and mental health law in California.