Judge Richard S. Whitney
Judge Richard S. Whitney Name Status Number City Admission Date December 1984 Whitney, Richard Spencer Judge 116374 San Diego After Natalie raised concerns that Del Mar Union School District, Superintendent Holly McClurg’s son was bullying her son, and after filing a complaint for retaliation in federal court, and after making public comment at Del Mar Union School District’s (DMUSD) board meetings, Natalie was silenced and served with a restraining order. The school lawyer, Daniel Shinoff, who other school districts will not retain because of his firm’s past history of questionable practices, filed three consecutive restraining orders against Natalie and signed them for the individual declarant, 6th grade teacher, Caitlin Fallon-McKnight, under penalty of perjury. Then Daniel Shinoff had ex parte communications with San Diego County Superior Court judge, Richard S. Whitney and had the case specifically moved to Whitney, a judge that Daniel Shinoff’s firm had other of their cases moved to. Judge Whitney also met with Daniel Shinoff, Nadine Schick, and Jenni Huh alone in chambers, without Natalie’s consent and in violation of the judicial code of ethics. Judge Whitney, the one man jury, then refused to let Natalie allow into evidence a survey the DMUSD teachers participated in which alleged illegal and unethical conduct by Jenni Huh, Nadine Schick, and Holly McClurg. It also stated they feared retaliation. In granting a five-year permanent restraining order that prohibits Natalie from being 200 yards from any elementary school in her neighborhood, judge Whitney discriminated against Natalie a repeatedly called her a “Domestic Terrorist” for filing “complaints” with the US Office of Civil Rights, “sending emails” to the school, and asking for “IEP meetings”. Because of Judge Whitney Deplorable and egregious abuse of power, Natalie was not allowed to take or… Read More
