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I have not heard any clarification from you on whether you intend to <br /> entertain the Motions to Dismiss and on what basis? <br /> I am requesting the following accommodations for my hearing impairment <br /> and for my diabetes, disabilities under Title II ADA and Title II regulations. <br /> (1) Please spell out your procedural plan for Friday's meeting in writing today <br /> or shortly thereafter so I can have a strategy prepared, because of my <br /> hearing disability. Are you entertaining the Motions to Dismiss? What <br /> rules and legal standards would be used? <br /> (2) I am asking for a meaningful opportunity to respond to the Motions to <br /> Dismiss in written format (my preferred form of communication) as the <br /> Appellees have had for themselves. Even Hawaii Rules of Civil Procedure <br /> (HRCP) Rule 6(d) would provide: <br /> (d) For motions; affidavits. A written motion, other than one that <br /> may be heard ex parte, and notice of the hearing thereof, shall be <br /> served not less than 18 days before the date fixed for the <br /> hearing, unless a different period is fixed by these rules or by <br /> order of the court. <br /> (3) I am asking that you continue the May 15, 2026 hearing to give me a <br /> meaningful opportunity to respond in writing as my choice of effective <br /> communication. This is obviously required by due process caused by the <br /> Appellees own actions. <br /> (4) I am asking that you continue the May 15th hearing to recover from the <br /> stress of the late Brief, and two late Motions to Dismiss without <br /> reasonable time to respond to accommodate my diabetes, and my need for <br /> 2 <br />