I’ve been organizing my public records into clearer, peace-oriented summaries. Not everyone agrees with my path, and that’s okay. My hope is simple: that transparency—offered without accusation—can restore conversations that feel broken, strained, or misunderstood. If anyone ever feels misunderstood by something I’ve said or posted, I genuinely welcome your engagement here or privately. Truth has room for more than one angle, and I will hear it with patience. Here is the record.

Never assign something as malicious when it might be better described by incompetence. Obtaining data points will help a judge make the determination. My Superior Court Appeal brief cannot be completed as the Court of Common Pleas "certified record" remains incomplete. I desire to move this along, but it is important for all records to be before the Court. I filed a motion to stay pending correction of the record. Standard 1946 stuff. "Application to Stay" filing WSPRED20884385 submitted for case "Com. v. Miller, J." (1408 EDA 2025) A new filing has been submitted on a case in which you, or the attorney(s) you are proxying for, are participating. View case details for 1408 EDA 2025 here: Case Details View your notifications here: UJS Portal Notifications This notification was generated at Tuesday, December 9, 2025 8:39 AM.

Privacy” isn’t magic — it’s a set of choices we each make. Skool allows people to view community feeds without commenting until they create an account. Think of that as browsing or exploring. In my community: - The community feed is public (viewable, but not commentable without an account).That means screenshots are always possible. - Courses labeled “Private” are gated and available only to members who confirm our Private Membership Agreement. I’m not alarmed by the reality of public visibility — I’m simply asking us all to be wise about context. If you share or repost something from the public feed, please do so with care and fairness. A clipped screenshot can easily become a story that wasn’t intended. I’m also still learning how to navigate these spaces as someone with AuDHD in a world where high-emotion interpretations can happen fast. I care about people deeply, and sometimes I need a bit of time or space to be most helpful when emotions are running high. Thanks for helping keep this space thoughtful, honest, and protective of each other.

Specks, planks. I will NEVER say that my eye is free of lumber. I not even opposed to it being pointed out. As an AuDHD'ist, I also benefit from clarity (yes, it does involve specificity - gives me data to help fix my mental process), so I can reach for consistency on how I repair and restore. https://open.substack.com/pub/jryanmiller/p/audhd-meets-neurotypical?r=6s4egv&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Hey friends, quick update and invitation. I’ve started building a new course called Chester County Civic Records & Process Toolkit. The goal is simple: help residents engage public institutions with clarity, dignity, and lawful process—especially around RTKL requests, responses, and appeals—without snark, rumor, or retaliation. This is a process-first resource.Not a drama space.Not a take-down project.Not a place to target private individuals. What you’ll see inside as it develops: - RTKL 101 (plain-language guidance + prototypical request structure) - East Whiteland & East Pikeland living case-study pages - OSD, PSP, living case-study pages - Court of Common Pleas record-hygiene best practices - A Resource Templates folder to track communications, RTKLs, and appeals For now, I’m keeping access restricted while I finish the foundation and organize the resources. My plan is to open it to the wider group within the next two weeks (by December 19, 2025). This course is governed by our Meraki Private Membership Agreement, and the tone will remain consistent with my public posture: respectful, lawful, and honorable. We’ll focus on documents, timelines, and good-faith civic engagement—never harassment or gossip. Thank you for being in a community that values truth with composure.More soon. — Ryan