jbrownson0831
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Forced entry? You mean the DC cops lost their keys?That is a unique and innovative view of the forced entry.
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Forced entry? You mean the DC cops lost their keys?That is a unique and innovative view of the forced entry.
Is that a Joe Biden quote??? Not being immediately arrested for a crime doesn't mean you are not guilty of said crime.
Are you suggesting an alternative?So anything we see on the capitol video is PROOF. Got it.
Does your USMB not permit viewing of pictures? That would explain your statement.Forced entry? You mean the DC cops lost their keys?
Over 40,000 hours of servalance footage they hid. That shows their lies.What evidence withheld was exculpatory?
Two pictures do not represent an entire story.Does your USMB not permit viewing of pictures? That would explain your statement.
Certainly it is up to the prosecutors to determine that. That is why they are culpable if later in it is found they, with intent, left relevant evidence of the charging crime hidden.Yes, they do. its not up to the prosecution to decide what is relevant or not. The Supreme Court decided that in Brady v. Maryland
Just because the government withheld this information and refused to turn it over to the defense councils, every case should be dismissed. The government can then retry every single person on new charges and see if they can get a jury to convict with the new evidence.
Prove they hid relevant evidence.Over 40,000 hours of servalance footage they hid. That shows their lies.
Well...if he can prove he asked for the specific evidence..in writing...and it's not just boiler-plate discovery request worded like, "all information available", perhaps he has a shot. No wait, he still doesn't because the judge already ruled that the escort of police officers was not exculpatory but well-explained by their testimony that they were merely escorting him to keep him from overt violence and waiting for the furor to die down..as they suspected that arresting him may inflame the rioters further.Shaman-man's lawyer has already said he asked for this information and it was withheld.
The Federal government seemingly intentionally withheld information requested by the defense during the prosecution of citizens of this country and your only comment is that this is 'kabuki'Well...if he can prove he asked for the specific evidence..in writing...and it's not just boiler-plate discovery request worded like, "all information available", perhaps he has a shot. No wait, he still doesn't because the judge already ruled that the escort of police officers was not exculpatory but well-explained by their testimony that they were merely escorting him to keep him from overt violence and waiting for the furor to die down..as they suspected that arresting him may inflame the rioters further.
Yeah...dude is still toast...but nice Kabuki anyway~
I stopped reading at "seemingly".The Federal government seemingly intentionally withheld information requested by the defense during the prosecution of citizens of this country and your only comment is that this is 'kabuki'
This is a problem beyond Jan 6, if the government has now decided that people's rights and their duties as officers of the courts no longer matter. This shouldn't be a partisan issue at all.
I stopped reading at "seemingly".
Do you think a judge is going to keep reading after "seemingly"?That you choose to remain ignorant was worth posting to you.
Super job.
Yes, he would, because they're supposedly not partisan dopes. But he would of course ask for evidence, such as that already stated by the attorney that material was requested and not provided. And that judge would be smart enough to review that evidece before dismissing it.Do you think a judge is going to keep reading after "seemingly"?
Non stop speculation. That is all we have here.
Doesn't work in court.
What material did he request that was denied?Yes, he would, because they're supposedly not partisan dopes. But he would of course ask for evidence, such as that already stated by the attorney that material was requested and not provided. And that judge would be smart nogh to review that evidece before dismissing it.
Given that I, personally, am not that lawyer and do not have those court filings, I am forced to use a qualifer until those are made public.
Not all that complex, really, it is simply remaining reserved and relating the information available.
The videos of his client in their posession. According to him, they did not provide the videos recently released.What material did he request that was denied?
Be specific please. What videos, relevant to the charges, was not released?The videos of his client in their posession. According to him, they did not provide the videos recently released.
I don't have to be specific to satisfy your desire to reframe this.Be specific please. What videos, relevant to the charges, was not released?
Cool story bro.I don't have to be specific to satisfy your desire to reframe this.
The defense asked for videos of their client in the possession of the government and, accirding to them, they were not provided.
Cool story bro.
Looks like the shaman will be set free any day now.
Good luck.