BackAgain
Neutronium Member & truth speaker #StopBrandon
Although I don’t believe the FBI has ANY valid reason to hide the identity of any alleged confidential informants NOR to keep secret any of their methods of “investigation,” I do recognize that it is unlikely that we will ever get to see the actual affidavits without those things being redacted. But even so …
The massive redactions they made still need to be challenged. And the subject of the search warrant and the American people (in this historic and unprecedented case) deserve to see the affidavit more fully.
The Magistrate allowed the DOJ to propose redactions. As expected, Garland and company went WAY the fuck overboard. Now it’s time for the magistrate judge to exercise some control over this DOJ. With the limited exceptions (maybe) noted above, Judge Reinhardt should order the unsealing of most of the rest of the affidavit and any supporting documents.
Enough is enough. The DOJ doesn’t get to unilaterally decide. The Constitution still reigns supreme.
The massive redactions they made still need to be challenged. And the subject of the search warrant and the American people (in this historic and unprecedented case) deserve to see the affidavit more fully.
The Magistrate allowed the DOJ to propose redactions. As expected, Garland and company went WAY the fuck overboard. Now it’s time for the magistrate judge to exercise some control over this DOJ. With the limited exceptions (maybe) noted above, Judge Reinhardt should order the unsealing of most of the rest of the affidavit and any supporting documents.
Enough is enough. The DOJ doesn’t get to unilaterally decide. The Constitution still reigns supreme.