Prairieland Federal Case Update
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Prairieland Federal Case Update
Late on Friday the prosecution submitted a motion to the court to tie Song's defense attorney's hands behind his back. The prosecution asked the judge to bar any defense argument based on self-defense or defense of others. This argument has been implied in court the first week and gained traction during cross examination, especially after the cop in question admitted to drawing his gun on someone who was running away with their back turned.
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Prairieland Federal Case Update
Late on Friday the prosecution submitted a motion to the court to tie Song's defense attorney's hands behind his back. The prosecution asked the judge to bar any defense argument based on self-defense or defense of others. This argument has been implied in court the first week and gained traction during cross examination, especially after the cop in question admitted to drawing his gun on someone who was running away with their back turned.
The DOJ wants to take the decision out of the hands of the jury and rig the game in their favor. Moreover, in the brief they claim that setting off fireworks and minor property damage warranted the escalation to deadly force by the police. This argument is a new low for an already egregiously overreaching prosecution.
If the judge grants the bogus motion, it will take away a decision that should be up to the jury and erode the Prairieland Defendants’ right to a fair trial even further.
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The DOJ wants to take the decision out of the hands of the jury and rig the game in their favor. Moreover, in the brief they claim that setting off fireworks and minor property damage warranted the escalation to deadly force by the police. This argument is a new low for an already egregiously overreaching prosecution.
If the judge grants the bogus motion, it will take away a decision that should be up to the jury and erode the Prairieland Defendants’ right to a fair trial even further.
This motion is being heard today, as court resumes at 8:30 am for the Prairieland Defendants' federal trial.
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This motion is being heard today, as court resumes at 8:30 am for the Prairieland Defendants' federal trial.
Judge Pittman ruled in favor of the government’s motion to bar self-defense arguments and echoed the government’s Branch Dravidian comparisons.
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Judge Pittman ruled in favor of the government’s motion to bar self-defense arguments and echoed the government’s Branch Dravidian comparisons.
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Judge Pittman ruled in favor of the government’s motion to bar self-defense arguments and echoed the government’s Branch Dravidian comparisons.
@dfwsupportcommittee sounds like any judge in Texas...
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Judge Pittman ruled in favor of the government’s motion to bar self-defense arguments and echoed the government’s Branch Dravidian comparisons.
With Judge Pittman’s decision this morning, there’s only one thing to call this trial.
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