A mistrial was declared in the Bunkerville Trial on December 20th with the prosecution, headed by Acting US Attorney Steven Myhre, criticized by Judge Navarro for blatant violations of the law.
The violations go to BRADY v. MARYLAND in which the Supreme Court held that the prosecution has a constitutional duty to disclose evidence that is exculpatory to the defense.
We have heard about numerous violations, yet it does not end there. Ryan Bundy filed another motion to dismiss the case on December 19th based on yet another violation by the prosecution.
The government called witness Mary Jo Rugwell, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) District Manager for Southern Nevada from April 2008 through August 2012, to the stand in November. The cross examination revealed several points:
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3 comments:
Saw the heading and thought of the "other" BLM....LOLOL...
Great point made here. This "evidence" all seems to be fabricated by the prosecution to excuse their own misbehavior, and yes, not only perjury but armed assault by the BLM, FBI, and all the rest of the players out there. Add false imprisonment for the last 2 years since the flight risk and violent behavior "evidence" used to toss the Bundys in jail was a fabricated lie as well.
Attention. Swamp draining on aisle three, please.
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