StarryStarryNight
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Well I understand that the Franks motion never should have been released because of the gag order? Sealing it then makes perfect sense to me. It included many many things that were part of discovery and considered confidential.
Those three affidavits...two are specific to things discussed in the Franks motion and discuss the defense's theory and people, who are not charged, were being publically accused and harrassed (the 5 men named as possible alternative murderers) because of the release. The other affidavit is from an ongoing ISP investigation into the release of two minor's crime scene death photos being into the public realm...also at the moment confidential material.
These files haven't disappeared, they're under seal at this time because of what they contain. The defense was attempting to try the case in the public's eye before it got to trial. Don't the victim's also deserve to have their case's integrity protected by the courts?
It's to RA's benefit that his proceedings judge protects his rights to representation as well. "Gross negligence" is a serious judgement. It was, I must believe until shown otherwise, pronounced to make sure the defendant had competent council.
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Could Libby and Abby’s families sue Baldwin after the trial for being slack and allowing the crime scene photos of their murdered children to be released on the internet. Or MW?