Here you have someone who is a team leader, who's out there with two cadaver dogs at the location where Caylee's remains were found, Baez said. What kind of exculpatory information is out there? Who knows.
http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2010/4/5/lawyers_seek_volunteer_information_in_casey_case.html
http://www.thehinkymeter.com/2010/0...y-of-relativity-and-his-pictures-to-prove-it/
Jose Baezs Theory of Relativity..and his pictures to prove it
Posted on April 6th, 2010 by Valhall
As we have read in several of the searchers accounts recently released, on September 1st the search on Suburban Drive was centered to the east of the school. According to all statements referencing the finding of the dog/animal bones, including Mr. Millers statement, dog/animal bones were found out in the area to the east/southeast of the school and Mr. Miller came later in the day to check it out.
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Heres a map for dummies to show the relative nature of this. (Mr. Baez, feel free to use it.)
As covered in my previous article, The Searchers: Richard Creque, Joseph Jordan and Danny Ibison, the cooler or ice chest and baby blanket Joseph Jordan located and marked on his TES search map were somewhere between 50 and 100 feet on east of Caylees remains on September 1, 2008.
This is where the pictures of Danny Ibison and Tyler, along with Mr. Miller, Yuri Melich, John Allen and others are taken. (Jose Im talking about the big red circle on the right.)
And apparently, in Joses world, somewhere around 5 miles is relatively close as well. Because hes trying to use Laura Buchanans search on September 3, 2008 at Jay Blanchard Park as evidence hes been duped out of seeing exculpatory evidence as well.
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http://s439.photobucket.com/albums/qq120/cayleecross/?start=960
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pei6GAlQ5AI
The more the defense digs into TES, the more they remind people of just how close to the home the baby was left, and all the details surrounding that discovery. Is Mr. Miller still not on either side's witness list?
I hope someone ads him, I want the jury to hear from HIM what he tells us here on this tape. IMO it is very, very compelling.
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I would like to read NeJame's Bad Faith Motion to understand exactly what he is asking for?
Is he asking for Sanctions?
The judge has already Ordered that the Defense can review the 4,000 docs and that they can take notes.
The review can take place before a Hearing on the Bad Faith Motion, so NeJame cannot be asking that they NOT take notes. That has been ordered - the Judge is not going to change his decision on taking notes.
If the Defense has the Special Mag tag and copy any docs to show to the Judge in private, then a Hearing will be held before the Judge looks at those tagged docs.
Is NeJame just trying to make sure that the Defense gets no more than the 32 docs of TES searchers?
http://www.ninthcircuit.org/news/Hi...ior Rulings by Disqualified Judge 7-21-10.pdf
ORDER ADDRESSING MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION OF CERTAIN PRIOR RULINGS BY DISQUALIFIED JUDGE AS TO DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO MODIFY COURT'S ORDER ON DEFENDANT'S APPLICATION FOR SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM FOR DOCUMENTS IN POSSESSION OF TEXAS EQUUSEARCH
filed July 21, 2010
sent to all lawyers including Linda Kenney Baden in New York
I would like to read NeJame's Bad Faith Motion to understand exactly what he is asking for?
Is he asking for Sanctions?
filed July 21, 2010
sent to all lawyers including Linda Kenney Baden in New York
I haven't been able to find the motion yet, the Sentinel article makes no mention of sanctions, my interpretation is that MN does not anyone else harassed and that the whole basis of the original subpeona is based on "bad faith" knowing that the areas where Caylee was found was under water.
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ThinkTank,
You seem to have a very good grasp of all this, so will direct my question to you and see if you can straighten out my confusion:waitasec:
Under STRICKLAND'S orders:
The defense could go to MN office and just view all 4000 records but take no notes. They could NOT take notes any information they wanted outside the 32 volunteers would be tagged and reviewed for approval by Strickland first, correct?
So under THIS order, Baez and cohorts would have had to just "remember" any particular names they wanted to "remember" and rush back to their offices to conduct informal "sleuthing" while awaiting Strickland's decision on tagged records.
Under NEW PERRY orders:
Defense may now actually take notes as records they are interested in of 4000 volunteers are tagged for copy reuest by Perry.
So what is to stop the defense from "taking notes" of the names and addresses of a large portion of the names of volunteers and rushing back to office to begin "sleuthing" them out, especially if their only intent here is to "Kronkify" these volunteers to divert attention?
I have great concerns that Perry just opened a very wide hole of invasion of privacy for these volunteers who were not included in the original "32".....
I wonder if (and if not, WHY NOT?) the definition of "take notes" was detailed and defined....
What am I missing? The way I am understanding it after reading this order, it appears the defense DID win a huge victory here...especially since so many of us seem convinced as to what their actual motives are! :furious:
Won't the magistrate be able to check their note-taking?Exactly right - this is how I understand the situation to be.
I too was very upset that Judge Perry overuled Judge S. and will allow the defense to take notes from the 4,000 TES searcher records. As far as I can tell there will be nothing to stop the defense from writing down names and contact info on anyone they want. The only prohibition is that the defense cannot make any of that info public (but IMO they don't want to make it public - yet). They want the names and contact info so they can start DIGGING for dirt on the TES searchers - then they will conjure up some kind of motion to present to the Judge for releasing the info on that particular searcher.
I think the defense will need to give their tagged records to the Special Mag to copy and show to Judge P.
If the defense later comes up with names of TES searchers that were NOT approved by Judge P., they would be in deep doodoo.
I think the note taking is a bad thing - but Judge P. has already made up his mind on that issue, apparently.