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If the indictment doesn't stand, will they go to a preliminary hearing? If I remember correctly, this is what the defense wanted to happen in the Bryan Kohberger case when they fought to get access to the grand jury indictment in that case and, ultimately, the judge at the time granted access to a redacted version of the indictment. The defense in that case had not wanted a grand jury indictment, rather they wanted a preliminary hearing presumably to get access to some of the witnesses. It sounds to me that in the case against Don Lemon, the defense is hoping to get the indictment and argue for the case to be thrown out based on the indictment and the case closed. But how likely is that if the indictment doesn't stand?

Good to have a lawyer on board in cases like this!


ebm for clarity
Kohberger was a state case and this is Federal. What happened in the Kohberger case was very strange in that the prosecutor originally brought charges by Information. That is common in most states, especially in the west, and then it proceeds to a preliminary hearing to establish probably cause to move on. But as it became clear that the defense was going to call witnesses at the PH, the prosecutor then convened a grand jury to indict instead, and superseded the preliminary hearing. But that isn't an option in the federal system since indictment by GJ is the only process. The GJ had found probable cause in the DL case. Now, the judge or magistrate could still dismiss via a couple of options. I would expect the DL defense to file a motion to dismiss pretty quickly here.
 
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DBM - not sure if source is approved
 
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Interview with Pastor Parnell and his attorney.


They basically repeat the same unfounded and false claims from the indictment. moo
 
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Interview with Pastor Parnell and his attorney.


They basically repeat the same unfounded and false claims from the indictment. moo
It's good to hear from a key witness in this case. Pastor Parnell will be an incredible witness to the mob behavior he describes during their worship service, and the incredibly sad and frightening description of children who put their hands up when the flash mob starts chanting with fists raised "Hands Up". Those children, and other congregants, had to be terrified.
 
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It's good to hear from a key witness in this case. Pastor Parnell will be an incredible witness to the mob behavior he describes during their worship service, and the incredibly sad and frightening description of children who put their hands up when the flash mob starts chanting with fists raised "Hands Up". Those children, and other congregants, had to be terrified.
Every single person that entered that church that day not there for the sermon & to worship, should be in jail. All of them.

jmo
 
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Here's another interview about the case with my good friend Harmeet Dhillon. :)

 
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Every single person that entered that church that day not there for the sermon & to worship, should be in jail. All of them.

jmo

For what crime or crimes exactly?
 

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