From your link, Blondie in Spokane:
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At the hearing, Montgomery County First Assistant District Attorney Phil Grant listed a series of incidents he argued illustrated Case's bias against prosecutors, including: Case calling each lead attorney in the Peterson case a "media





" and Case having been represented in a prior court case by one of the attorneys on Peterson's legal team.
Grant tried to present additional evidence about a history of bias between the DA's office and Case over legal disagreements the two sides have had in recent years.
But Walker didn't allow it, ruling the DA's office had failed to bring these issues up in a timely manner.
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So, it was that the reasons were valid, but that they didn't meet a deadline, in the Court's opinion?
Well, one can only hope that now that these issues are on the record, that His Honor will rule with due diligence. As I said upthread, AP is used to being coddled, and having things his way. Having a judge pave the way for him is par for the course. This ruling is just another day in the life of AP :sigh:
When will someone step up and place the health, safety and welfare of the children who are rotating in and out of his life --- first?
Seriously......
:moo:
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