The primary question before us on this diary has been simple, with the secondary issue being cameras in the courtroom. My cameras, not those of WMUR or other multimedia conglomerates represented by the NAACP's lawyers:
May a Civil Rights Organization issue a Demand Letter and "threaten" a press conference about an issue of public concern, i.e. police abuse and/or racial profiling -- or can you get indicted for that?
So instead of ever addressing this issue, folks like dhonig -- who said it's permissible to use his name -- go back to how I got in trouble in Ohio for 1996 behaviour arguably not unethical as we will see later, that was the sole issue according to the video I'm watching right now from my disciplinary hearing according to Julie Davis, Esq. Soon we can show this. Viva technology :)
As you can see in the 6-minute short film "Day in Nashua" as I talk with a buddy of mine, Nashua Prosecutor Goulden at KingCast.net I had good grounds to tape this landlord, who was under emergency orders to repair his premises and who neighbors told me were calling my client a "nigger lover." (More on A2)
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