150 Militia Take Over Makhuer National Wildlife Preserve Headquarters

[monty]

I've been on two juries where we used jury nullification. The judge also instructed us that we had to find them guilty if the law was broken. We didn't pay any attention to that bullshit and found the defendants not guilty anyway. Pissed off the judge and states attorney. The judge polled the jury and made each and every one of us say "not guilty" while they watched us like hawks. They weren't happy about our decision.

The jurors just need to keep quiet about jury nullification and do what's right when the time comes.

I wanted to get on one for the same reason on a felon in possession of a firearm case. The young man had been convicted of some a minor bullshit charge. The judge was my sisters boyfiriend, the district attorney wouldn't let me on the jury.

[monty]

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[monty]

The jury and alternates have been selected.

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Spermlock is a dyed-in-the-wool lyin' POS gungrabber, so what do you think?

Morgan Spurlock to produce a film on the Malheur protest filmed by David Byars who was inside the reserve during the protest. This may explain the talent releases signed by some of the protesters. I am wondering if these guys will do the western property rights movement justice or if it will be filled with environmentalist propaganda.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...iot-doc-926767

Morgan Spurlock to Tackle Right-Wing "Patriot" Doc on Oregon Siege (Exclusive)

3:21 PM PDT 9/8/2016 by Tatiana Siegel



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Morgan Spurlock

Directed by David Byars ('Self Storage'), the untitled film offers unfettered access into the 2016 occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and subsequent siege that sparked international headlines.

Morgan Spurlock is set to tackle the so-called "Patriot" movement for an untitled documentary that he will produce for Spotlight financier First Look Media.


David Byars (Self Storage), who shot the film and is directing, went inside the 2016 occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon during the siege that sparked international headlines.


The doc is said to offer unfettered access to the armed protest led by Ammon Bundy, the son of the defiant leader of the anti-federal lands movement Cliven Bundy. With an insider’s view of a new breed of American ideologues, the film delves into the dramatic rise and inner workings of the movement and gives audiences an unprecedented first-hand look into the occupiers’ beliefs by living amongst them and giving them a voice.


Oscar winner Spurlock (Super Size Me) is producing via his Warrior Poets production company, with Impact Partners (Queen of Versailles) also on board as producers.


Emmy nominee Jeremy Chilnick (What Would Jesus Buy?, The Third Wave) also is producing alongside David Holbrooke (The Diplomat).


"From the first moment I saw the raw footage David captured in Oregon, I knew I had to make this movie,” said Spurlock. “Audiences will be blown away. It's so timely and beyond powerful."


Added Impact Partners' Dan Cogan: “Ammon and Cliven Bundy, heroes of the Patriot movement, have zoomed from the radical fringe to the mainstream with lightning speed. If you want to understand American politics and American life today, you need to understand where they and their movement are coming from. With astonishing access and a great storyteller’s eye for detail, David Byars brings you into the heart of their world in eye-popping fashion. I cannot wait for the world to see this film.”


The doc will look at the incendiary combination of disaffection, government mistrust and an affinity for guns and vigilante justice that is synonymous with the movement. It also references the meteoric rise of Donald Trump, whose views often dovetail with those espoused by movement members. Byars captures the story of the right-wing and libertarian extremist rebellion, with exclusive access into the Oregon compound for the occupation.


The project extends First Look’s support of innovative political documentary filmmaking as seen in AJ Schnack's election docuseries NomiNation, a portrait of America’s political process, and Laura Poitras’ new Julian Assange film Risk.


Impact Partners is a well-respected brand in the documentary space, having produced Danfung Dennis’ Oscar-nominated Hell and Back Again and Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady’s Detropia.

“David Byars captured something truly exceptional in Oregon, a clear-eyed vision of an America we hear a lot about but rarely see up close,” said Adam Pincus, executive vp of programming and content for First Look. “He’s managed to make a complicated, controversial story utterly human, and that’s something we’re thrilled to be a part of.”


Spurlock is repped by CAA and The Arlook Group
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[monty]

Spermlock is a dyed-in-the-wool lyin' POS gungrabber, so what do you think?

I don't think this will end well. Another lyin' (((money-grubber))).

[monty]

Judge Brown's impartial jury

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Jury Selected For Refuge Occupation Trial

by Conrad Wilson Follow OPB | Sept. 9, 2016 1:31 p.m. | Updated: Sept. 9, 2016 4:19 p.m. | Portland

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After three long days filled with tedious interviews, 12 trial jurors — eight women and four men — and eight alternates have been selected for the trial of Ammon Bundy and six other defendants.
The jury is mostly white and includes a Mormon mother of four from Eugene, a former BLM firefighter and a Hood River woman who claims she doesn’t read the news and lives “in a world of art.”

Nearly 100 potential jurors from all over Oregon were questioned as part of the jury selection process. U.S. District Court Judge Anna Brown dismissed some for hardship, while others were dismissed for potential prejudice.

FULL COVERAGE

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An Occupation In Eastern Oregon

Ongoing coverage of the federal case against the people involved in the 41-day armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and how life has changed in Harney County, Oregon.

Prosecutors have charged defendants with conspiring to prevent federal workers from doing their jobs at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon.

One woman, who was dismissed for hardship, said her sister was recently diagnosed with cancer in Michigan and wanted to visit her in October. Another man, who was also dismissed, said his mother-in-law was in the Intensive Care Unit following a recent head-on collision.

Throughout the interview process, Brown asked potential jurors about their views on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Many of the defendants are Mormon. She also asked potential jurors about their views on the First and Second Amendments.

Brown asked the juror’s about their exposure to the case from the media.

One potential juror, a student at Portland Community College, said he had “no idea” about the case.

“This is the first juror who has no idea,” Brown said, smiling and throwing her hands up off her desk.

“I think it would be a great experience,” the student said.

While eight alternate jurors may seem like a lot, the trial is expected to last nine weeks and Brown said she wants to assure the government and defendants their trial preparations will not be in vain.

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More From An Occupation In Eastern Oregon

Trial For Malheur Occupiers Kicks Off In Portland


http://www.opb.org/news/series/burns...-trial-makeup/

[monty]

FBI screwed up and put porn into Bundy trial.


BOMBSHELL: FBI Screws Up & Puts Porn into Bundy Trial

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BOMBSHELL: FBI Screws Up & Puts Porn into Bundy Trial

By Shari Dovale and Aubrie Bosworth

The Malheur Protest Trial continued with jury selection being finished by mid-afternoon.
From there, they tackled the Facebook evidence fiasco brought about by the inept FBI.
The defendants argument was presented by Per C. Olson, David Fry’s attorney.

Olson contends that FBI Special Agent Ronny Walker testified under oath in court on July 18^th that the unresponsive evidence obtained through the Facebook warrant had been secured by that point. Some weeks later it was determined that the evidence had not been secured and had been shared with people of the court.

There was even speculation that the evidence could have been taken home by FBI or anyone else that may have had access.


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Engraved in wall outside of courtroom 9A. Where the trial is being held.

Scott Bradford, representing the United States, responded with the argument that the order allowed them to wait to seal the evidence until the end of 180 days, which would put the deadline in the middle of the current trial.

The Court seemed to understand the defendants argument that the order was to search for evidence for up to 180 days. Any reasonable person would know that once the search was complete, the unresponsive evidence, or unnecessary evidence, was to be locked up and secured at that time.

However, the FBI seems to contend that, though they completed the search, they can continue to view the unresponsive evidence for the full 180 days.

This is relevant because of what the unresponsive evidence contains.
During a short break, this reporter met with Matthew Schindler, Kenneth Medenbach’s standby council, and got a synopsis of what the evidence contained.

“I’ll give it to you in a nut shell,” Mr. Schindler said, “I opened up this guys Facebook evidence and saw a bunch of naked pictures of his girlfriend.”

This brings back the point of why the FBI insisted on keeping the evidence unsecured for the full 180 days. What is it that they want to do with all these naked pictures?

Considering the ethical dilemmas that the Court is forced to deal with on these issues, and the multiple Constitutional violations to the defendants rights, is this really something else they want to address?

Non responsive evidence are things outside the scope of the warrant. They are unnecessary to the case at hand. It is important that this information not make it to the principles in the case. This is exactly why the warrant was written how it was. To protect the defendants.

The FBI, and it’s gross mishandling of this warrant, has turned this into a pornography issue, which completely changes the course of this trial.

The false testimony of FBI Special Agent Walker must also be addressed. The prosecution contends that just because he said false statements, it doesn’t mean he was lying. I contend that they should first be issued a basic dictionary.

http://redoubtnews.com/2016/09/09/fb...malheur-trial/

[monty]

Lack of subject matter jurisdiction. Video provided to Arnold Law on May 9, 2016



https://youtu.be/7Hk9Hl9M9Ug

[monty]

Lack of subject matter jurisdiction. Video provided to Arnold Law on May 9, 2016

https://youtu.be/7Hk9Hl9M9Ug

I believe Bundy group should have appeared specially and filed Dr. John Parks Trowbridge Jr.'s Objection to lack of Due Process and Demand the Court show Constitutional Authority to take jurisdiction instead of pursuing the adverse possession argument. The government would be forced to prove jurisdiction instead of being able to deny the motion and argue the US Code gives them subject matter jurisdiction. The end result would be what Ammon Bundy has been trying to achieve. It is not too late.

[monty]

Kelli Stewart giving oathkeeprs hell after spending yesterday in Portland, facebook video

https://www.facebook.com/10001181392...PAGES_TIMELINE