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Judge Rules Marilyn Mosby Must Turn Over All Communications..Face Slander Trial
Marilyn Mosby has struck out in her final effort to kill the defamation and slander suits filed against her by the cops involved in the Freddie Gray case. *To make matters worse for her, she tried to play cute and got the then chief of police to sign off on the charges. *Because of that all of her communications on the case must be given over to the plaintiffs in discovery. *We know those communications must contain some pretty damaging stuff, otherwise she would not have fought it so hard. *She is being sued by at least five of the six officers she prosecuted.
Judge Marvin Garbis denied Mosby’s motion for a stay of all discovery in the case. That means Mosby may have to turn over evidence, including internal emails, to the plaintiffs.
Much of the judge’s ruling rests on the fact that the plaintiffs also sued Major Samuel Cogen of the Sheriff’s Department, who signed off on the charges Mosby’s office prepared.
This probably sounds like a rather dry, technical maneuver in terms of how court proceedings generally play out, but it was an important one. The plaintiffs (the cops in this case) have been seeking all of the departmental correspondence which went into the decision to prosecute them, including emails and other related records. Mosby had been attempting to argue that those records should be sealed and not subject to discovery because they were “unnecessary” and could cause “irreparable injury” to Mosby’s professional reputation and ability to do her job. Unfortunately for her, a parallel suit against a county sheriff’s department generated the same sort of discovery request and the materials were already turned over, so the judge rejected Mosby’s claim entirely.
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YEAH; because Heaven forbid that it's discovered that she's just a lying bitch, who was only concerned about her own agenda and cared nothing about the truth and/or facts.
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Text Messages Prove Mosby Was Going to Charge Cops No Matter What
This week, Marilyn Mosby blamed police investigators for her failed prosecution of six officers in the death of career criminal and crash for cash conman Freddie Gray. *We are now finding out that the prosecutor’s office had decided to prosecute the six regardless what the evidence showed. *One police detective was ordered to read a statement to the grand jury which she knew contained false and incomplete data.
Fox News Have gained access to text messages that show the prosecutor’s office was determined to file charges even if the evidence didn’t warrant it.
The lead detective, Dawnyell Taylor, said she had handwritten case notes from the prosecutors indicating they were going to charge the officers in the Freddie Gray case no matter what the officers said or where the evidence led.
Read that over again and let it seep into your wheelhouse.
Taylor said she was handed a narrative by the prosecution that she read to the grand jury regarding indictments of the officers.* Taylor said:
“As I read over the narrative it had several things that I found to be inconsistent with our investigation.* I thought the statements in the narrative were misquoted.”
Taylor also said that when the jurors began to ask her questions, the prosecutors intervened before she could respond:
“They did not intend for me to answer any questions because all of my answers would obviously conflict with what I had just read to them."
From Bloviating Zeppelin
Still and all, on the day that Taylor testified before the grand jury, on the same day the grand jury voted to indict the officers, Taylor sent a text message to the deputy state’s attorney almost identical to her case notes:
“I did not feel comfortable reading that script before we discussed it and I swore to it.* I’m find with finding the facts but between us I believe we omitted key things from their combined statements.”
Read that over again and let it seep into your wheelhouse.
The deputy state’s attorney’s response was:
“Understood and you skipped parts of it.”
The deputy state’s attorney then tried to have Detective Taylor removed from the case entirely, but she wasn’t successful in her endeavor.
Marilyn Mosby Withheld Exculpatory Evidence From Coroner…Told Cops to Shut Up
It keeps getting worse and worse for Marilyn Mosby. *With any luck, she will lose her license to practice law over her obstruction. *One thing you have to understand is that the [strike]prostituting[/strike]*prosecuting attorney and the defense attorney have one thing in common. *Even though they represent different interests, both are officers of the court.
The defense does not have to tell everything they know because the constitution protects against self incrimination, but by the same token, they cannot lie in court. *If the defense attorney knows his client is guilty, he cannot make the claim that his client is innocent. *He can argue reasonable doubt or diminished capacity but cannot knowingly lie. *The prosecutor is not allowed to hide any exculpatory evidence from the defense, but Mosby has.
Now, we find out that Mosby not only withheld exculpatory evidence from the defense but she also withheld it from the coroner who handled Freddie Gray’s autopsy. *Dr. Carole Allen of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner may have reached a very different conclusion, had she been made aware of certain facts Mosby tried to bury in violation (in my opinion) of her duty to the defense and to the court.
It seems that among the numerous criminal pursuits of Freddie Gray, he was a con man, who operated a cash for crash scheme. *In this type of scam, people intentionally hurt themselves in order to collect insurance settlements. *Why is this important? *Two reasons. *First, it would explain why Gray was banging himself in the back of the police van and secondly, the coroner would have paid closer attention to see if all of Gray’s injuries were current or whether he was injured before and made it worse on the day of his arrest.
The police who were investigating Freddie Gray’s cash for crash schemes were ordered to stand down from their investigation by Mosby’s office so as to not*“not to do the defense attorneys’ jobs for them.” *Another tidbit withheld by Mosby’s office was that Gray once hurt himself while in the Baltimore jail so severely, he required medical attention. *This leads me to believe that it’s quite possible that Gray was trying to hurt himself and try to place the blame on the police officers. *Gray is now dead, so Mosby is taking up where he left off.
One can only hope that at the end of this sham proceeding that Mosby loses her license and thus her job.
Evidence Mounts That Baltimore Prosecutor Mosby May Have Framed 6 Cops
Lawyers for the 6 Baltimore police officers, who have been charged in the death of Freddie Gray, have filed papers with the court that *if true means that Marilyn Mosby has hidden exculpatory evidence and may have helped shape the autopsy report. *In any criminal case, the prosecutor must provide ALL evidence gathered to the defense lawyers. *Apparently, that is not the case if the filings are correct. *The black activist prosecutor has been accused of questionable acts and has been seen as a self promoting politician hellbent on prosecuting the police officers for political gain.
According to the filing by defense attorneys, Mosby met with Carol Allan in a private meeting days before the autopsy results were made public. *Mosby did not report this to the defense and leads one to wonder if she didn’t convince Allan to rule the death a homicide. *The meeting could have been harmless, but if that was the case, why was it not included in the discovery of the case? *Had this been the only information withheld from the defense, it would not be so quite damning.
Prosecutors allegedly withheld statements from witnesses who said that Grey had been banging against the inside of the van and rocking it on the day of his arrest. *It has also been asserted that prosecutors received evidence that Freddie Grey tried to hurt himself during previous arrests. *Both of these items were withheld from defense attorneys, raising questions about the ethics of Mosby. *Hiding exculpatory evidence is grounds for disbarment.
Defense attorneys, should they so desire, could have grounds for the disinterment of Grey’s body for an independent autopsy, to see if the original report may have been doctored to fit Mosby’s narrative. I would assume that it isn’t uncommon for a prosecutor to meet with a coroner performing an autopsy in a suspicious death, but that wouldn’t explain Mosby refusing to let the defense know about it. *it doesn’t add up in my mind, especially if the other assertions are correct.
This would not be the first time that Mosby attempted to paint the officers as murderers using questionable tactics. *At the time she announced the charges, Mosby declared that the arrest was invalid because the knife Gray had on him was legal in Maryland. That much was true, but the knife was illegal in Baltimore. *Defense attorneys insist that Mosby was informed of the fact prior to her announcement, which would seem to explain why she specifically said Maryland and not just legal.
She also acted as if Freddie Gray was an innocent picked on by police. *The truth is Gray had been arrested 18 times, mostly for drugs. *He had a long history of running from the police in an attempt to ditch drugs he had on him. *Anytime, you run when you see a policeman, you are automatically suspect.
If all that defense attorneys say is true, Mosby should be severely punished and even chased from office. *Imagine the cost, both monetarily and mentally these officers are paying. *Some may even be forced to end their careers. *Furthermore, we can expect more rioting if the officers are found innocent. *Somehow, I think everyone but Mosby will pay a heavy price for this.
Marilyn Mosby has struck out in her final effort to kill the defamation and slander suits filed against her by the cops involved in the Freddie Gray case. *To make matters worse for her, she tried to play cute and got the then chief of police to sign off on the charges. *Because of that all of her communications on the case must be given over to the plaintiffs in discovery. *We know those communications must contain some pretty damaging stuff, otherwise she would not have fought it so hard. *She is being sued by at least five of the six officers she prosecuted.
Judge Marvin Garbis denied Mosby’s motion for a stay of all discovery in the case. That means Mosby may have to turn over evidence, including internal emails, to the plaintiffs.
Much of the judge’s ruling rests on the fact that the plaintiffs also sued Major Samuel Cogen of the Sheriff’s Department, who signed off on the charges Mosby’s office prepared.
This probably sounds like a rather dry, technical maneuver in terms of how court proceedings generally play out, but it was an important one. The plaintiffs (the cops in this case) have been seeking all of the departmental correspondence which went into the decision to prosecute them, including emails and other related records. Mosby had been attempting to argue that those records should be sealed and not subject to discovery because they were “unnecessary” and could cause “irreparable injury” to Mosby’s professional reputation and ability to do her job. Unfortunately for her, a parallel suit against a county sheriff’s department generated the same sort of discovery request and the materials were already turned over, so the judge rejected Mosby’s claim entirely.
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YEAH; because Heaven forbid that it's discovered that she's just a lying bitch, who was only concerned about her own agenda and cared nothing about the truth and/or facts.
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Text Messages Prove Mosby Was Going to Charge Cops No Matter What
This week, Marilyn Mosby blamed police investigators for her failed prosecution of six officers in the death of career criminal and crash for cash conman Freddie Gray. *We are now finding out that the prosecutor’s office had decided to prosecute the six regardless what the evidence showed. *One police detective was ordered to read a statement to the grand jury which she knew contained false and incomplete data.
Fox News Have gained access to text messages that show the prosecutor’s office was determined to file charges even if the evidence didn’t warrant it.
The lead detective, Dawnyell Taylor, said she had handwritten case notes from the prosecutors indicating they were going to charge the officers in the Freddie Gray case no matter what the officers said or where the evidence led.
Read that over again and let it seep into your wheelhouse.
Taylor said she was handed a narrative by the prosecution that she read to the grand jury regarding indictments of the officers.* Taylor said:
“As I read over the narrative it had several things that I found to be inconsistent with our investigation.* I thought the statements in the narrative were misquoted.”
Taylor also said that when the jurors began to ask her questions, the prosecutors intervened before she could respond:
“They did not intend for me to answer any questions because all of my answers would obviously conflict with what I had just read to them."
From Bloviating Zeppelin
Still and all, on the day that Taylor testified before the grand jury, on the same day the grand jury voted to indict the officers, Taylor sent a text message to the deputy state’s attorney almost identical to her case notes:
“I did not feel comfortable reading that script before we discussed it and I swore to it.* I’m find with finding the facts but between us I believe we omitted key things from their combined statements.”
Read that over again and let it seep into your wheelhouse.
The deputy state’s attorney’s response was:
“Understood and you skipped parts of it.”
The deputy state’s attorney then tried to have Detective Taylor removed from the case entirely, but she wasn’t successful in her endeavor.
Marilyn Mosby Withheld Exculpatory Evidence From Coroner…Told Cops to Shut Up
It keeps getting worse and worse for Marilyn Mosby. *With any luck, she will lose her license to practice law over her obstruction. *One thing you have to understand is that the [strike]prostituting[/strike]*prosecuting attorney and the defense attorney have one thing in common. *Even though they represent different interests, both are officers of the court.
The defense does not have to tell everything they know because the constitution protects against self incrimination, but by the same token, they cannot lie in court. *If the defense attorney knows his client is guilty, he cannot make the claim that his client is innocent. *He can argue reasonable doubt or diminished capacity but cannot knowingly lie. *The prosecutor is not allowed to hide any exculpatory evidence from the defense, but Mosby has.
Now, we find out that Mosby not only withheld exculpatory evidence from the defense but she also withheld it from the coroner who handled Freddie Gray’s autopsy. *Dr. Carole Allen of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner may have reached a very different conclusion, had she been made aware of certain facts Mosby tried to bury in violation (in my opinion) of her duty to the defense and to the court.
It seems that among the numerous criminal pursuits of Freddie Gray, he was a con man, who operated a cash for crash scheme. *In this type of scam, people intentionally hurt themselves in order to collect insurance settlements. *Why is this important? *Two reasons. *First, it would explain why Gray was banging himself in the back of the police van and secondly, the coroner would have paid closer attention to see if all of Gray’s injuries were current or whether he was injured before and made it worse on the day of his arrest.
The police who were investigating Freddie Gray’s cash for crash schemes were ordered to stand down from their investigation by Mosby’s office so as to not*“not to do the defense attorneys’ jobs for them.” *Another tidbit withheld by Mosby’s office was that Gray once hurt himself while in the Baltimore jail so severely, he required medical attention. *This leads me to believe that it’s quite possible that Gray was trying to hurt himself and try to place the blame on the police officers. *Gray is now dead, so Mosby is taking up where he left off.
One can only hope that at the end of this sham proceeding that Mosby loses her license and thus her job.
Evidence Mounts That Baltimore Prosecutor Mosby May Have Framed 6 Cops
Lawyers for the 6 Baltimore police officers, who have been charged in the death of Freddie Gray, have filed papers with the court that *if true means that Marilyn Mosby has hidden exculpatory evidence and may have helped shape the autopsy report. *In any criminal case, the prosecutor must provide ALL evidence gathered to the defense lawyers. *Apparently, that is not the case if the filings are correct. *The black activist prosecutor has been accused of questionable acts and has been seen as a self promoting politician hellbent on prosecuting the police officers for political gain.
According to the filing by defense attorneys, Mosby met with Carol Allan in a private meeting days before the autopsy results were made public. *Mosby did not report this to the defense and leads one to wonder if she didn’t convince Allan to rule the death a homicide. *The meeting could have been harmless, but if that was the case, why was it not included in the discovery of the case? *Had this been the only information withheld from the defense, it would not be so quite damning.
Prosecutors allegedly withheld statements from witnesses who said that Grey had been banging against the inside of the van and rocking it on the day of his arrest. *It has also been asserted that prosecutors received evidence that Freddie Grey tried to hurt himself during previous arrests. *Both of these items were withheld from defense attorneys, raising questions about the ethics of Mosby. *Hiding exculpatory evidence is grounds for disbarment.
Defense attorneys, should they so desire, could have grounds for the disinterment of Grey’s body for an independent autopsy, to see if the original report may have been doctored to fit Mosby’s narrative. I would assume that it isn’t uncommon for a prosecutor to meet with a coroner performing an autopsy in a suspicious death, but that wouldn’t explain Mosby refusing to let the defense know about it. *it doesn’t add up in my mind, especially if the other assertions are correct.
This would not be the first time that Mosby attempted to paint the officers as murderers using questionable tactics. *At the time she announced the charges, Mosby declared that the arrest was invalid because the knife Gray had on him was legal in Maryland. That much was true, but the knife was illegal in Baltimore. *Defense attorneys insist that Mosby was informed of the fact prior to her announcement, which would seem to explain why she specifically said Maryland and not just legal.
She also acted as if Freddie Gray was an innocent picked on by police. *The truth is Gray had been arrested 18 times, mostly for drugs. *He had a long history of running from the police in an attempt to ditch drugs he had on him. *Anytime, you run when you see a policeman, you are automatically suspect.
If all that defense attorneys say is true, Mosby should be severely punished and even chased from office. *Imagine the cost, both monetarily and mentally these officers are paying. *Some may even be forced to end their careers. *Furthermore, we can expect more rioting if the officers are found innocent. *Somehow, I think everyone but Mosby will pay a heavy price for this.