Two and a half years ago I was sitting in a jail cell facing double digit felonies, depressed, sad, angry, away from my kids, and innocent, because I wouldn't stop demanding justice for John O'Keefe. I promised myself I would come out of it stronger. Now I have a pool, a house for my kids, a killer burn line, and single digit felonies. Karen Read is free, and in 6 months I will be too.
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Grant more good solid reporting. You did your job. MA Uniform Rules of Impoundment 2(a)(3) provides that the motion and affidavit seeking impoundment shall be public unless otherwise addressed by the court. Attorneys need to be cautious in drafting these documents with this in mind. The sensitive material needs to be separately submitted in camera. Otherwise, good reporters can and should shine light on it. The judicial culture in MA needs to get comfortable with public scrutiny. Thats what the framers envisioned 250 years ago. I wonder if the court didn't read the rule. Happy birthday America! Good job Grant.
@goatcheeseball6@GrantSmithEllis@BoozeyBeauty It’s probably still close to the same… If they can’t complete boot camp bc of mental health, I don’t think they can be fit for duty… they can’t give access to weapons if mentally unstable from the start… I find it comical that they say they can’t get in touch with the command
@goatcheeseball6@GrantSmithEllis@BoozeyBeauty Even if he had a mental break after he was sworn in, he would still be assigned to a command… He may not last very long, but if he still “belongs” to the military, there is most certainly a command that is over him… they can easily be reached