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Mar 17 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Brandon Fellows has filed a new motion.
"We have it worse than the black population did in 1950s Montgomery."
Federal judges actually love it when you explain the U.S. Constitution to them line-by-line with personal commentary.
It just goes on like that for 32 pages. You get the drift.

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Mar 17
Lucas Denney will be back in court today at 3:30 p.m. for a second attempt at pleading guilty to the one-count indictment against him. The DOJ has estimated his recommended sentencing range as high as 71 months. wusa9.com/article/news/n…
Denney briefly threw the court into disarray earlier this week when his lawyer unexpectedly said he wanted to plead guilty (to try to preempt a new indictment). Here's how pleas are supposed to play out, per Chief Judge Beryl Howell's standing order. Image
Lucas Denney's plea hearing should be starting any minute before Judge Moss. Defense and DOJ came up with a 3-point difference in offense level, which could add 20 months to the upper range.
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Mar 17
Why is she like this
Also, uh, hello? Ilya Kaminksy? Famed Ukrainian-American poet with a famed poem about this exact situation? Hits a little too close to the mark, I guess.
A fun thing you guys don't know about me is that I double-majored in poetry.
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Mar 16
Happening now(ish): Status conference for former Special Forces soldier Jeffrey McKellop. McKellop is heading toward a May 9 trial date on 7 felony counts. wusa9.com/article/news/n…
Jeffrey McKellop's attorney, John C. Kiyonaga, says McKellop hasn't had access to his discovery for months. Says the staff at the D.C. Jail have been abusive toward his J6 clients and show an "institutional level of incompetence."
AUSA Mary Dohrmann says this is a conversation they had three months ago. Says McKellop's discovery materials were taken by the jail because he didn't abide by the rules of how discovery is supposed to be handled.
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Mar 16
At 11 a.m. a motion hearing starts for Steve Bannon in his contempt of Congress case. Follow along for live coverage. wusa9.com/article/news/n…
The DOJ says Bannon's attorneys are going on a fishing expedition and requesting "voluminous" irrelevant records they aren't entitled to. Bannon has essentially said he wants to make the trial an indictment of the J6 committee. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
Well, appears they aren't turning on the public line so... follow @ZoeTillman for live coverage.
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Mar 15
Coming up at 2 p.m. we've got a plea hearing scheduled for Daniel Phipps, of Texas. Phipps wrote on FB: "Everyone talks about being a patriot until its time to do patriot sh*t." He was indicted for assaulting a DC Police officer outside the Capitol on January 6. Image
Lot of Zoom issues in the courts today, and this hearing is no exception. Daniel Phipps is going to have to call in with his phone.
Well, turns out it's not going to be a plea hearing because Daniel Phipps' attorney, David Bos, wants 30 days to send the DOJ a counter-offer. Bos says he doesn't anticipate the case going to trial.
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Mar 15
Listening to the Kevin Loftus sentencing hearing. AUSA says Loftus bragged on a gaming app (didn't say which one) about being a "hero" for breaking the law on January 6 and that his name was in every major newspaper. ImageImage
AUSA Emory Cole says he recognizes Kevin Loftus' military service, which included two deployments, but says that cuts both ways. Calls it an "affront" to all the men and women who've served for Loftus to say he was a hero for storming the Capitol.
After a long, impassioned statement from AUSA Emory Cole, Judge Friedrich says, that's fine, but why then did you let Kevin Loftus plead guilty to the least serious misdemeanor charge in the case?

The short version is the FBI didn't find any firearms in Loftus' house.
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