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The Bias of an Impartial Jury
Posted Jun 7, 2020 by Martin Armstrong
The Sixth Amendment guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the right to a lawyer, the right [...]
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The Corruption in the Department of Justice/Deep State
Posted Mar 21, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
There is no doubt that Mueller used his special prosecutor role to engage in selective prosecution to further the role of the Deep State. Paul Manafort was [...]
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Red Light Traffic Cameras & Money
Posted Nov 8, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
The huge difference between the USA and Europe happens to center on the criminal trial of Sir Walter Raleigh. After the death of Queen Elizabeth on March 23, 1603, [...]
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Why Jury Decisions Reflect the View of Government
Posted Jun 11, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
The most famous trial where a jury stood up refusing to find the defendant guilty in the face of a corrupt government, was that of William Penn, the founder of [...]
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