| In Jan 6 Case Pauline Bauer
Still Detained No Time Stamp on Videos
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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FEDERAL COURT,
March 25 --
On November 8,
2021 months
after the DC
Circuit's
decision in US
v. Munchel, DDC Judge Trevor N.
McFadden
had before him
the case of Capitol
breach
defendant Pauline
Bauer, who according
to her standby
counsel
is ready to
plead guilty
to a misdemeanor
but from whom DOJ
demands a
felony plea.
Inner
City Press live
tweeted it here
(podcast
here) (TV
Q&A here)
Pauline
Bauer's stand-by counsel Hernandez said
her investigator went to the jail to
show Ms. Bauer her discovery, but it
never left the investigations control so
it couldn't be "shared."
Bauer
was resisting DOJ's "protective
order."
On
March 25, 2022, Judge McFadden held
another proceeding with/on Bauer, who
remains detained even as her 90 year old
father had a stroke. Inner City Press
live tweeted, here:
OK - in
Jan 6 of US v. Pauline Bauer, a
proceeding before Judge McFadden. She is
representing herself, and is still
detained; she has cited the Bible.
Judge
McFadden: There are two motions to
dismiss, Ms. Bauer, yours and your
stand-by counsel's. Stand-by
counsel: Mine argues statutory
construction, even though Judge Nichols
has covered every possible aspect of it.
Judge
McFadden: I'll dismiss that motion,
without prejudice. AUSA: We
dropped off another thumb drive for Ms.
Bauer. This information is available on
Relativity and on Evidence dot com but I
still downloaded for her.
Bauer:
There are no time stamps on the videos
I'm being shown. I'd like to show you
the video right now, to show that I did
not have any altercation with police
officers. I know you say that's for
trial, but I'm being detained. My father
suffered a stroke.
Judge
McFadden: I'm not going to reconsider my
decision to detain you. You may know, it
has been upheld by the Circuit Court...
Ms Bauer, the jail does not have a
laptop for each inmate. But they are
trying. Bauer: I don't have access to
Relativity dot com.
AUSA:
The thumb drive has been there since
Wednesday. Maybe she still doesn't have
access to it. Judge McFadden: What about
the lack of time stamps? AUSA: Some of
the CCTV doesn't have it.
Now
Pauline Bauer is being arraigned on
superseding indictment. Bauer: The
Capitol Police, do they have body worn
camera? Judge McFadden: I don't know. I
would not be surprised if they don't.
Bauer: Are they being required to submit
their phone and email info?
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City Press
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City Press
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Riley June
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January 25, here.
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22, song here:
Thread here.
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