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Have any of you ever heard of a Judge or a Justice of the Peace needing and Attorney in the aftermath of the Charging of Defendants?
I have not.
From Aging Rebel:
- The Atlantic Monthly Publishes Article, "wace Is Suppressing Evidence That Could Clear Innocent Bikers"
From the Atlantic: The city is fighting to keep videos of the May shootout at the Twin Peaks restaurant out of the press, and still hasn’t confirmed how many victims were shot by police.Why is Waco, Texas, fighting to suppress multiple videos of the...
- Waco Biker Massacre: Detective Who Filed 177 Fill-in-the-blank Affidavits Admits He Doesn't Have Evidence On All Defendants?
From the Aging Rebel: Detective Manuel Chavez has admitted to a defense attorney that he perjured himself when he presented a fill in the name criminal complaint to Justice of the Peace Walter H. “Pete” Peterson on May 18. Chavez presented the...
- Waco Biker Massacre: Witnesses Call Cops Killers
Nine dead bikers. 27 men wounded. 177 people arrested on Conspiracy charges, and given bail of $1 million, NOT BY A JUDGE, but by a Justice of the Peace. It is not clear who killed who. However, this is one of the worst massacres in American history...
- Updated ----- Texas Tyranny: Waco Judge Agrees To Let Most Bikers Go – If They Sign A Contract Vowing Not To Sue For Wrongful Arrest
UPDATE --- HOUSTON ATTORNEY RETRACTS ACCUSATION TEXAS TYRANNY: WACO JUDGE AGREES TO LET MOST BIKERS GO – IF THEY SIGN A CONTRACT VOWING NOT TO SUE FOR WRONGFUL ARREST “It appears the public defenders office in McLennan County is involved...
- Waco Biker Massacre: 9 Dead, 178 Arrested, Charged With Murder, $1 Million Bail, Held In Jail For Weeks, Some Need Medical Attention, No Evidence Presented Before In Court, Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed
I'm getting to this story late. The Massacre actually happened on May 17th. At first, I figured it was just a biker brawl, and it may well have been exactly that. But that is no reason to hold 178 people in jail for weeks on end, under the charge...
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WACO BIKER MASSACRE: Waco Hires Attorney To Advise Justice of the Peace Who Charged 177 People On Identical Charges, Without Any Apparent Evidence
The Justice of the Peace Needs An Attorney?
Have any of you ever heard of a Judge or a Justice of the Peace needing and Attorney in the aftermath of the Charging of Defendants?
I have not.
From Aging Rebel:
At the end of June McLennan County, the ethical cesspool that surrounds Waco, hired a good old local boy attorney named David Deaconson to represent Justice of the Peace W.H. “Pete” Peterson.
Peterson is the mooncalf who decided to charge 177, or 182, people he knew nothing about with engaging in organized criminal activity in order “to send a message.” No. No rational person knew what he was talking about.
In an interview with the Waco Tribune-Herald, he sort of explained, “We had nine people killed in our community. These people just came in, and most of them were from out of town. Very few of them were from in town.”
There is no need to speculate why Peterson might need a lawyer. Waco will explain that very soon, right after it releases the video and ballistics evidence and the autopsy reports.
At the time the County hired Deaconson (photo above), he claimed defense lawyers were “harassing” Peterson. He announced he was giving the county a break on price by charging only $250 an hour instead of his usual $280.
Deaconson is also the City Attorney for the grim Waco suburb of Lacy Lakeview and an adjunct professor for Baylor University School of Law where he teaches the art of the “mock trial.”
According to the Tribune-Herald, Deaconson is serving as a “liaison” between “biker defense attorneys” and “the courts.” Whatever that turns out to mean, it may come as a surprise to most of the defense attorneys.GO READ THE WHOLE THING.
- The Atlantic Monthly Publishes Article, "wace Is Suppressing Evidence That Could Clear Innocent Bikers"
From the Atlantic: The city is fighting to keep videos of the May shootout at the Twin Peaks restaurant out of the press, and still hasn’t confirmed how many victims were shot by police.Why is Waco, Texas, fighting to suppress multiple videos of the...
- Waco Biker Massacre: Detective Who Filed 177 Fill-in-the-blank Affidavits Admits He Doesn't Have Evidence On All Defendants?
From the Aging Rebel: Detective Manuel Chavez has admitted to a defense attorney that he perjured himself when he presented a fill in the name criminal complaint to Justice of the Peace Walter H. “Pete” Peterson on May 18. Chavez presented the...
- Waco Biker Massacre: Witnesses Call Cops Killers
Nine dead bikers. 27 men wounded. 177 people arrested on Conspiracy charges, and given bail of $1 million, NOT BY A JUDGE, but by a Justice of the Peace. It is not clear who killed who. However, this is one of the worst massacres in American history...
- Updated ----- Texas Tyranny: Waco Judge Agrees To Let Most Bikers Go – If They Sign A Contract Vowing Not To Sue For Wrongful Arrest
UPDATE --- HOUSTON ATTORNEY RETRACTS ACCUSATION TEXAS TYRANNY: WACO JUDGE AGREES TO LET MOST BIKERS GO – IF THEY SIGN A CONTRACT VOWING NOT TO SUE FOR WRONGFUL ARREST “It appears the public defenders office in McLennan County is involved...
- Waco Biker Massacre: 9 Dead, 178 Arrested, Charged With Murder, $1 Million Bail, Held In Jail For Weeks, Some Need Medical Attention, No Evidence Presented Before In Court, Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed
I'm getting to this story late. The Massacre actually happened on May 17th. At first, I figured it was just a biker brawl, and it may well have been exactly that. But that is no reason to hold 178 people in jail for weeks on end, under the charge...