
Mildred CarterLouisville, KY, United States
25 Jan 2018
However, Judge David J. Hale has denied the motion for evidentiary hearing based upon his bias with the prosecutors. The evidentiary hearing(discovery of the evidence), determines whether or not there is enough evidence to require a trial.
As you can see, Judge David J. Hale bias judgment has set the trial for August 20, 2018. Another tactic, so that the prosecutors are allowed more time to falsify more documents.
The defendant, Dante Watts filed a motion himself for a Speedy Trial, but was denied because he has paid counsel on the case. Therefore, the motion has to be filed by his paid counsel.
The Speedy Trial is his right and can possibly prohibit the prosecutors from falsifying more documents to the case. Examples, pulling confidential informants from anywhere to provide false testimonies against the defendants. Right now time is of the essence.
The Federal Speedy Trial Act requires that the case go to trial no later than 70 days after the plea of not guilty is entered. The original trial date was set for May 22, 2017.
My motivators please remember we have to keep each other in prayer.
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