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Results from February 2nd Court Hearing

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

Results from February 2nd Court Hearing
Yesterday, the RNC 8 and a courtroom full of supporters sat through a hearing regarding several motions that had been filed in the previous months. While the proceedings were less than riveting, there were some surprising results. Even our old friend Bob Fletcher couldn’t resist showing up briefly to watch [...]

RNC 8 to Argue First Amendment Motions During February 2nd Hearing

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

 
RNC 8 to Argue First Amendment Motions During February 2nd Hearing
Defense Motions Will Highlight Issues of Illegal Preemptive Raids and Improper Prosecution
 

Contact: Melissa Hill (RNC 8 Defense Committee), 612.886.4565, Attorney: Bob Kolstad, 612.387.2508
E-mail: press@rnc8.org
 
ST. PAUL, Minnesota — On February 2, 2010 before Judge Teresa R. Warner, the RNC 8 will have a full day [...]

Court Solidarity and a Free Supporters’ Lunch on February 2

Monday, January 25th, 2010

The Hearing:
9 AM to 4 PM with a break for lunch.
Ramsey County Courthouse, Room 131-B
15 W. Kellogg Boulevard, St. Paul
The Lunch:
11:30 to 1:30 (or somewhere in between)
Central Presbyterian Church
500 Cedar Street, St. Paul
As we announced previously, the RNC 8 will be in court all day this coming Tuesday, February 2.  The courtroom can [...]

New Court Date Scheduled - Tuesday, February 2

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

The RNC 8 learned this week that Judge Teresa Warner has set the next court date for the eight: Tuesday, February 2 at 9am in room 131-B (that’s the big one) of Ramsey County Courthouse, 15 W. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul.
(Not mentioned in the scheduling order is the little-known procedure for hearings on Groundhog Day: [...]

Court Report from October 8 Hearing

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

Thanks to everyone who attended the rally and court solidarity on October 8! Enough supporters showed up that the court staff agreed to switch to a larger courtroom. Not only that, but even in the larger room, we took up enough space that the customary sad-looking undercover investigators needed to stand the entire time.
The hearing [...]

Rescheduled Hearing: Rally and Court Solidarity for the 8 on October 8

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

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Originally slated for August and then cancelled at the last minute, the RNC 8’s scheduling and motion hearing has been rescheduled for Thursday, October 8 at 9am in room 1040 of the Ramsey County Courthouse in St. Paul.  Once again - barring further delays - all of the RNC 8 and their attorneys [...]

Max Specktor in Court September 29, 9am

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

In advance of the upcoming hearing for all of the RNC 8, Max Specktor is scheduled to be in court at 9am on Tuesday, September 29.  Max and his lawyer Larry Leventhal will argue a motion to suppress evidence regarding the contents of the vehicle in which he was a passenger when the vehicle was [...]

CANCELLED: Rally and Court Solidarity 9am for the RNC 8

Monday, August 17th, 2009

The RNC 8 have just received information that after waiting months for another court date, their next appearance on Wednesday, August 19 at 9 AM has been cancelled until further scheduling by the judge.
The scheduling hearing was to be the first court date since the motion hearings which concluded on March 3rd - a span [...]

Postponed! RNC 8 in Court: Rally and Court Solidarity on August 19

Sunday, August 9th, 2009

The RNC 8 have finally been given their next court date: Wednesday, August 19 at 9am in room 1040 of the Ramsey County Courthouse in St. Paul.   Due to a change in the Judge’s schedule, the hearing has been postponed. Therefore, the planned rally is also no longer going forward on August 19th. 
The scheduling hearing will be [...]

Legal Update

Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

Near the end of March, Judge Teresa Warner proclaimed her ruling on the prosecution’s problematic proposed protective order, which was one of the main topics of last month’s proceedings.  The ruling is about as favorable as could be expected, with the main point being that the eight will be able to receive their own copies [...]