Bradley’s lawyer David Coombs sends a message of gratitude, Kevin Zeese and Kevin Gosztola discuss the case on RT, and David Sirota on leak hypocrisy.
Read More ...RT talks to Zack Pesavento and MSNBC talks to David House about the government withholding key documents regarding the response to WikiLeaks releases.
Read More ...By Nathan Fuller. June 8, 2012. On the final, brief day of this motion hearing for Bradley Manning in Ft. Meade, Judge Denise Lind largely ruled against the defense’s motions to dismiss specifications of charges against Bradley. Given extensive delays in the prosecution’s handling of discovery material, the court martial trial will now be pushed back until November or January.
Read More ...By Nathan Fuller. June 7, 2012. Three State Department officials testified about the response to WikiLeaks’ releases and the damage assessment created in the aftermath. Bradley Manning’s lawyer, David Coombs, used these interviews to find more discoverable documents. Judge Denise Lind ruled against one defense motion and the defense argued three more.
Read More ...On the first day of Bradley Manning’s June 6-8th motion hearing supporters stood outside the gates of Fort Meade to hold a vigil in solidarity. Here are a few reports.
Read More ...By Nathan Fuller. June 6, 2012. Day 1 of a 3-day motion hearing at Fort Meade, MD, for Nobel Peace Prize nominee PFC Bradley Manning. The defense finally receives some damage assessments and litigates others, as the prosecution concedes a discovery discrepancy. Tomorrow, State Department officials will testify.
Read More ...June 4, 2012. By Nathan Fuller. While the prosecution maintains its secrecy and withholds key documents, the defense publishes motions for this week’s hearing in Fort Meade in the interest of transparency. We look at those motions to preview the upcoming hearing.
Read More ...Prosecution withholds key evidence documents, London supporters plan a solidarity vigil, and the government is ordered to respond to a legal petition.
Read More ...Rocky Anderson says he’d pardon Bradley Manning, Lynn Feinerman on military madness, London supporters for Bradley, and Greg Mitchell on 2 years in jail.
Read More ...Bradley’s family reports that because of your support, his spirits are high, his conditions vastly improved, and that he’s very grateful for his legal defense team—completely funded by the Bradley Manning Support Network. Despite these accomplishments, we currently have $30,000 in outstanding legal expenses, and another $17,000 needed to fund a DC area organizer position. Please donate today to stand with Bradley!
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