Comments on: Notes on Bradley Manning’s motion hearing, June 25 http://bradleymanning.org/news/notes-on-bradley-manning-motion-hearing-june-25 Exposing war crimes is not a crime! Tue, 04 Jun 2013 18:10:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: A. Humanist http://bradleymanning.org/news/notes-on-bradley-manning-motion-hearing-june-25#comment-3520 A. Humanist Sat, 30 Jun 2012 13:37:51 +0000 http://bradleymanning.org/?p=24261#comment-3520 Thank you very much for this informative article with important facts to help explain what is going on “behind the behind,” so to speak.
The resistance to discovery, abuse of discovery, and “spoliation with prejudice” by the U.S. government prosecutors against PFC Manning are being well documented in the trial-court record by David Coombs, lead attorney for PFC Manning. That factual evidential record will be available for Mr. Coombs to eventually at the right time demand sanctions by the Court (Judge Lind presiding) against the prosecution. The most severe sanction appropriate in the present case may be dismissal of all charges against PFC Manning, based on the UCMJ rules and case law.
Whether such sanctions are the maximum severity or less, they will expose the U.S. military “kangaroo court” proceedings in which the principles of law and justice (rule of law, due process of law, due process of discovery of evidence, fairness) are consciously disregarded and perverted.
PFC Manning is fortunate to have such an admirable, skilled, talented, creative, resourceful, persistence, intelligent, knowledgeable legal team. Thanks and gratitude to the Bradley Manning Support Network for doing so much to make this possible.
Peace.

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