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Rights
Violations By Hallinan, Ryan, and the Others
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San Francisco D.A.
Terence Hallinan
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(then) San Francisco Judge
Kevin Vincent Ryan
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- Violation of status -- When
a person enlists or is drafted in the American Armed Forces, that person
comes under the Universal Code of Military Justice. This is the very
argument that the defenders of the Taliban-loyal fighter John Walker
Lindh used to rebut military tribunal authority over him.
- When a military person is
accused by a local district attorney, or a local judge, of a crime against
a local civilian:
- That local
D.A. or sheriff must first seek the written permission of the Governor
or Attorney General of that state. It has taken over four years
to get a response specifically
on the lack of State jurisdiction over a Federal military person.
On March 15, 2002 California
Governor Grey Davis issued a two-page response regarding
the lack of State documentation and permission from the Secretary
of the Navy (John Dalton and then Richard Danzig)
for their specific permission for State prosecution of Steven Nary,
USN.
- Terence Hallinan and
his at-will employee, Peter Cling, didn't do that. Instead
they falsified a document claiming that they
had executive authority of the Governor to seek the removal of Steven
R. Nary from locked confinement aboard a U.S. military vessel under
the exclusive authority of the Federal Government
- Additionally, Hallinan
didn't seek nor did he receive then-Governor Pete Wilson's
executive authority to seek permission -- which doesn't have to
be granted -- of the U.S. Secretary of the Navy. (See
Exhibit) According to Hallinan's own press release,
"We were appalled
by the level of violence involved here and decided from the
outset that we would aggressively prosecute this case,’’
said Hallinan..."I am especially proud of the way Assistant
District Attorney John Farrell handled this trial."
(http://www.ci.sf.ca.us/da/press/1999/p102899.htm)
- Because of
the ambivalence of the Clinton Administration on the "Don't Ask,
Don't Tell" Homosexual/Lesbian Military issue, neither the Secretary
of the Navy nor President Clinton or Attorney
General Reno did anything to protect the Federal
Government's prior and continuing authority over all Federal military
personnnel.
- It followed that Hallinan,
his deputies John M. Farrell and Peter Cling along
with local judges -- including the former Federal Judge wannabe
Kevin Vincent Ryan:
- Prepared false evidence
- Used false evidence
to inflame an illegally impaneled jury
- Put the U.S. Navy
on trial as "homophobic"
- Allowed political
activists, CUAV/Act Up pro-pervert and pro-illegal alien,
to openly and corruptly lobby Ryan's jury that
he illegally impaneled because he was automatically disqualified
because of his own extensive homosexual political connections
and pro-homosexual biases against the U.S. Navy.
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(Note: Peter Cling
had no authority to bind the State of California to any agreement.)
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[Stickers worn
by the illegal lobbyists in the courtroom who were allowed to corrupt
the jury.]
According the
Californa Penal Code, SS 96:
"Every juror,
or person drawn or summoned as a juror, or chosen arbitrator or umpire,
or appointed referee, who either:
- Makes any promise or agreement
to give a verdict or decision for or against any party; or,
- Willfully and corruptly
permits any communication to be made to him, or receives any book, paper,
instrument, or information relating to any cause or matter pending before
him, except according to the regular course of proceedings,
is punishable by fine not exceeding
ten thousand dollars ($10,000), or by imprisonment in the state prison."
[Juror List]
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