Tag: Motion to Intervene

Cold Comfort

Plaintiffs Win the Day at Status Hearing Frigid weather and long, long lines greeted the Court Set at Moultrie on Wednesday morning.  Jurors, attorneys, defendants, media and even judges braved the cold and stood in lines that snaked around the building,…

As Time Goes By

Going Back to Moultrie It’s been nearly six months since the verdict came down in the criminal case.  Judge Lynn Leibovitz’ summertime dose of  cold comfort has given way to an unseasonable blast of frigid weather here in America’s Hockey Capital.…

On the Menu

A Look Ahead to Wednesday’s Buffet Wednesday’s 10am status hearing finds us back at Moultrie for the first time since September. Originally set to hear arguments on the Defendants’ 5th Amendment privilege plea during depositions, several other issues have been added…

Talk The Talk

Giving Voice to the First Amendment It’s been over a month since the defense filed their  motion to Enjoin Legal Counsel From Making Extrajudicial Statements regarding Litigation, AKA the gag order. Two weeks after that filing, the plaintiffs fired back with their…

Oops!

Second Time is the Charm? Just 48 hours after the defense team filed their Response to the Motion to Intervene, they asked for a do-over. To correct the missteps and record, in the accompanying Praecipe they write to, “inform the Court that…

Ink Fight?

Two Birds, One Response In the just filed Defense Response to Motion to Intervene, Victor Zaborsky’s counsel Sean Edwards takes the opportunity to respond to both the media’s motion from November 2, and Covington’s Opposition that was entered on October…

Intervention

On Behalf of the First Amendment  We’re still waiting for Judge Brook Hedge’s ruling on the defense’s proposed gag order motion.  They proposed that none of the attorneys involved be allowed to talk to the media as the case winds its way to…