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Subject: Court records WR vs USA - Sat, 27 Jan 1996 10:55:18 -0500
Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 10:55:18 -0500
From: pore@mainelink.net
Subject: Court records WR vs USA
To: orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
Sender: owner-orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
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I also do not have have the the inintial injunction or the transcript of
the trial of May 3-7, 1956. The WRM was selling the wr's response
(separate); and the transcript of the trial May 3-7,1956 for 36.50. The
court copying would cost well over 300 hundred at a dollar a page.(its
over 300 pages).
The chat on OML doesn't make total sense about Boston holding these records
as I found them in Portland Federal court which is under jurisdiction of
Boston. The trial was in PORTLAND, MAINE... Maybe they have copies as well.
WR trial transcripts are located in Portland Maine Fed Court. The trail
transcripts were dated as follows:
1. Oct 18, 1955 "motions and arraignments" 35 pages;
2. Nov 4, 1955 "hearing and decisions on motions" 48 pages. I don't have
copies of them due to cost of copying them but had made these notes from
the files at the Portland court back in 1975 when I read the Jerome
Greenfield book "WR vs USA". That is where I have this info from. I think
the courts wanted a dollar per copy. Honoable judge John Clifford presided
over these trials.
3. May 3,4,5, and 7, 1956 "Information and Application in Criminal
Contempt" about 315 pages . This was presided over by the Honorable Judge
George Sweeney with a jury impaneled.
I would say more research into what other documents are available should be
done but I shall have to wait until a vaction when I can get to the court
to check what is there during their reg hours. Portland is about 20-30
minutes a way from where I live. It would be great to put the legal court
documents up for all to have and read. I have always felt that it is better
to read the source than to listen to others interpretations. Just take
todays news for example : the news bites on tv hardly tell the whole story
in any news report. Eight hours of a trial put on a 10 minute news report
tells the public very little concerning what went on in a trial.
A truly long task would be to put these on the web ; and the final decree
and last court appeals initiated by Reich. Maybe also the transcript of Eva
vs WRITF in 1975---etc. I don't have the Eva Reich vs WRITF transcripts
from 70s and 80s either but they should be located in Farmington, Maine
court house. Anyone out there who would like to help transcribe into
email or file please do so. I will be glad to put the trancripts on the web
for all.
I'm a slow typist. A person with a scanner or fast typers who have this
material to work from would be doing a service to all the world to see. The
transcripts are public property for all. After all it is the public that
pays for the transcripts and salaries of the prosecution and judge.
.......Jogg
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