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KingCast ethics query on Dan Mullen, Chief Montminy and the missing Troy Watts Ethics Complaint on Bruce McKay.

By Christopher King

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Here it is at scribd.com, and here's an excerpt:

"Giving Chief Montminy the most innocent construction possible, it still strikes this writer as false evidence and a fraud upon the Court to issue a naked statement to the court that you can?t find something without mentioning the fact that you know it existed and were concerned enough to fax it to the District Attorney.

Further, when the item pertains to a complaint from a lawyer against a Police Officer, ?losing? such a document -- or series of documents -- carriers with it a whole separate series of issues best addressed in another tribunal. However at this point we clearly need to know whether Chief Montminy told Attorney Mullen of the complaint or not and then commence an analysis from that point.

Accord State v. Yates, 137 N.H. 495; 629 A.2d 807 (1993), conviction overturned on false testimony that prosecutor knew to be false, "The duty to correct false testimony is on the prosecutor, and that duty arises when the false evidence appears.""

Related back story: The Rocket Science/Apollo One post.
Kind of prescient, yah. Or as Bruce would say.... GOTCHA!

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 08, 2008 (boomark / email).