Constitutional Law

KingCast says the Scott Hyman v. Hemlock Association racist/anti-Semitic case boils down to a question of Faith.

By Christopher King

Defense counsel wrote it down, everybody wrote it down because his delivery was sincere.

At break, Defense and their counsel were busy watching KingCast, I grabbed an uber-quick, blurry image, what a hoot. Meanwhile Plaintiff's side is not worried about any of it, they are giving and getting hugs and love.

The Defense strategy thus far was chiefly to:
a) Raise a letter written at the behest of Plainitiff's bank about total loss and fire.
b) Claim that he has honored a Germanic flag, to which he explained that it was a shared symbol by several professional motorcycle builders that "we were into choppers."

More on this later.

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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on June 21, 2010 (boomark / email).