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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast reminds everyone to bring their cameras -- video and still -- to 3-time felon Gregory W. Floyd's trial for Criminal Threats tomorrow.

By Christopher King

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It is perfectly allowable per the NH Supreme Court as reported by my friends at Joe McQuaid's NH Union Leader. On the left is Nashua Alderman Fred Teeboom and me clowing around in a pic I took off the company MacBook in Hillsborough South at last week's RSA 91-A hearing, and then another still my film maker took of my lawyers laughing at Prosecutor Bill Albrecht, one of NH AG Kelly Ayotte's gaggle of abusive LE friends who tried to put me in prison before he got drummed out of town on an ethics charge.

It's All True.

Anyway, be discreet, don't use motor drives (pretty much a thing of the past anyway) and use a fixed point of reference, sit your ass down and don't move or else the Court can say that you are disrupting the proceedings and we don't want any of that. Also, while I think it is a bench trial, if there is a Jury, don't even think about looking in their direction. If print this post if you want to if there are any questions.

I've been doing this for 12 years now as you can see in the KingCast sister site Justiceforkids.net short film, "Advocacy in Action: Then and now," so I don't have any questions; I'm All Set.

What we want is as many images of 3-time Felon Gregory W. Floyd and Attorney Christie as we can get, and we want to hear everything that is said.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on April 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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