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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

Hey KingCast do you have NH Supreme Court support for your ethics complaint against Judge Cyr in the Gregory P. Floyd theft hearing?

By Christopher King

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In a word, yes.
"Electronic devices have been common in New Hampshire courts for years, used by members of the press and members of the public. The updated policy, as a uniform guideline, states that laptop computers, personal digital assistants, cell phones and related electronic devices are allowed in the courtroom unless a presiding justice finds the use of a particular device will disrupt a particular proceeding. Cell phones must be in "silent mode" in court."
Okay. Judge Cyr can't be denying media access because one freak named Gregory W. Floyd had a hot temper and spoke a a former LE "You got something to say to me... what are you looking at motherfucker."

Senior Floyd wasn't even there on Tuesday anyway. Plus His Honor's tone in addressing me was wholly inappropriate. I respectfully asked him for a decision on the appeal you see tiled and he was so nasty it was patently absurd. I'll order the transcript and play it on YouTube.

Here's your background on Floyd conviction for a crime of dishonesty.

His Daddy is apparently dishonest too, but we need another lawsuit and a U.S. House inquiry to figure out the extent of that. So be it.

Again, the shortest KingCast movie ever:

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on August 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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