Constitutional Law

Eliot Spitzer, Mike Nifong and Kelly Ayotte exemplify the perils of government hypocrisy.

By Christopher King

Cross post: BostonNOW, Nashua Telegraph Forum.

New York Governor Eliot Spitzer did some good things and talked a mean game about being a stand up sorta' fella when he was likely violating the Law on Prostitution.

Mike Nifong I'm sure did some good things in his career but was rabid in his pursuit of some guys in the Duke "rape" scandal who may have done nothing more wrong than using the n-word against their accusers and he illegally withheld evidence. Read this Volokh Conspiracy post. Volokh gives Good Blawg.

NH AG Kelly Ayotte was rabid in her pursuit of me and properly came up short, now a Court has found her liable for "illegal" activity to KingCast in withholding evidence, in this instance a dash cam from Corporal Bruce McKay's cruiser during the Franconia shooting tragedy, in addition to the homicide investigation protocol. See posts one and two. I called her on it and related her to Nifong in this 30 June 2007 post. More issues loom large for her on fingerprint evidence from where Gregory Floyd murdered Liko Kenney in my opinion, as noted in this pending Motion for Reconsideration as well.

The irony: On 5/11 before the events in Franconia transpired, I was congratulating Kelly Ayotte on her First Amendment stance involving data mining companies who flood the market with heavy drugs that many people don't need.

Liko Kenney, I got your back, bro.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on March 12, 2008 (boomark / email).