Documents from Brian’s family was received showing that last month a petition for a writ of Certiorari, and a letter were mailed to the U.S. Supreme Court. It appears that they have accepted it but hjave not yet docketed it and it appears to have already been about a month since they had received the petition from Brian D. Hill, formerly of USWGO alternative news. The petition is in regards to claims of multiple “fraud upon the court” by the federal prosecutors and the federal probation office. Those frauds have been ignored by the DisHnorable Thomas David Shroeder, a federal judge located in the Winston-Salem, North Carolina federal courthouse. This judge is a piece of garbage, a piece of trash who never should have been appointed by the Globalist and Skull-and-bones ex-president George W. Bush.
Tag: Fourth Circuit
Petition for rehearing to challenge U.S. Appeals Court decision against Innocent Man
Stanley Bolten, Brian D. Hill of USWGO Alternative News has filed a “Petition for rehearing” with the U.S. Court of Appeals asking for reconsideration of their panel’s decision that affirmed the District Court’s decision to bar Brian from getting his discovery materials to prove his actual innocence. This is in regards to the Freedom of…
U.S. Attorney files no response to USWGO news reporter’s FOIA lawsuit Appeal
Stanley Bolten, The U.S. Attorney Office aka the Government has filed no response brief to USWGO Alt. News Brian D. Hill’s arguments and claims in his FOIA lawsuit Appeal opening brief in his Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case in the Western District of Virginia, in Danville. The FOIA lawsuit was in regards to the…
FOIA Appeal brief asserting actual innocence; made “Drain The Swamp” Protest
Stanley Bolten. Today I have had the chance to review over the opening informal appeal brief Brian D. Hill (former USWGO Alt. News reporter) as was uploaded to FOIA Project, on this blog, and on the Internet Archive (HILLvEOUSA). Brian’s Appeal brief is arguing that Constitutionally he has a Constitutional right under Brady v. Maryland;…