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May 24,
2004 Jeffrey L. "Hunter" Jordan's Ashland, Ohio trial for carrying a concealed weapon with a license is just five days away as I write. This suggests that either the County Prosecutor, Robert DeSanto, fully intends to push on with the prosecution of a man he knows to be innocent, or there is a plea bargain in progress behind the scenes. In either case, it is still essential that everyone continue to write letters to Mr. DeSanto, the Mansfield News Journal, and Russ Kent, a News Journal reporter. Mr. DeSanto must understand that public opinion opposes his persecution of an innocent man, and the waste of taxpayer dollars. Letters
When writing
to these people, you might also ask why the authorities have refused,
for four and a half months, to return property Another question to include: The Ohio State Highway Patrol, apparently with the blessings of the prosecutor's office, vilified Hunter in the news by claiming that he had an explosives detonator and an evil wicked weapons stash. When do they plan to publicize the retraction? There was no "weapons stash" and the "detonator" was Hunter's car alarm remote control. Get writing. Be
There I recommend gathering on the courthouse (map) front steps a half hour before the trial start time of 8:00AM. Or, I've heard that some Hunter supporters will be staying at the Holiday Inn Express (map); you might meet up with them for breakfast before heading to the courthouse, to get the latest news. Parking is a little tight around the courthouse. So it might be worthwhile to gather at the Holiday Inn to carpool with fellow supporters. As always, dress neatly, no BDUs please, and be on your best behavior. Not only do you want to make a good impression on Hunter's behalf, you don't want to give nervous local authorities an excuse to hassle you. Make it clear that you are present to support Hunter and to keep a watchful eye on the Ashland County justice system. Wear stickers to identify yourself as a Hunter supporter. I plan to provide some "Free Hunter!" stickers, but you can also make your own by saving the Free Hunter! logo on the main page and printing it on Avery mailing labels. If asked to explain your presence, do so clearly, concisely, and politely. You might even want to practice a canned statement in case a reporter asks you. What
If If DeSanto simply offers a plea bargain, the gloves stay on. Show up. First, the deal might not even be acceptable to Hunter, so support is still called for. Second, in the case of an acceptable deal, we want to keep DeSanto honest until the everything is signed and legally finalized. Third, we want bureaucrats to always remember that honest people are watching them, and expecting them to play by the same rules by which they insist we play. Be
Resolute
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