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...

US Appeals Court affirms news reporter has no right to discovery to prove innocence

Stanley Bolten, Bad news, former news reporter of USWGO Alternative News, Brian D. Hill, had lost his Federal Court Appeal over his fight to get access to his own criminal case discovery evidence necessary to prove actual innocence, and that the U.S. Attorney Office committed "fraud on the court". Since Brian is being deprived of...

Assistant U.S. Attorney pushes for injunction to shut down FOIA/2255 cases – ALERT!!!!!!!

WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This blog may be shut down by kangaroo court gag orders in the future if this article isn't taken seriously and the Court may start coming after public forums and other place where Brian's criminal case is mentioned or discussed or debated. Brian may go to federal prison and be killed or suicided. This...

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;...