Brian Steel speaks about the potential collateral estoppel/issue preclusion in Durk’s case and how fascinating the litigation may get.
Also notes if they still have to try the case they will.
A letter from San Francisco about faith, addiction, and finding strength through music.
Real words. Different stories. One voice.
This is why we stand with Durk.
Read the full letter:
LETTER 001 - KENNETH
Sometimes music becomes more than something we listen to. It becomes something we lean on.
Kenneth shares how Durk’s music helped him through some of his darkest moments.
Real words. Different stories. One voice.
WHY WE STAND WITH DURK.
Dede argues among other things that all counts he was convicted of fail because no effect reached the victim. 2261A requires that the course of conduct either place the victim in reasonable fear or cause (attempt/be reasonably expected to cause) substantial emotional distress.
Dede, Browneyez and the Gov stipulate to set a briefing schedule for post trial motions and extend the time to file such motions (Rule 29 and 33, Brady)
Proposed hearing date is October 28th.
“Nothing in this stipulation affects the severed counts”