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Connecticut state Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis was surprised on Thursday after one of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' attorneys invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during a disciplinary hearing.
The disciplinary hearing came after Jones' legal team inadvertently turned over the entire contents of Jones' cell phone in a Sandy Hook defamation trial. The data showed Jones' had possession of "highly confidential" records.
The Connecticut Post reported Jones attorney Andino Reynal said, "It was the worst day of my legal career."
"Reynals admission on Thursday that he was very, very worried about what happened was in contrast to the stoic testimony of New Haven defense attorney Norm Pattis, who is running Jones defense in a Connecticut defamation awards trial set to begin on Sept. 13," the newspaper reported. "Pattis refused to answer questions on the witness stand about his role in the leak, citing his rights under the Fifth Amendment 25 times."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/judge-surprised-alex-jones-lawyer-took-the-fifth-25-times-in-disciplinary-hearing-highly-unusual/ar-AA116EFA
MagickMuffin
(18,383 posts)Sounds like he has some juicy details on how Alex Jones received medical records of the people suing him.
HEADS NEED TO ROLL!
SheltieLover
(82,571 posts)Time for true karmic justice!