KANGAROO COURT RESUMES IN NEVADA   

   ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF SESSIONS COMMENDS PROSECUTION IN             BUNKERVILLE TRIALS AND CLAIMS HE IS NOT TAKING SIDES

  

        JUDGE GLORIA NAVARRO AGREES WITH PROSECUTION TO LIMIT                DEFENSE IN SECOND TRIAL OF BUNKERVILLE DEFENDANTS    

The courtroom activities resumed in Las Vegas Monday July 10th at the federal courthouse with Judge Gloria Navarro trying to rig the second trial for four defendants whose trial ended in a mistrial earlier this year.

She ruled to prevent the defense from questioning potential jurors about the US Constitution and to prevent the defendants from explaining why they showed up armed at the standoff as in exercise of their First and Second Amendment rights.  

UPDATE-JULY 11th

Some personalities arrived in the courtroom on Tuesday.  Judicial activist Larry Klayman and former Congressman and federal prosecutor Bob Barr.  Courtroom observer Andrea Parker noted that the judge and federal marshals were more "on their toes" and careful in their actions in the presence of the two men.

The slipshod actions of both Judge Navarro and federal marshals and their hostility towards the defendants and those supporting them in the courtroom seemed to be less so during the hours both men were present.    

Parker has reported on and shown the tough approach in the name of "security" at the courthouse.

UPDATE JULY 12th

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions was in Las Vegas today and he "commended" the proseuction in the Bunkerville trials and added that he was "not taking sides" in the case.

This was the cause of great consternation among supporters of the defendants who responded by saying "Sessions is not on our side".

Jury selection was completed in the afternoon in what  was described as a "Soviet style rigged process in Judge Gloria Navarro's courtroom with "males" and "ethnics" being deliberately excluded from the jury and the judge riding roughshod over defense lawyers objections to the jury selection process.