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Extraction Summary
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People
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Events
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Document Information
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Summary
This document is a legal filing, specifically page 3 of a 'Motion to Intervene' in case 1:19-cr-00490-RMB, filed on August 27, 2019. The filer, identified as the Intervenor/Relator, outlines a timeline of legal actions against the USDOJ and Bill Barr, alleging a conspiracy, fraud, and the monopolization of the judiciary. The filer connects their case to the Jeffrey Epstein case, citing the concept of "prosecutorial discretion" and argues for their right to intervene based on legal precedent where a third party's constitutional rights are implicated.
People (7)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Alex Acosta |
Mentioned in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein case and the exercise of "prosecutorial discretion" by the USDOJ.
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| Jeffrey Epstein |
His case is cited as an example of USDOJ's "prosecutorial discretion." His removal from suicide watch and subsequent ...
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| Donald Ayer | former Deputy Attorney General of the United States |
Author of an article attached by the Intervenor, which described Bill Barr as a “fierce advocate of unchecked preside...
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| Bill Barr |
Subject of a quo warranto petition filed by the Relator for fraud, perjury, and treason.
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| DAVID GOLDEN |
Name and address listed at the bottom of the document, likely the filer of the motion.
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| Collyard |
Named party in the case citation United States v. Collyard.
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| Carmichael |
Named party in the case citation United States v. Carmichael.
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Organizations (5)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| USDOJ | government agency |
The United States Department of Justice is the subject of a quo warranto petition for fraud, obstruction, and perjury...
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| District Ct. | government agency |
The District Court is mentioned as having dismissed the Intervenor's petition, refused to vacate its decision, and ha...
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| Freemasonry | fraternal organization |
Identified by the Intervenor as part of a conspiracy reported to the District Court.
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| Rotary | service organization |
Identified by the Intervenor as part of a conspiracy reported to the District Court.
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| 9th Circuit | government agency |
Mentioned in relation to a mediation form sent by the Intervenor to USDOJ attorneys.
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Timeline (6 events)
2019-06-06
Intervenor identified a conspiracy (Freemasonry/Rotary) to the District Ct.
District Ct.
Intervenor
2019-06-26
The District Court refused to vacate its decision and threatened the Intervenor with sanctions if the Relator appealed. The Relator appealed.
District Ct.
Intervenor
Relator
District Court
2019-07-27
Intervenor sent USDOJ attorneys the 9th Circuit mediation form.
Intervenor
USDOJ attorneyz
2019-07-29
According to newspaper reports, Jeffrey Epstein was taken off suicide watch.
Locations (3)
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Address listed for DAVID GOLDEN at the end of the document.
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District of Minnesota, mentioned in the case citation for United States v. Collyard.
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Middle District of Alabama, mentioned in the case citation for United States v. Carmichael.
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Relationships (3)
The Intervenor/Relator filed a petition for quo warranto against the USDOJ for fraud, obstruction, and perjury.
The Relator filed a petition of quo warranto against Bill Barr for fraud, perjury, and treason.
The document states that the same "prosecutorial discretion" was exercised by both USDOJ and Alex Acosta in the Jeffrey Epstein case, implying a shared legal approach or collaboration.
Key Quotes (4)
"moot"Source
— District Court
(Used to describe the reason for dismissing the Intervenor's petition for quo warranto.)
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Quote #1
"prosecutorial discretion"Source
— Intervenor (describing USDOJ's actions)
(Used to describe the USDOJ's power to fraudulently dismiss False Claims complaints, and is compared to the discretion used in the Jeffrey Epstein case.)
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Quote #2
"fierce advocate of unchecked presidential power"Source
— Donald Ayer
(A quote from an article by Donald Ayer, describing Bill Barr.)
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Quote #3
"have been granted in limited circumstances where ‘a third party’s constitutional or other federal rights are implicated by the resolution of a particular motion, request, or other issue during the course of a criminal case.’"Source
— United States v. Collyard case opinion
(A legal standard for intervention in criminal matters, quoted to support the argument for intervention.)
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Quote #4
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