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News on the Kory Cert Petition Front

News on the Kory Cert Petition Front

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Things are moving quickly with our petition which was docketed at the Supreme Court on February 27th. Thereafter, the AG’s office filed a waiver of their right to respond to the petition. Shortly thereafter, the petition set for conference on March 28th, which seems very quick. However, today, apparently after review of the petition, the Court requested that the AG submit an response to be filed by April 16th. Ell, they at least think there is enough merit that they…

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Hot off the Press: The Kory v. Bonta Petition at the Supremes has just been Docketed

Hot off the Press: The Kory v. Bonta Petition at the Supremes has just been Docketed

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I just received word that our petition for certiorari on Kory v Bonta has been docketed. here it is: 24-KoryPetition. I think it came out pretty good. But I am missing my former co-counsel on the case, but he’s already doing great work in his new gig. These petitions are a super long shot usually. I intend to stir things up to dramatically increase the odds. Stay Tuned for the next update tomorrow. You’ll like it. Rick Jaffe, Esq.

The Next Battle against “Covid Misinformation” has just begun in Washington State

The Next Battle against “Covid Misinformation” has just begun in Washington State

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On Thursday, March 7th, we filed Stockton v. Ferguson in the Eastern District of Washington. Washington has prosecuted around 60 doctors, in whole or in part based of their speaking out in public against the mainstream Covid narrative. Since April 2023, I have been involved in one of these prosecutions, the one against Richard Eggleston. We had obtained a appellate court stay of the case, but it was recently vacated. So it was time to up the ante and change…

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Exclusive Breaking News: The 1st Amendment hole the Wa. Med. Commish is in just got a whole lot deeper!

Exclusive Breaking News: The 1st Amendment hole the Wa. Med. Commish is in just got a whole lot deeper!

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Very good news for all who believe that doctors should be able to publicly criticize the increasingly desperate propaganda put-out by the Covid mafia. Today, Washington state Appellate Court Commissioner Hailey L. Landrus granted Dr. Eggleston’s motion for discretionary review, meaning we get to appeal the superior court’s denial of our preliminary injunction motion. And here is the best part: the stay of the Medical Commission’s disciplinary case which she issued back in may, 15 hours before opening arguments will…

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VERY GOOD NEWS! THE WASHINGTON MEDICAL COMMISSION’S COVID MISINFORMATION PROSECTION AGAINST DOC EGGLESTON HAS BEEN STAYED!

VERY GOOD NEWS! THE WASHINGTON MEDICAL COMMISSION’S COVID MISINFORMATION PROSECTION AGAINST DOC EGGLESTON HAS BEEN STAYED!

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Breaking news: The Washington Medical Commission’s prosecution of retired opthamologist Richard Eggleston for “spreading Covid misinformation” in newspaper opinion pieces has been temporarily stayed. The hearing was supposed to start today, May 24, 2023 at 9:00 AM PDT. However, late yesterday afternoon, a State Appellate Court Commissioner stopped the hearing from going forward pending further proceedings. Here is the Appellate Court Commissioner’s order. commissioner’s ruling The case will proceed through an appellate process, alittle different from normal since the case…

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Update on the Eggleston Physician Censorship Case

Update on the Eggleston Physician Censorship Case

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Yesterday, We had our prehearing conference in the Washington Medical Commission’s case against retired physician Richard Eggleston for writing opinion pieces in a Washington and Idaho regional newspaper that challenged many of the canards of the public health Covid narrative. The online hearing will occur on May 24-26, starting at 9:00AM PDT. The public will able able to hear, but not see the proceedings. We expect to have a few of the well-known medical and scientific luminaries who have similarly…

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Washington Federal Judge Denies TRO to Stop the Washington Medical Commission’s Prosecutions of Covid Misinformation Soapbox Speech

Washington Federal Judge Denies TRO to Stop the Washington Medical Commission’s Prosecutions of Covid Misinformation Soapbox Speech

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On Friday March 17th, a Washington (state) federal judge denied a TRO filed by three physicians who were claiming that the the Washington Medical Commisions (their medical board) violated their federal constitutional and state law rights in filing charges against them for speaking out in public against the mainstream Covid narrative. Here are the complaint, TRO application and the judge’s decision: Complaint(1) TRO Denial of TRO The judge wasn’t buying any of it, but I have to say, I don’t…

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Join Them Now!

Join Them Now!

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(Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Esq. for those of you who are reading this from beyond our solar system.) (PIC’s fearless President, Shira Miller MD outside the Courtroon after the AB 2098 hearing. Editor’s note: She seems pleased and confident, and as turns out, for good reason. Thx Shira for backing this.) (The rest of the legal team and Dr. Verma whose 40-page declaration demonstrated that the “contemporary scientific consensus” was meaningless in this pandemic. Sanjay’s declaration was cited 9 times…

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Paperwork All Filed in our Challenge to AB 2098; Next Up, the Preliminary Injunction Hearing on January 23rd

Paperwork All Filed in our Challenge to AB 2098; Next Up, the Preliminary Injunction Hearing on January 23rd

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I just filed our reply on our preliminary injunction motion. Here it is: Hoang Final Repyfilingcopy I think you will like it. Here are the Attorney General’s response papers to our motion for a preliminary injunction. Our reply responds to these papers. response calderondeclaration limdeclaration requestjudicialnotice Since the elephant that will be in the courtroom on the 23rd will be Judge Slaughter’s decision in the McDonald case denying a preliminary injunction enjoining AB 2098 (now Section 2270 of the Business…

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I’ve been pretty quiet for some time. Here is why: Hoang v. Bonta, challenging AB 2098

I’ve been pretty quiet for some time. Here is why: Hoang v. Bonta, challenging AB 2098

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Thursday afternoon, December 1st, we filed a lawsuit challenging California AB 2098 on behalf of a California osteopathic physician, LeTrinh Hoang, Physicians for Informed Consent, and Children’s Health Defense (California chapter). Here is the complaint: complaint Bobby K. and Mary Holland are working on the case with me (and my usual compatriots). Mary is working on the preliminary injunction motion as I write this. We expect to be before a federal judge in mid-January. Our case is somewhat different from…

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