[RitaOK]

So, my question remains— can’t the biker attorneys make their case well enough to get an appeal to higher courts, or the Texas Attorney General, or the US Justice Department, or state Supreme Court, or the US Congress, etc.? Do they have to wait until the trial? If so, then we all have to wait. Including the bikers.

There is a reason for the existence of defense attorneys. Are they even complaining? Are any Texas attorneys on the outside of the case issuing a statement recognizing the alleged miscarriage of justice, or appealing on behalf of justice the alleged “no probable cause” on the behalf of these gagged attorneys?

[don-o]

So, my question remains— can’t the biker attorneys make their case well enough...

I am pretty sure I have seen you posting on the Waco threads? Are you claiming to not know anything about lawsuits, examining trials, recusal demands, etc?

[mac_truck]

So, my question remains— can’t the biker attorneys make their case well enough to get an appeal to higher courts, or the Texas Attorney General, or the US Justice Department, or state Supreme Court, or the US Congress, etc.?

Any one of the 177 who were arrested in this incident can simply go before the grand jury and state their case...and if four grand jurors believe them they will be no-billed. The downside is they must appear without their attorney and answer questions under oath.

For some, this might be the quickest and cheapest way out of legal difficulty.