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Not exactly skeletons, but a criminal record of his own (assault, etc., maybe even including assault on a police officer).

Just some information that's been floating around the news the last couple of days. I'll post it back here when I get more details.

It was the alleged victim that had a criminal record. The defendant in this case apparently was charged with assault in 1993, but the charges were dropped. One must conclude that those charges were not valid, so the defendant in this case does not appear to have any criminal record.

I was the subject of a criminal referral for intimidating a judge and prosecutor about 18 months ago, but the prosecutor decided it would not be a very good idea to file charges with the court. Probably had something to do with the fact that I would have defended myself and called about 10-15 judges and prosecutors as witnesses and had them asserting their 5th Amendment rights against self-incrimination within about five minutes each.