08-28-2025, 01:34 AM
Quote:There was no omission or falsehoods, unless you want to claim he didn't mention your conviction in 2010 for threatening to blow up a building. Plus the Good Faith provision which your retarded mind doesn't understand.
See, the DA knows he has a case against you and was going to trounce that Motion to Dismiss and Tiffany chickened out and left as your lawyer knowing she was going to lose.
Let’s correct your fiction with facts.
There were omissions—starting with the failure to disclose that the website allowed anonymous posts, didn’t require login credentials, and continued publishing threats under my name while I was incarcerated. That’s not just an omission—it’s exculpatory evidence deliberately ignored. As for the 2010 case: it was resolved, irrelevant to the 2018 warrant, and never cited in the affidavit. If you think dragging up old charges justifies a false arrest years later, you don’t understand how probable cause works.
And the ‘Good Faith’ exception? It doesn’t apply when the warrant was quashed, the affidavit was misleading, and the FBI waited three years to get a second warrant after illegally searching my devices. That’s not good faith—it’s constitutional malpractice.