I use Google Chrome for a browser so this wasn’t apparent to me. But Dr. C. at obamaconspiracy.org points out the following: I have no way of knowing whether LtC Terry Lakin authorized the use of his image to sell tax advice, bridge loans, auto liability insurance, and whatever other advertising attaches itself to his…
Continue reading ›Interesting, someone appears to have received a response to a request for information to APF. Courtesy of obamaconspiracy.org: From: Margaret Hemenway Date: Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 11:07 AM Subject: Re: Request from the Safeguard our Constitution Website To: (——) (——), LTC Lakin worked with the Foundation over this past wk-end to ensure that our…
Continue reading ›Despite the political rhetoric LTC Lakin’s case has given us a number of teaching moments or opportunity to refresh on some basic practice principles. 1. Can LTC Lakin change lawyers at this stage. The answer in this case is probably yes. Although technically Mr. Jensen should submit a motion to be released and the new…
Continue reading ›The APF website is back up! The American Patriot Foundation is pleased to announce that LTC Lakin has repositioned his forces, has retained new legal counsel, and is extremely grateful that the Foundation will be dedicating the critical next few weeks before his planned court-martial on November 3-5, to focusing entirely on public affairs, strategic…
Continue reading ›Thanks to RC. The prior link for LTC Lakin’s special page has gone. When you try to go to that link you get the main page of American Patriot Foundation. Clicking to the current projects link gets you to this: Safeguard Our Constitution APF defended LTC Terry Lakin. Lt. Lakin refused to deploy until Barak…
Continue reading ›Here is a quote from an item on DMLHS’s Facebook wall. Guess which of your favorite law firms just became “replacement counsel” on the Lakin case? Going to see what we can salvage. Looks like LTC Lakin may have reached out to Neal Puckett, a real military law knowledgeable person. Either that or Neal is…
Continue reading ›The Army Court of Criminal Appeals rules are here. As previously indicated there is no “deadline” for the filing of a writ petition in this situation, but once a petition is filed several deadlines and requirements kick in. Like DMLHS I have a request in for a copy of the petition. Note that in Cheney…
Continue reading ›Humor in military lawyering is good. Humor is good. Standby for a comment from DMLHS tonight. In thinking about why the case would be delayed to 3 November 2010 there were all kinds of ideas floating around, some ideas being of a conspiratorial nature. I had missed the piece noted by Reality Check (thanks!). Anyway,…
Continue reading ›NIMJ was able to send Charlie Fowler to monitor todays Article 39(a), UCMJ, session. 1. Trial is continued until 4 November 2010 from 13 October 2010. Not sure of the reason. It appears Mr. Jensen asked the judge to hold the case “in abeyance” pending resolution of an (untimely?) writ which has been filed with…
Continue reading ›WorldNetDaily reports: Disagreement arose todday among supporters of Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin, the Army doctor facing military court-martial for refusing orders to deploy to Afghanistan after questioning Barack Obama’s constitutional eligibility to be president. A group of retired military officers organized as the Veterans Council and the United States Patriot Union in Sheridan, Wyo., issued…
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