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"There has to
be an end of this litigation," (Judge) Naze said in rejecting
Brinckman's requests.
"Not in a homicide case where someone is spending the rest of their
life in prison," (defense attorney) Brinckman countered.
The Wisconsin
Supreme Court lost no time dealing with Robins' Petition. It was
denied ex parte (which means
"one-sided"), with no comment or explanation, on October 13,
2006. And it appears to have been more ex parte than meets the eye.
It turns out that during September, 2006, for no apparent reason,
Deputy Attorney General Daniel Bach generated a memorandum defending
the conduct of both Eggum and the WDOJ in this case. Is it
synchronicity that the state supreme court's denial followed tight on
the heels of Bach's memorandum? Or did the justices get a copy of
it over the transom? The court says clerks looked in all
Maloney's public appellate
files and couldn't find the memorandum. (Gosh, maybe they aren't
looking in the right place.) WDOJ has failed to respond to an
Open Records request for the memorandum. Apparently, in
Wisconsin, those at the highest echelons of law enforcement are above
the law.
- Take a trip through the hall of
mirrors called the Wisconsin Department of Justice
- Listen to Wis. Attorney
General Peg Lautenschlager tell Matt Maloney to report forensic fraud
and perjury by DCI arson investigator Greg Eggum to the Wisconsin
Department of Justice
- Read the corruption
complaint filed against DCI arson investigator Greg Eggum (links
to complaint and all documentation)
- Listen to DCI arson
investigator Greg Eggum's response
- Read
the letter from the Wisconsin Department of
Justice saying -- twice --
"I will not be pursuing your complaint."
- Ask yourself: Why is it more
important for the Wisconsin Department of Justice to cover up crimes by
its own agents than to admit when their agent put an innocent man in
prison?
Click HERE to read
supplemental brief (pdf format).
Click HERE to read
affidavit (MS Word format)
Click HERE
to read supplemental reply brief (pdf format)
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