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Today Greenlee’s office filed this whopper of a legal pleading with the court, 322 pages-11 MB’s worth of lip smacking palate pleasing Mississippi beef. Greenlee doesn’t start off the feed with a stinking frue-frilly appetizer either. Check out this sizzle on page 1 in the footnotes: (1) Employees of The Facility Group have admitted The Facility Group … Continue reading “Now This Baby is the Entire Slab of Beef”
We have still more Beef Plant legal filings for you and these are some of the most informative documents to date concerning what we should expect from the prosecutors when the Moultrie trial starts. In the Government’s response to the defense motion to dismiss we find out a good bit more about which TFG employee … Continue reading “"Give Us This Day Our Daily" Beef….”
Nowdy tells me there are several housekeeping type items that were filed on PACER we won’t bother with as they appeared unremarkable to her. However the prosecution today filed motions in opposition to defense motions to sever and exclude evidence from other contracts from trial. In these motions we find out there is an upcoming Daubert … Continue reading “We Have Some New Beef Plant Filings for Y'all to Chew On”
Magistrate Judge Alexandar issued three orders today in preparation for next month’s trial of USA v Moultrie – all fall under what I’d call “housekeeping” and I’m going to summarize rather than link. Granted in part. Motion from Carothers to increase the number of pages in memorandum of law granted from 35 to 43 pages, … Continue reading “New orders issued in USA v Moultrie”
Grab your reading glasses and take a look at what Moultrie’s defense filed yesterday. I’ve listed the four motions on USA v Moultrie under Legal on the left sidebar. The “unnamed public official” figures prominently in this latest round of filings – a good thing Carothers is available as there’s a lot of work to … Continue reading “Moultrie files truckload of motions”
Paul Quinn, a student intern writing from Oxford for the Clarion Ledger, has the story. A refrigeration company sales representative accused of pocketing funds for equipment at a beef processing plant has been found guilty of charges related to the failed business. A jury in Oxford this afternoon convicted James Draper of Mount Juliet, Tenn., … Continue reading “Jury finds Draper guilty of charges in beef plant case”
Seems as if the delay in getting Carothers home yesterday was an omen of more hurry up and wait to come. Today, Judge Mills granted an Agreed Order granting the request of Moultrie’s defense for a 48-hour extension of today’s deadline for filing motions. Magistrate Judge Alexander, on the other hand, issued an Order granting … Continue reading “USA v Moultrie in hurry-up-and-wait phase”
You definitely read about it here first – and days ago – but… yesterday Patsy Brumfield had the story on the latest motions in USA v Moultrie in the Daily Journal… but… that was before Sop’s post on the subpoena of Carothers allegedly issued after Moultrie’s defense had ex parte contact with the Judge …and … Continue reading “Milking the latest Moultrie motions”
My thanks to Nowdy for sharing some of her beef pictorial collection with me. The Beef Plant appears to have morphed into a case of life imitating art imitating life etc etc etc. as Sean Carothers has taken exception to the recent rule 17 subpoena issued his construction company by Team Moultrie and has moved to quash: … Continue reading “Ex Parte Lawyers Gone Wild! North Mississippi Beef Plant Style Woot Woot Mooooooooo….”
No grass growing in this pasture – that’s for sure. Here’s Moultrie’s Motion to Dismiss filed today and picked up by eagle-eye bellesouth. The Motion is inclusive of a supporting memorandum of law. The Project Management Agreement was filed as an exhibit to the Motion. Both documents are posted under USA v Moultrie in the … Continue reading “Breaking News – Moultrie files Motion to Dismiss UPDATED”