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SHOW THE U.S. SUPREME COURT AND ANY FEDERAL COURT THERE IS COMPELLING PUBLIC INTEREST IN IMPANELING A GRAND JURY TO HEAR

Created by D.P. on May 01, 2014

Douglas Vogt's case before the U.S. Supreme Court is to be heard around May 15th, 2014. The Federal court in Washington State denied Vogt's petition due to not being in the public interest. Constitutionally, the courts are required to impanel a grand jury as written by the founding fathers from anyone requesting it. Now, it has changed recently to have a prerequisite of public interest at the court's discretion. This is wrong because it now leaves WE THE PEOPLE out of the checks and balances of power to the three branches of the government. Especially the executive branch, which is abusing their claim to executive privilege.

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