James Stout
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I can see the handle of the knife in both images.
I can see the handle of the hangar.
The evidence gathered and analysed to date establishes that your client fired his Mossberg 12-gauge pump-action shotgun at least one time as he ran past some magnetometers on the terrace level of the Washington Hilton on April 25th, 2026.
When the weapon was recovered, it had one spent cartridge case in the chamber, which has been identified as having been fired in the Mossberg shotgun.
The government's preliminary ballistics video analysis showed that your client fired his shotgun in the direction of Secret Service Officer VG.
They go on further to say the government also recovered five spent 9mm Luger cartridge cases, each of which was determined to have been fired from Officer VG's service weapon.
There are a whole lot of people whose job it is to stop that happening.
The issue here is that the Trump administration already filed on the 3rd of April.
Trump has also truced about this previous to this event.
This wouldn't have really added anything.
They did try and get the National Trust for Historical Preservation to withdraw their court case, which they didn't.
The government's attempt to muddy these textually clear waters defies the statute's context, structure, history and purpose, contradicts the Supreme Court's dicta in Jennings and long-standing executive branch practice, and its interpretation of the statute raises serious constitutional questions that should be avoided
My guess would be both because it is the law in the Second Circuit, right?
So it applies...
in the Second Circuit.
Certainly most detention facilities are not in the Second Circuit.