Wednesday, March 13, 2013

State’s Brief in Response to Petition to Transfer Brewington Case to Supreme Court

The State’s Brief in Response to Petition to Transfer

 
This is the document the Indiana Attorney General’s office filed on Monday, March 11, 2013. Brewington has 10 days to respond and then the Indiana Supreme Court decides if they are going to hear the case.
http://www.dadsfamilycourtexperience.com/State%27s%20Response%20to%20Petition%20to%20Transfer.pdf

3 comments:

what a tangled web said...

Negangard set the stage and put up all the props for this play that he calls Dangerous Dan Brewington.
It is the TIMING of all these events and the character's responses at those times that are significant.
When a prosecutor's web of intrigue and lies gets woven for this long- it is bound to catch up with the weaver.
Dan Brewington's story seems to stay constant. And in all these years he has not raised a hand against his accusers. The only thing dangerous about Dan Brewington is his internet capabilities. They were and are dangerous to some political careers.
Never confuse respect for the justice system with disdain for some of the people in the system. It seems that every check on our system failed in this case. That is a sure sign that the system needs correction.

Anonymous said...

It would be wonderful to have a statesman (or woman)instead of A pol in the prosecutors office. This guy speaks in sound-bites. And not even compelling soundbites. He needs new writers. Badly.

Aaron "Swingblade" Negangard said...

"This guy speaks in sound-bites. And not even compelling soundbites. He needs new writers. Badly."

He be a bit slow on the uptake ... he be.

But he be havin' an exaggerated opinion of his own capabilities ... fur sure.

Dearborn County must have a federally mandated requirement that only the learning disabled need apply for political office.