7 Anti-War Protesters Acquitted of Charges from Demonstration at National Guard Recruiting Office
On
January 14, a jury found 7 anti-war protesters not guilty of
trespassing at a Minneapolis National Guard recruiting office last
March. They were arrested with 9 others after trying to access the office
to protest both the lies told by recruiters and the illegality and
immorality of the war wage in Iraq by the US army. After two and a half days, the 6-member jury supported the defense argument that international law and the Constitution protect their rights to dissent. Read More
January 14, a jury found 7 anti-war protesters not guilty of
trespassing at a Minneapolis National Guard recruiting office last
March. They were arrested with 9 others after trying to access the office
to protest both the lies told by recruiters and the illegality and
immorality of the war wage in Iraq by the US army. After two and a half days, the 6-member jury supported the defense argument that international law and the Constitution protect their rights to dissent. Read More
Court Solidarity: Support the “Recruiter 7” arrested at a 5-year anniversary protest against the Iraq war
Previously: 9AM on Monday 1/12 and 9:30AM on Tuesday 1/13 We finished all our testimony and closed the case on
Read MoreCourt Solidarity: Support the "Recruiter 7" arrested at a 5-year anniversary protest against the Iraq war
Previously: 9AM on Monday 1/12 and 9:30AM on Tuesday 1/13 We finished all our testimony and closed the case on
Read MoreCourt Solidarity: Support the "Recruiter 7" arrested at a 5-year anniversary protest against the Iraq war
Previously: 9AM on Monday 1/12 and 9:30AM on Tuesday 1/13 We finished all our testimony and closed the case on
Read More