Monday, August 22, 2005
Troops attack civilans in Utah.
A few years ago, I was contacted by some rave organizers in Indiana who had been subjected to this sort of thing. They quickly decided I wasn't the sort of lawyer they wanted, a decision I can respect. As far as I know, they never did get a lawyer or have their legitimate claims redressed. In the process of looking into the case, I attended a rave and learned a bit about the illegal harrassment by authorities that goes on, so I'm inclined to believe the somewhat sensationalist Sploid version over the SLC Tribune's version, which mainly reprints the government's spin on the attack.
A few years ago, I was contacted by some rave organizers in Indiana who had been subjected to this sort of thing. They quickly decided I wasn't the sort of lawyer they wanted, a decision I can respect. As far as I know, they never did get a lawyer or have their legitimate claims redressed. In the process of looking into the case, I attended a rave and learned a bit about the illegal harrassment by authorities that goes on, so I'm inclined to believe the somewhat sensationalist Sploid version over the SLC Tribune's version, which mainly reprints the government's spin on the attack.
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