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Over 400 people were arrested while protesting at the 2000 Republican National Convention (RNC) in Philadelphia, PA. This website provides information on their legal situation and the issues they are protesting.

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11/1/00 Update from:
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Court Update

All cases were heard in room 806, Judge Kirkland.

A non-consolidated misdemeanor case was discharged because witness for prosecution (cop) failed to appear.

First Consolidated trial: 300 S. Broad.

4 defendants with one charge of obstructing a highway. The first two defendants had their cases dismissed before trial because the witness for the prosecution (a cop) could not identify defendants.

The second two defendants had their trial heard. The prosecution presented video evidence and on the video tape he pointed out the two defendants. There was no pause on the VCR and the camera was just scanning a whole group of protestors. The prosecution did not call to the stand any arresting officer or any officer that could identify the defendants. The defense argued lack of proper identification and selective prosecution. The two defendants were found not guilty on lack of proper identification.

The defendants made statements to the press.

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R2K Mobilization Links:
Ad Hoc Committee to Defend Health Care
phillyhealth.org
August 1st Direct Action Coalition
Kensington Welfare Rights Union
kwru.org
NJ Unity2000
Philly Direct Action Group
Redirect2000
Refuse & Resist
refuseandresist.org
Silent March
silentmarch.org
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