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Arguments Heard over Releasing Records in Federal Conspiracy Case Against MN 15
The motion could expose how federal agents tracked activists, unions and nonprofits through subpoenas, summonses and undercover surveillance, lawyers said.
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Southernminn.comAttorney argues to force government to release more surveillance records in ‘Minnesota 15’ case
A defense attorney in the conspiracy case against 15 Minnesotans asked a federal judge Thursday to order the government to release more documents related to the Department of Homeland Security’s wide-ranging surveillance campaign of anti-ICE activists, labor unions and nonprofits in Minnesota. Attorney Kevin Riach, who represents defendant Isaac Sant, asked U.S. District Judge David […]
·Saint Paul, United States
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Arguments heard over releasing records in federal conspiracy case against MN 15
A defense attorney in the federal conspiracy case against the group known as the "Minnesota 15" argued for the release of more surveillance-related records from the federal government.
·Minneapolis, United States
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