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  • Pinellas and Psco County State Attorney Bernie Mccabe Hides Dirty Cops From Defense Attorneys

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    James McLynas
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    In this letter, State Attorney Bernie McCabe was asked in very broad terms to provide any records or lists of law enforcement officers that have a history of misconduct that may pose a problem for the prosecutor if that officer was to be called upon to testify. There have been literally hundreds of law enforcement officers who have committed crimes, lied, falsified records or have involved themselves in misconduct that would cause their testimony to be considered less than reliable and potentially perjury. The local police agencies like the Pinellas County Sheriff have a duty to disclose these unethical officers to the State Attorney's office and then Bernie McCabe has a duty under Brady vs. Maryland and Giglio vs United States to provide that information to any defense attorney in any case where these tainted officers may be called as a witness. However, both the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and State Attorney Bernie McCabe ignored these important landmark U.S. Supreme Court Rulings to continue convicting the people of Pinellas and Pasco counties using the testimony of these unethical officers and deputies. Every criminal defendant and every defense attorney that has ever had a client convicted or is being charged should demand the State provide the disciplinary history of EVERY officer because State Attorney Bernie McCabe is violating the law by refusing to provide this information publicly.

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    PINELLAS AND PSCO COUNTY STATE ATTORNEY BERNIE MCCABE HIDES DIRTY COPS FROM DEFENSE ATTORNEYS

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    In this letter, State Attorney Bernie McCabe was asked in very broad terms to provide any records or lists of law enforcement officers that have a history of misconduct that may pose a problem for the prosecutor if that officer was to be called upon to testify. There have been literally hundreds of law enforcement officers who have committed crimes, lied, falsified records or have involved themselves in misconduct that would cause their testimony to be considered less than reliable and potentially perjury. The local police agencies like the Pinellas County Sheriff have a duty to disclose these unethical officers to the State Attorney's office and then Bernie McCabe has a duty under Brady vs. Maryland and Giglio vs United States to provide that information to any defense attorney in any case where these tainted officers may be called as a witness. However, both the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and State Attorney Bernie McCabe ignored these important landmark U.S. Supreme Court Rulings to continue convicting the people of Pinellas and Pasco counties using the testimony of these unethical officers and deputies. Every criminal defendant and every defense attorney that has ever had a client convicted or is being charged should demand the State provide the disciplinary history of EVERY officer because State Attorney Bernie McCabe is violating the law by refusing to provide this information publicly.

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    Pinellas and Psco County State Attorney Bernie Mccabe Hides Dirty Cops From Defense Attorneys

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    James McLynas
    In this letter, State Attorney Bernie McCabe was asked in very broad terms to provide any records or lists of law enforcement officers that have a history of misconduct that may pose a problem for the prosecutor if that officer was to be called upon to testify. There have been literally hundreds of law enforcement officers who have committed crimes, lied, falsified records or have involved themselves in misconduct that would cause their testimony to be considered less than reliable and potentially perjury. The local police agencies like the Pinellas County Sheriff have a duty to disclose these unethical officers to the State Attorney's office and then Bernie McCabe has a duty under Brady vs. Maryland and Giglio vs United States to provide that information to any defense attorney in any case where these tainted officers may be called as a witness. However, both the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and State Attorney Bernie McCabe ignored these important landmark U.S. Supreme Court Rulings to continue convicting the people of Pinellas and Pasco counties using the testimony of these unethical officers and deputies. Every criminal defendant and every defense attorney that has ever had a client convicted or is being charged should demand the State provide the disciplinary history of EVERY officer because State Attorney Bernie McCabe is violating the law by refusing to provide this information publicly.

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    OFFICE OF THE STATE ATTORNEY ‘SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA PASCO AND PINELLAS COUNTIES. BERNIE MCCABE State Attorney August 1, 2017 *** VIA EMAIL *** James McLynas Karguy12@yahoo.com RE: PUBLIC RECORD REQUEST - #SA007251700035 Dear Mr. McLynas: Mr. Bernie McCabe, State Attorney, as custodian of the records, has asked me to respond to your public record request received by our office on July 25, 2017, for the following records: 1. Records that are in control, possession or available to the offices and/or employees of State Attorney Bernie McCabe that detail the policies and practices in place to disclose “Brady Giglio” type disclosure(s) of any officers or deputies that have committed any type or form of misconduct for the purposes of informing criminal defendants or their attorneys of such misconduct Law Enforcement Officers that will testify in criminal proceedings. 2. Any records or communications that discuss the legal duty or requirement(s) to disclose Law Enforcement Officer, Deputy or police misconduct as it relates to the officer testimony and/or officer creditability. 3. The name, email and official position of the person selected by the State Attorney Bernie McCabe's office for the purpose of answering media questions or providing media interviews We have located no records meeting the description of your request. Sincerely yours, BERNIE McCABE, State Attorney (Ro Macks dnt State Attorney SM/gcp Post Office Box 5028, Clearwater, Florida 33758 Telephone (727) 464-6221

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