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4 ds@stadlinlaw.com Clerk of the Court
Superior Court of CA County of Santa Clara
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PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ; Case No.: Cl 777801
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the date and time specified above, or as
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soon thereafter a s the matter may be heard, in the above named department of the
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above entitled court, the defendant, by and through counsel, will move this Court to
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order the prosecution to provide the defense with discovery, as required under Murgia v.
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Municipal Court (1975) 15 Cal. 3d 286.

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This motion will be based on the grounds set forth in the attached memorandum
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of points and authorities, the papers and records on file with the court - including the
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complaint, and any further evidence or argument which will be presented at the hearing
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 1 MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIES
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INTRODUCTION
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4 Susan Bassi is a journalist and has lived in California for many years. She has no
5 criminal history. The defense asserts that this prosecution is being pursued for selective

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8 prosecution is Ms. Bassi's coverage of local news as a journalist, and her participation in
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STATEMENT OF THE CASE
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12 Susan Bassi is charged in docket Cl 777801 with:
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18 Rule prohibiting the use of recording devices in a courthouse, on November 14, 2017.
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21 Count 4: A misdemeanor violation of California Penal Code§ 166(a)(4) -willful

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23 Rule prohibiting the use of recording devices in a courthouse, on March 19, 2018.
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24 Three separate motions to compel discovery have been brought and litigated
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26 In January, 2018, defense counsel for Ms. Bassi sent a discovery request to the
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 1 discovery obligations. The defense is now requesting that the Court order that such
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5 1. Any data kept by law enforcement agencies, including the District

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6 Attorney's Office, regarding the frequency of charging a Pen. Code§

7 166(a)(4) charge for violating a Santa Clara County Local Court Rule, going

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19 I. THE DEFENDANT IS ENTITLED TO DISCOVERY NECESSARY TO

SUBSTANTIATE A CLAIM OF SELECTIVE PROSECUTION
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A. Legal Standard
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Yick Wo v. Hopkins makes clear that it is the province of the courts to prohibit the
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unequal administration of law. (Yick Wo v. Hopkins (1886) 118 U.S. 356 at 373-374.) A
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criminal defendant may obtain a dismissal of the criminal charges brought by the
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government on the ground that such prosecution is being conducted in an arbitrary or
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discriminatory manner. (Murgia v. Municipal Court (1975) 15 Cal. 3d 286.) The equal
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protection guarantee simply prohibits prosecuting officials from purposefully and
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 1 intentionally singling out individuals for disparate treatment on an invidiously
2 discriminatory basis. (Id. at 297.)
3 Any criminal defendant in any criminal action may bring a Murgia motion. (Id at
4 303.) The defendant must show that he or she was arbitrarily discriminated against on
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6 defendant must usually be a member of the group which discrimination is claimed. The
7 information requested in this motion is sought to demonstrate that the government may

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8 be acting in an arbitrary or discriminatory manner in prosecuting Ms. Bassi.
9 A Murgia dismissal usually involves two motions. First, the defense makes a

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14 (Id at 298.) The applicable standard for discovery related to the defense of discriminatory
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15 prosecution is "some evidence tending to show the existence of the essential elements of
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16 the defense, discriminatory effect and discriminatory intent." (People v. Superior Court
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17 (Baez) (2000) 79 Cal.4th 177, 1189.) In other words, a defendant must make a "credible
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18 showing of different treatment of similarly situated persons." (United States v.

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19 Armstrong (1996) 517 U.S. 456, 470.)

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21 to the discovery provisions of the Penal Code. (Murgia v. Municipal Court, supra, 15 Cal.
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22 3d 286, 294.; Pen Code Section 1054(e).) Therefore, the defendant need not have
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23 requested the same documents in a prior informal discovery request pursuant to Penal
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24 Code section 1054.5(b). Although in this case, there was a prior informal discovery
25 request as outlined in Exhibit A to this motion.
26 The information defendant seeks is supported by Bartin v. Superior Court, (1976)
27 64 Cal. App 3d 873, 876, where defendants were provided with discovery of records
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 1 relating to other arrests and prosecution to support his claim that no other persons
2 where prosecuted with this offense with which he was charged.
3 B. The Evidence Supports a Prima Facie Showing of Selective Prosecution.
4 Discriminatory Effect. and Discriminatory Intent.
5 Ms. Bassi was selected for prosecution while other similarly situated persons were

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6 not. The attached declarations of counsel point out that other people who have taken and
7 continue to take photographs, or record video, in the courthouse are not prosecuted. Ms.

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8 Bassi, who was injured during an altercation with Sheriffs Deputies, and who is a
9 journalist and community activist, is being prosecuted. Not only is she being prosecuted,

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10 but the prosecution has added new charges since the beginning of this case. Initially this

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11 case was filed with only Count 1. After Ms. Bassi insisted on a speedy trial, the
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16 since evidence of it "lies buried in the consciences and files of the law enforcement
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17 agencies involved." (People v. Gray (1967) 254 Cal. App. 2d 256, 266.) Here, however, the
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18 instant facts present the court an unusual scenario where the court can and should
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19 reasonably infer unlawful motive based on all the direct and circumstantial evidence
20 cited above. The defendant is now entitled to, and respectfully asks the Court to compel
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21 discovery of the information and items necessary to fully investigate the claim.
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24 The defense has made a prima facie showing that the Santa Clara County District

25 Attorney's Office, or the Sheriffs Office, has singled out Ms. Bassi for selective

26 prosecution by providing "some evidence tending to show the existence of the essential
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 1 reasons, this Court should compel the People to produce information and items
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From: Rich, Daniella <drich1@dao.sccgov.org>

Sent: Thursday, January 4, 2018 6:34 PM
To: Dmitry Stadlin
Subject: RE: Phan, Janine shared 11 171134163 Bassi Susan Hazlett" with you.

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I apologize for not responding sooner. I was in court this morning and afternoon with calendars. My position is the
same- your request exceeds the scope of my discovery obligations under Penal Code section 1054.

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Santa Clara County Office of the District Attorney
70 W. Hedding Street -West Wing
San Jose, CA 95110
Office: (408) 792-2930
Fax: (408) 294-6746
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To: Rich, Daniella <drichl@dao.sccgov.org>
Subject: Re: Phan, Janine shared "171134163 Bassi Susan Hazlett" with you.
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Dear Ms. Rich,

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Thank you for your prompt response. Could you please review the attached case (Murgia) regarding my supplemental
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discovery request and let me know if, after reviewing it, you still will not discover the requested information?
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Dmitry Stadlin
Attorney at Law
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From: Rich, Daniella <drichl@dao.sccgov.org>

Sent: Thursday, January 4, 2018 8:31:10 AM
To: Dmitry Stadlin
Subject: RE: Phan, Janine shared 11 171134163 Bassi Susan Hazlett" with you.

Mr. Stadlin,

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you. Your new discovery request for data on the frequency in which PC 166(a)(4) is charged for violating a court order
exceeds the scope of my discovery obligations under PC 1054.

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Daniella Rich
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Office: (408) 792-2930

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From: Dmitry Stadlin [mailto:ds@stadlinlaw.com)

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To: Rich, Daniella <drichl@dao.sccgov.org>

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Dear Ms. Rich,

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Based on our in-court discussions, I am also requesting the following:

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Any data kept by law enforcement (of course, including the DA's office) regarding frequency in
which Penal Code section 166(a)(4) is charged for violating any Santa Clara County Local Court
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Rule and the demographics of those charged.

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From: Dmitry Stadlin

Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2017 4:13 PM
To: 'Phan, Janine' <jphan@dao.sccgov.org>

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Subject: RE : Phan, Jan ine shared "171134163 Bassi Susan Hazlett" w ith you .

Dear Ms. Phan,

I have CC'd Ms. Daniella Rich, the assigned Deputy Di strict Attorney.

Could you please also discover the fo llowing to m e:

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• Copy of Video Surveillance by Tech Miramontes - Pg. 3 of 7 of Dep. Carrasco's report
• Photographs taken by Dep. Carrasco of sign - Pg. 5 of 7 of his report

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• Copy of CD submitted by Dep. Carrasco into evidence locker, Evidence Item# 1

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• Body Worn Camera Footage from Dep. Carrasco from 09/01 / 17 during his interview of
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• Body Worn Camera Footage from Dept. Swenson during his interactions with James
Stephen and Susan Bassi on 12/09/16

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From: Phan, Janine [mailto:jphan@dao.sccgov.org]

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 1 DECLARATION OF COUNSEL IN SUPPORT OF MOTION
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3 I, DANIEL M. MAYFIELD, declare as follows:
4 1. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in California.
5 2. I have been practicing in Santa Clara County since 1982.

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6 3. My practice is almost exclusively criminal defense.
7 4. I have personally witnessed people taking photographs or video inside Courtrooms

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2 I, Patrick Coughlin, declare as follows:
3 1. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in California.
4 2. I have been practicing in Santa Clara County for 6 years.

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2 I, Dmitry Stadlin, declare as follows:
3 1. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in California.
4 2. I am the attorney for the defendant, Susan Bassi, in this case.
5 3. I have been practicing in Santa Clara County for three years.

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26 10.I believe Ms. Bassi is the only person that is being prosecuted for such conduct.
27 11. I am aware that Ms. Bassi is a journalist and that she reports on local events.
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 1 12. I am aware that Ms. Bassi has made public comments at the Board of Supervisors
2 meetings or hearings, some of which were critical of the District Attorney's Office,
3 and which were attended by a representative of, or by Jeffrey Rosen himself, the
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