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A Cesspool of Judicial Corruption

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Published by RCH Publishing Company A division of Roland C. Hinkson, Inc., Colorado

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD

by wesley w. hoyt

.................................................... v

PREFACE

by roland c. hinkson

.................................................. xx

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the jury is coming in

............................................................ 23

TWO

david in the hands of the marshal

.................................... 29

THREE

conditions at ada county jail

......................................... 35

FOUR

the chief accuser testifies at trial

.................................... 39

FIVE

the judge locks up david and throws away the key

.......... 48

SIX

the count of monte cristo goes to his dungeon

.................... 53

SEVEN

ten-thousand tears

......................................................... 56

EIGHT

a letter from hell

............................................................. 61

NINE

letter to the adx warden

................................................... 69

TEN

from my diary

..................................................................... 73

ELEVEN

david hits the jackpot, finally

...................................... 80

TWELVE

swisher's blackmail begins

......................................... 84

THIRTEEN

who is this guy swisher?

.......................................... 86

FOURTEEN

how and when did this all begin?

.......................... 91

FIFTEEN

albers expands his intrigue

........................................ 95

SEVENTEEN

gunderson and his coconspirators

..................... 109

EIGHTEEN

gunderson plot revealed

....................................... 117

NINETEEN

the plot thickens

.................................................... 122

TWENTY

implementation of the gunderson plan

................... 135

TWENTY-ONE

the setup

–

j.c. harding wired

........................... 142

TWENTY-TWO

let's try to mitigate our anger

....................... 149


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TWENTY-THREE

memorandum to the national marine corps league ................................................................................. 153

TWENTY-FOUR

daughter describes swisher as a sociopath

. 167

TWENTY-FIVE

swisher gets convicted

................................... 172

TWENTY-SIX

swisher's tall tales of his heroism

..................... 182

TWENTY-SEVEN

be careful whom you trust

......................... 195

TWENTY-EIGHT

bellon takes wateroz to court

..................... 204

TWENTY-NINE

why feds dumped raff, their first star witness

......................................................................................... 214

THIRTY

our hope to enlist a top appellate attorney

.............. 222

THIRTY-ONE

riordan says, "I'll take the case

........................ 229

THIRTY-TWO

government's crimes and recommended punishment

................................................................................. 235

THIRTY-THREE

wes hoyt views the panorama

..................... 240

THIRTY-FOUR

are the cowards the ones quick to judge?

..... 246

THIRTY-FIVE

idaho congressman george hansen

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chained and thrown into prison

............................................... 248

THIRTY-SIX

traficant survives the judicial cesspool

.............. 255

THIRTY-SEVEN

dungeons in america

.................................... 263

THIRTY-EIGHT

the rewards of "testilying"

............................ 272

THIRTY-NINE

do prosecutors and judges get paid?

............... 278

FORTY

the u.s. constitution vs targeted individuals

............... 286

FORTY-ONE

3 judge panel of the ninth circuit court of appeals

........................................................................................ 289

FORTY-TWO

11 judge en banc appeal

................................... 300

FORTY-THREE

the en banc court overturns the appellate court

............................................................................................ 305

FORTY-FOUR

legal reporter levine on en banc decision

............. 312