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Up to two dozen September 1 cases dismissed as St. Paul fails to provide evidence

This Tuesday, several RNC-related misdemeanor cases were dismissed by the St. Paul City Attorney's office. The dismissed charges were pursuant to an earlier court order that gave the city a deadline of November 17 to share evidence, including video footage, with the defense for at least 22 cases, many stemming from the Shepherd Road and 7th/Jackson mass arrests on September 1. The city failed to meet the deadline. All the cases had trial dates of December 15.

RNC Arrestees Benefit Concert @ Bedlam Theatre

11/22/2008 22:00

What: A fundraiser for RNC arrestees
When: Saturday, November 22nd, 10pm
Where: Bedlam Theatre, 1501 S. 6th St., Minneapolis
Who: YOU + The Usual Suspects, Toki Wright, Jason Anxious, and the Nancy Drew Crew

18+, $5-10 suggested donation.
The Bedlam Theatre is located next to the Cedar-Riverside light rail station on the West Bank.

More info: CRASS - Community RNC Arrestee Support Structure http://rncaftermath.org/RNC8.org

ADVISORY: Citizens call Capitol Press Conference to expose RNC violence & help victims

11/13/2008 12:30

Throughout the RNC, unidentified individuals terrorized hundreds of activists, journalists, medics, legal observers and bystanders. The perpetrators of these brutal assaults were heavily armed, masked and generally dressed in black.

RNC Arrestee Support Meeting - Sunday 1:30pm

10/26/2008 13:30
10/26/2008 15:30

Hey folks!

There will be another arrestee support meeting this Sunday! Please attend to get updates on the legal work being done and to get involved in the process!
When: Sunday, October 26th from 1:30-3:30 pm
Where: Hosmer Library (347 E. 36th St., Minneapolis)

Please attend and contribute in whatever way you are able; all of the RNC arrestees still need our collective force, support, and solidarity!

Monday: Call-ins to Drop Charges, Six of RNC 8 in Court

UPDATE 10/13: The six were given a new date to continue the hearing: Nov. 10 at 1pm. However, this date may prove to be irrelevant as discussions are underway to consolidate the eight individual cases into one.

Monday, six of the RNC 8 will make appearances in Ramsey County court. Eryn Trimmer, Erik Oseland, Nathanael Secor and Max Specktor are all scheduled for omnibus hearings beginning at 1pm; Monica Bicking and Robert Czernik are scheduled to appear in a continuation of their hearings from earlier this month. This is the most notable day in court yet for the 8 anti-RNC organizers who are charged with felony conspiracy to commit riot in furtherance of terrorism under Minnesota's Patriot Act. The appearances are at the Law Enforcement Center at 425 Grove (near bus lines 21 and 74 from Minneapolis).

In conjunction with the hearings, a call-in day has been organized to presure St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman (651.266.8510), Ramsey County Attorney and 2010 gubernatorial candidate Susan Gaertner (651.266.3222) and St. Paul City Attorney John Choi (651.266.8710) to drop all charges against the RNC 8 and the 800+ other arrestees. See the links below for more info.

Phone-In Against Phony Charges: All day 10/13 | Court Watch 1pm | RNC8.org | Anti-War Committee | RNC '08 Arrestee Support |

Housing Needed for RNC Arrestees - visit NoRNC.org/Stay

Remember how the cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis greeted protesters with rubber bullets, tear gas, riot gear, and mass arrests? The decision was made long ago to roll out the red carpet for the republicans and punish any dissent with brutality, arrests, and serious criminal charges. Well, as part of the ongoing effort to assist in

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