Author: Stanley Bolten

Evidence has surfaced which proves that the Virginia Assistant Attorney General Justin Hill had lied in his brief of the Commonwealth (PDF File) in a response filing to Brian’s state appeals in the Court of Appeals of Virginia. This is in regard to three appeals over Judge Greer denying his motions over issues of fraud upon the court by the Commonwealth of Virginia and City of Martinsville. The lie will be brought up in the third to fourth paragraphs of this article. For the proof and for the record.

Now it is unclear even with this new released evidence whether court appointed attorney Fred Smith is complicit in this or not, but it is clear that Brian Hill was tricked into not filing in the Virginia court of appeals for six months under the promise to be cleared of his contempt of court case which he plead the First Amendment defense (PDF File) (Notice of legal defenses pdf file pleading) on a pro se basis before the appointment of Fred Smith as counsel for the defendant, Brian Hill. Judge Greer had appointed Fred Smith as counsel. After Fred was appointed, it appeared that Brian and/or his family member or members who were party to the meetings; one of them had a recording device and had recorded the conversations with his legal counsel with Brian’s approval as he did not trust his court appointed legal counsel after the various lawyers, he had been appointed in the past by corrupt judges who had failed Brian (Eric David Placke, John Scott Coalter, Scott Albrecht, Lauren McGarry…). It is legal under Virginia law to record a private conversation if only one party at least consents to such a recording being made. The law has been complied with. The recording does endanger the attorney-client protections and may lead to everything coming out in the public eye, but Brian has done nothing illegal when he exercised his first amendment against Judge Giles Carter Greer. This appears to be some sort of conspiracy or trickery to try to thwart Brian’s appeals in the Court of Appeals of Virginia. They are afraid of what Martinsville city Police Chief Rob Fincher had said in the three-page letter by Public Information Officer (PIO) Kendall Davis.