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Posted: Apr 26, 2021 / 02:28 PM CDTUpdated: Apr 26, 2021 / 02:37 PM CDTWASHINGTON () — The McBride Law Firm states their client, Richard Barnett, should be released from jail because the government can’t prove he would be a flight risk, he has a strong community connection, and the dangerous conditions he’s is experiencing in the D.C. Central Detention Facility, to name a few examples.New York-based McBride Law Firm is representing Barnett while he’s detained.Barnett, 60, is the Gravette, Arkansas man who participated in the January 6 Capitol riot and was photographed inside Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi’s office.McBride Law Firm submitted a 19-page document to the U.S. District Court of D.C. on Friday, April 23, asking for their client’s release on “personal recognizance.” If that request is denied, the attorneys requested for Barnett to be released on “Third Party Custody and placed under the Supervision Pretrial Services under the reasonable conditions of electronic monitoring, work release, out-of-state travel restrictions, and curfew.”In the court document, attorney Joseph McBride state’s the government’s case cites distortion of the truth and misrepresentation of various facts.Indeed, in the opening sentence of its Opposition Memorandum, the government sets the tone of its distorted recitation of the facts ’Nancy, Bigo was here, you bitch.’ Those are the words of the defendant (using his preferred nickname) in his message to Congresswoman and Speaker ofthe House Nancy Pelosi on January 6, 2021, when he invaded and occupied her office.” That is false.McBride Law FirmThis written note, however, says, “Hey Nancy Bigo was here biatd.” It does not say “you” or “b****” or has any commas, and the word “Hey” is intentionally omitted. The government’s misrepresentation of Exhibit 7 is its latest deliberate attempt to mislead this Court by casting Mr. Barnett in the worst possible light in order to ensure that pretrial release is not granted in this case.McBride Law FirmSince the inception of this case, and yet again in the Opposition Memorandum, the government has repeatedly suggested that the act of Richard traveling from Arkansas to Washington, D.C., to participate in a political rally is problematic. The government is wrong because United States Citizens are free to travel to the District of Columbia at any point in time, especially when they are traveling to protest and petition his government for a redress of grievances as protected by the First Amendment.McBride Law FirmIn February, Barnett entered a not guilty plea to all counts of his indictment.The next court conference is May 4th.Thanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe Now✕× Close Ad

Posted: Apr 26, 2021 / 02:28 PM CDTUpdated: Apr 26, 2021 / 02:37 PM CDTWASHINGTON () — The McBride Law Firm states their client, Richard Barnett, should be released from jail because the government can’t prove he would be a flight risk, he has a strong community connection, and the dangerous conditions he’s is experiencing in the D.C. Central Detention Facility, to name a few examples.New York-based McBride Law Firm is representing Barnett while he’s detained.Barnett, 60, is the Gravette, Arkansas man who participated in the January 6 Capitol riot and was photographed inside Speaker of the...

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