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Judge orders the release if there were illegal wiretapping

Judge orders reveal whether there were illegal wiretapping

Monday, June 30 2008

Tania Frontera In the picture above the grand jury ...

Associated Press
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Judge Carol B. Amon, the Federal Court for the Eastern District of New York, ordered federal prosecutors and the FBI confirm or deny whether there were illegal wiretapping information about young Tania Frontera and Christopher Torres, who have been summoned to appear before a grand jury for his ties to the independence movement.

According to a Bureau of Solidarity movement, gave the judge until next July 2 to submit such information.

"The prosecutor James McGovern asked that the subpoenas order to suppress the independence movement and the documents were secret, sealed. Susan Tipograph lawyers and Martin Stolar, the National Lawyers Guild, challenged the prosecution's request, and the judge ordered a hearing Amon on 2 July, in which the prosecution and the FBI must show why the order should be secret and to exclude the community and the press, "the organization said.

Jim Margolin, an FBI spokesman in New York, told the Associated Press had no comment.

Stolar Tipograph and on Friday filed a motion to delete the quotes from young people to the federal grand jury, which are part of an investigation the FBI does the Ejército Popular Boricua-Los Macheteros, whose leader, Filiberto Ojeda Rios was killed by a shot fired a federal agent during a raid on September 23, 2005.

The court hearing to discuss the motion to suppress was set for July 28, said the organization. ****************************** ******************
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U.S. Attorney and FBI Ordered
June 30, 2008 Associated Press

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Judge Carol B. Amon, of the federal Court of the Eastern District of New York, ordered the U.S. Attorney and the FBI to affirm or deny whether there was illegal electronic surveillance to obtain information on Tania Frontera and Christopher Torres, young people who have been subpoenaed to appear before a Grand Jury for their connection to the independence movement.

According to a press release from the movement Table of Solidarity, the judge gave them until July 2 to submit this information.

“U.S. Attorney James McGovern asked that the hearings on the motion to quash the subpoenas of the independentistas be held in secret and the pleadings filed under seal. Attorneys Susan Tipograph and Martin Stolar of the National Lawyers Guild challenged the U.S. attorney’s request and judge Amon ordered a hearing for July 2, at which the U.S. attorney-FBI must show why the hearings should be held in secret, thus excluding the community and the press,” stated the organization.

Jim Margolin, FBI spokesperson in New York, told the Associated Press that he had no comment.

On Friday, Tipograph and Stolar presented a motion to quash the federal Grand Jury subpoenas served on the young people, part of an FBI investigation into the Popular Boricua Army–The Macheteros, whose leader, Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, Died from a shot fired by a federal agent DURING an operation on September 23, 2005.

The court hearing to discuss this motion to quash WAS September for July 28, the organization Indicated.