So search histories will not be disclosed? Or purchases?
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They would be part of the forensic results obtained from those phones and do not appear to be excluded by the terms of the 5 day order proposed, so yes.
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I don’t recall by this time. Is this what happened with MB’s suit against the police?
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Michael’s case against the police was dismissed without prejudice.
So if Michael found a way to make it work within the constraints of the very weird rules that one can not expect the police to be competent, he could bring the suit again.
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Is MB, or persons in similar situations, allowed to vote?
That’s an interesting question.
He was not convicted of anything, so the laws in some states that don’t allow convicted felons to vote would not apply to him, I would think.
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He should have been able to receive & return his ballot by mail, I believe. I don’t know which state is his residence/where he is registered to vote.
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we’re talking about New Jersey here…do they do anything by the book or correctly?
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Well, that is definitely a question that needs to be asked. Sadly.
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If they don’t, that’s a hella big class action they’ll potentially face by not letting patients vote.
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Would it be a federal violation too?
rubs hands
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ROBERT CARROLL – NJ ID: 022031978
MORRIS COUNTY PROSECUTOR
By: Christopher F. Schellhorn – NJ ID: 001342009
Morris County Prosecutor’s Office
Administration & Records Building
P.O. Box 900
Morristown, New Jersey 07963
Attorney for non-party Morris County Prosecutor’s Office
: SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY
LAUREN KANAREK, : COUNTY OF MORRIS
Plaintiff, : LAW DIVISION – CIVIL
:
v. :
: DOCKET NO. MRS-L-2250-19
MICHAEL BARISONE, SWEET, :
GRASS FARMS, LLC, RUTH : ORDER OF COURT
COX, et. al. :
Defendant. :
______________________________:
This matter having been opened to the Court by the non-party Morris County Prosecutor’s
Office, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Christopher F. Schellhorn appearing, for an Order directing
production of certain items from the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office investigative file pursuant
to Defendant Sweet Grass Farm’s Subpoena Duces Tecum, and the Court having considered a
letter submitted herein, and for good cause having been shown, including all reasons noted on the
record on Friday, November 4, 2022;
IT IS ON THIS DAY OF , 2022, ORDERED that the non-party Morris
County Prosecutor’s Office shall produce the following specified items contained on three cell
phones recovered during the criminal investigation and identified as Morris County Sheriff’s
Office Item Number 1, Morris County Sheriff’s Office Item Number 14 (redacted), and
Morris County Sheriff’s Office Item Number 26:
• All call logs recovered from the forensic data extraction of each device identified
in this Order;
• All text logs, including the content of each text message, recovered from the
forensic data extraction of each device identified in this Order; and
• Any social media recovered from the forensic data extraction of each device
identified in this Order that has not been previously produced pursuant to Defendant
Sweet Grass Farm’s subpoena duces tecum.
MRS-L-002250-19 11/07/2022 10:42:18 AM Pg 1 of 2 Trans ID: LCV20223880833
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the production of said forensic extractions shall occur
no later than 10 days from the date of This Order.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the production of said forensic extractions shall be
consistent with and protected by the June 23, 2021 Confidentiality Stipulation and Protective Order
previously entered by the Hon. William J. McGovern, III, J.S.C.
HON. LOUIS S. SCEUSI, J.S.C.
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The Judge still hasn’t signed that since it was posted yesterday. Hopefully he will today.
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So does this seem like it is information that both the legal teams already had? Or will this be a more complete record?
LK and MB already had it from the criminal trial. SGF (and presumably RC) did not, which is why SGF subpoena’d it.
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