Press Release: Gov. Tony Evers appoints media biased judges to oversee pivotal religious Cannabis case in Wisconsin

Prepared for publication by Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC

On Friday June 14, approximately five minutes prior to the hearing, Hon. Ellen Berz sent her bailiff out to have a chat with our firm. The judge overseeing the State of Wisconsin v. Jesse Schworck, denied Bradley J. Burt, CEO of Outpost 422, which is a legislative reporting source at the Wisconsin State Capitol, along with Dept. of Homeland Security relay to the governor, the Constitutional right to record in her courtroom as a freelance journalist on the scene working for Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC, who is filming a hero’s journey centerfold piece about the corruption happening in Wisconsin from governor on down in Mr. Schworck’s case.

A judge, according to the Digital Media Law Project, cannot loosely order a no recording device policy who states, “when you attend a public meeting of a government body that is required to be open to the public by law, you are free to record that meeting through note-taking, sound and video recording devices, and photography, so long as the method of recording is reasonable and not disruptive.”

Both Assemblywoman Chris Taylor, who was appointed while serving in the assembly to serve as Schworck’s judge by Gov. Evers and Hon. Ellen Berz, violated my Constitutionally fourth estate protected rights to record in their courtrooms, for my Madison College and UW Whitewater ongoing reporting projects, which have now transferred to my role as a copywriter for the National Association of Professional Publishers and Editors writing under multiple pen names for science communication for experimental law review.

The State of Wisconsin, in Dane County, is violating civil liberties and I have been biased by Judge Taylor who allowed WKOW to record. Now, the bailiff made clear, the “no audio” policy was ironclad and strictly applied to Mr. Schworck’s case who has absolutely zero grounds to do so.

Gov. Evers, the radical undermining of due process must stop. You had a conflict of interest with this case appointing Judge Taylor and now a judge who uses prior restraint.

 

Respectfully Submitted,

 

 

Bradley J. Burt

CEO-Outpost 422

Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC

Freelance Field Reporter