As Huawei Trial
Courtroom Closing Opposed by Inner City Press
HSBC Witness Grilled
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
EDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Sept 30 â
With the USA v. Huawei trial now underway in
Federal court in Brooklyn, presiding Judge Ann
Donnelly on September 8 instructed prospective
jurors: "China and the Communist Party ⦠are
not on trial."
The same was said, or
claimed, in the Southern District of New York
in the UN corruption trials of CCP-member Ng
Lap Seng, and CCP-NGO boss Patrick Ho of the
China Energy Fund Committee. Both were
convicted. But is Huawei different?
On September 9 Inner City Press
put out a 20 tweet thread of the opening
arguments, on X
and Bluesky.
September 9 extra on X for
subscribers here
and Substack here
On September 16-17 Inner
City Press published a book, Huawei on Trial
in Brooklyn, Surveillance from Iran to the UN,
here.
It contains information on how Huawei enables
surveillance by many UN states / the UN. In
the White House on September 18 there was talk
now minimizing spying.
On the afternoon of September
18, this: "on the government's motion to close
the courtroom for three witnesses's testimony.
The government's motion and all supporting and
opposing briefing have been filed under seal.
(See ECF Nos. 789, 812, 815, 862, 863.) The
Court grants the government's motion. The
closure of the courtroom will be tailored by
providing access to redacted transcripts as
soon as possible after the witnesses's
testimony. Opinion setting forth the Courts
reasoning in detail to follow. Ordered by
Judge Ann M. Donnelly on 9/18/202."
Inner City Press that
night emailed opposition to the closure, along
with a request that DOJ's motions for the
closure be unsealed, now docketed here.
On September 30 HSBC Alan O.
Thomas was on the stand all day - Inner City
Press live tweeted, here.
We await exhibit(s) - even as Inner City Press
has appealed EDNY sealing to the 2d Circuit...
More/update on X for Subscribers here
and Substack here
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