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• Judge Shake Wrongfully Denied Aaron’s Motion for
a Directed Verdict and Judgment Notwithstanding the
Verdict Where the Evidence was Insufficient to Sustain a
Finding of Wanton Conduct, Even based on the
Standard of a Reasonable Adult
• Judge Shake Wrongfully Permitted the Commonwealth
to Display Inaccurate, Inflammatory, Irrelevant
Photographs, and Crime Scene Video Footage to
the Jury
• Judge Shake Wrongfully Condoned Several Prejudicial
Comments Made by the Commonwealth
During its Closing Argument of
the Penalty Phase.
• During the Trial, Judge Shake Compelled Aaron to
Hold the gun, In Unconstitutionally Forcing
Him to Again Incriminate Himself
• The Jurors Witnessed the Many Motions and
Objections from Aaron’s Attorney, and
how Judge Shake Continuously Ruled
Against Aaron
• The Destruction of Aaron’s Life
• Judge Shake Inadvertently Admits to
the Innocence of Aaron
OFFENSES:
• Count 1 – Commonwealth Prosecutors Intended and
Conspired to Secure the Illegal June 4th, 2002
Probation Agreement. This, minimally,
is a violation under 18 U.S.C. § 241,
conspiracy to prevent rights
• Count 2 – Commonwealth Prosecutors and
James M. Shake Intended to Violate
Aaron’s
Rights, to Secure the Illegal June
4th, 2002 >>>
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