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On Wednesday, we published my report on the 2007 drug raid of Geraldine and Caroline Burley, in which a team
of DEA agents and deputies from Wayne County, Michigan covered their
faces and refused to reveal their identities. The women have since had
difficulty with their lawsuit because for the last 6 years, none of the
police agencies involved will tell them the names of the men who raided
their home. ...
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1 Comments in Response to More on the Burley Raid
Consider the following excerpt from the article:
-- Friedman also allowed into evidence the fact that the women received Social Security disability benefits, and that Caroline Burley had once sued a hotel after falling. At the same time, he refused to allow into evidence the disciplinary records of the agents named on the DEA report, or whether any of them had been named in previous lawsuits. In other words, the jury could hear information about the two women's past that could possibly discredit them, but not any information about the pasts of the DEA agents.
This is a de facto title of nobility rendered by an act of a judge.
DC Treybil