Here is the latest on John Stuart's trials.  It isn't much.   I was correct in that the trial scheduled for August 25th on the false paperwork charge was going to be rescheduled.  It was.  But a guy who attended the hearing told me something interesting that occurred.  He literally was calling me as the plane doors were shutting in preparation for takeoff.  I will call him back to inquire further on what little he said, because I was surprised it came up in what was supposed to be a simple procedural hearing ... and the reason I did not bother to attend.

Prosecutor Charbel was forced to admit the County may not have a case, and requested a couple of more weeks to respond to a defense request.  May not have a case?! 

 

Like I said, this was solely manufactured by the County Attorney's people to revoke Stuart's bail permanently, cost him $23,000 in bond and get him back into the government's tender care.  I know Stuart is broke now ... hence the public legal defense assistance being provided, so even if charges were now dropped, I seriously doubt he can raise bail.  Which is probably why the County no longer seems to care about prosecuting the false paperwork charge. 

Lets get on with the real charge and trial.

Recap

Arizona v. Stuart

John Stuart motion to dismiss

John Stuart trial update

John Stuart: Political Football?

The State's Evidence Against John Stuart homicide trial

John Stuart Re-Indicted for Murder