Mean Jean Moves To Speak Against Former KCPD Det. At Appeal

She's working hard to uphold this controversial conviction . . . Here's a bit of legalese and argumentation about "fairness" in the case of an officer wherein the public was mistakenly led believe a gun was planted without any evidence.

Here's the word . . .

The motion states "because of the Attorney General's decision, at present, there is no party to oral argument who will be advocating to affirm the sentence and judgment."

Bailey and his office would normally handle the appeal hearing on behalf of the state.

Peters Baker's motion claims "the brief filed by the Attorney General's Office accepts an alternative view of the facts in this case when compared to the summary of the facts set forth, with appropriate citations to the trial court record, in the brief filed by Amicus."

Fairness would dictate, according to Peters Baker's motion, that both sides of the case be allowed to state arguments.

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