David Bercot is one of the lawyers on Kenneth Miller’s legal team. Here is a brief report from him: Read it all
Three Rulings in Ken Miller Case
Judge Sessions' three rulings today, as summarized by David Bercot of the Ken Miller legal team
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The Kenneth Miller Sentence
Judge Sessions hands down a 21- to 27-month prison sentence
Judge William Sessions decided Ken Miller should spend 21-27 months in prison, but will not serve time until an appeal is heard. Read it all
Ken Miller Sentencing Day
What will Judge Sessions say to Ken Miller . . . and about him?
Today is the day Kenneth Miller is to be sentenced.
For what again?
When he stands before Judge Sessions in about four hours, he will be there as one who before God committed no crime. (Yes, I know; that’s my opinion.)
Though I am extremely interested in knowing what sentence Judge Sessions will impose, I am even more interested in knowing what he will have to say about Ken and to him.
I was going to post this yesterday morning, but computer matters and church responsibilities prevented me from doing so. I was free again last night, but by then I was undisposed. 🙂 So, in case you haven’t seen this story elsewhere, here you go… Read it all
Ken Miller Moved to Different Jail
Moving Ken to another jail, while troubling at certain levels, will open up a new sphere of witness and influence for him.
So he was moved from “his” Vermont jail to one in New York.
Is the judge trying to break his resolve by moving him further away from family and friends? Perhaps.
Maybe the judge is hoping that Ken will end up with cellmates who are less supportive.
Who knows.
But I know this: God’s hand is in it. And moving Ken to another jail, while troubling at certain levels, will open up a new sphere of witness and influence for him.
May God continue to sustain Ken and his family.
And may God bless Judge Sessions, the US Attorneys, the US Marshals, the jailers, and any other individuals on the “opposite” side from Ken.
Now, about Ken… I’ve been receiving emails through the day so far. I’ll just post snippets from various sources with no attribution. These are posted in the order in which I received them. Read it all
Ken Miller Back to Jail
Miller told the judge that the week he has spent in jail has strengthened his resolve. The judge wants to test that further.
A week ago, Judge Sessions sent Ken Miller to jail for a week. That means the week was up and the time had come for another chat: Read it all
Ken Miller Goes to Jail for a Week
Judge Sessions is being faithful to his calling in one kingdom. Kenneth Miller is being faithful to his calling in another kingdom. May God bless them both.
So Ken Miller goes to jail for not answering all of the grand jury’s questions.
Judge Sessions is being faithful to his calling in one kingdom.
Kenneth Miller is being faithful to his calling in another kingdom.
May God bless them both.
Now, for some excerpts from the story: Read it all
Prohibited at Night
Some laws, codes, and ordinances boggle the mind for their brazen assault on freedom.
“It shall be prohibited for any person or group of persons to loiter or congregate on Bourbon Street for the purpose disseminating any social, political, or religious message between the hours of sunset and sunrise.”
Threatened With Arrest for Preaching on Bourbon Street After Sunset