The defendant, Mathew Capsel, agrees.
A hearing in the case of one of the Capitol rioters accused of assault is about to begin.
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The defendant, Mathew Capsel, agrees.
"Yes, ma'am."
She reviews his financial affidavit, and she agrees to his public defender.
They will proceed on that motion.
"There's violence in this defendant's history, as a juvenile and as an adult."
He alleges that he has a history of trespass as well, before the Capitol insurrection.
Capsel has a record of domestic battery, and he tried to leave the state of Illinois, failing to appear to a proceeding for this incident.
"He was half a country away."
Capsel's attorney, Hill, urges the judge to follow that recommendation and release her client.
"Although he does have some criminal history," she says most of that is his juvenile record.
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She calls her client's charges less serious, conceivably resulting in probation. https://t.co/wWRcq1cGa8
Mathew Capsel allegedly assaulted National Guardsmen at the Capitol insurrection and shared the evidence in a video he shared on TikTok.
Prosecutors say he has a history of violence and flight.
He was released on bond before trial this morning. https://t.co/veeOygP2rl
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The Supreme Court also found vaccine mandates legal since 1905, making it more than century-old settled law.
(The decision was over the state enforcing vaccine mandates, but the same principle applies.)
Feds say employers can require workers to get COVID vaccine https://t.co/TNGPJkneRU pic.twitter.com/xh1hrTHaar
— New York Post (@nypost) May 29, 2021
(The decision was over the state enforcing vaccine mandates, but the same principle applies.)
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