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Subject: Seattle Cypherpunks, July 14, 2001, Bellevue, WA
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Seattle Cypherpunks July 2001 Physical Meeting Announcement
General Info:
DATE: Saturday 14 July 2001
TIME: 1 - 5 PM (Pacific Time)
LOCATION: Bellevue Public Library, 1111 110th Avenue NE, Bellevue,
Meeting Room 4
Agenda
"Our agenda is a widely-held secret."
As usual, this is an Open Meeting on US Soil, and everyone's invited.
The meeting typically is followed by dinner at a nearby restaurant.
PRESENTATIONS
Robert Leen -- Defense Counsel for James Dalton Bell
Mr. Leen served as the court-appointed defense attorney in the recent
federal trial of Jim Bell, who was charged in the most recent case
with harassment of federal agents. Jim was a former subscriber and
occasional contributor to the main cypherpunks list and was somewhat
known in libertarian circles in southern Washington State.
It's well known that the way that the federal courts are set up is
biased toward prosecutors, but Robert Leen faced considerably higher
barriers than normal in his defense of Jim Bell. This case gave a
glimpse of what happens when cypherpunk philosophies come in contact
with government, and has several enlightening lessons in
prosecutorial tactics.
Robert Leen will discuss the case in general and then will address
specific questions from the audience.
DIRECTIONS
The Bellevue Library is immediately north of downtown Bellevue. Take
the "8th St N" exit from 405 and head toward downtown. Turn right at
110th Ave. After approximately 3 blocks, look for the Bellevue
Public Library on the left.
