Darrell Brooks files appeal in Waukesha Parade Massacre case

[jmowreader]

https://www.wisn.com/article/darrell-brooks-files-notice-to-appeal-christmas-parade-conviction/42103778?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Email%20-%20Local%20Breaking%20News&utm_source=63878d537fe8cd789e1b2e5796e3e55a&brzu=3908f787cbfc45b06a9ff892dc714fff37161c2a5bf44d056f53b8ccae04014c&lctg=5cef2fc7014dc16d0adea62a

Mr. Brooks, who was recently sentenced to six consecutive life sentences plus 762 years in prison for driving his car through the 2021 Waukesha Christmas Parade, killing six people plus injuring many more, has not only appealed his conviction but applied for the assistance of the Public Defender's Office.

His grounds for appeal haven't been released yet; maybe judicial animus? I mean, the guy DID get placed in time-out many times during the trial. It certainly can't be because of the facts of the case, because there are thousands of eyewitnesses to say he did what he was convicted of.

[moniss]

1. Every time he would

start down some legal rabbit hole nonsense arguing with the judge I would say to myself "There stands the magnificent Clarence Darrell, Attorney At Law." I could have nicknamed him F. Lee Darrell I suppose.

[gratuitous]

2. It's certainly his right to appeal his conviction

Doesn't mean he's going to win.