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In reply to the discussion: Blogging Can Be Dangerous to Your Freedom [View all]Octafish
(55,745 posts)17. Legal Schnauzer publisher Roger Shuler released after more than 5 months in Alabama jail
From a week or so ago back:
This is the guy who stood up for Gov. Don Siegelman and against Karl Rove and the Alabama BFEE:

Roger Shuler, a veteran journalist and publisher of the Legal Schnauzer blog, was released yesterday afternoon from the Shelby County Jail, where he had spent more than five months from the fallout of a defamation lawsuit.
Shuler was released about 4:15 p.m. at the jail in Columbiana, Alabama, where he had been the only incarcerated journalist in the Western Hemisphere.
The arrest and incarceration has drawn national and international news coverage. Among the media outlets providing coverage are The New York Times, Al Jazeera, Huffington Post, Salon, Think Progress, WhoWhatWhy, FireDogLake, and more. Journalist/Attorney Andrew Kreig has provided ongoing in-depth coverage at his Washington-D.C.-based Justice-Integrity Project. Radio host Peter B. Collins has provided regular updates from his base in San Francisco.
Alan Colmes, of Fox News Radio, conducted a jailhouse interview with Shuler just last week, via telephone.
"I am grateful to have my freedom restored," Shuler says. "I also am grateful for the support of many readers, friends, and justice-focused citizens. This has been a traumatic experience for me and my wife, Carol, who has done a wonderful job of keeping our audience updated in my absence. Jail, of course, is not meant to be a pleasant experience, and I can provide first-hand testimony that it definitely is an unpleasant place to be, more so than probably many of us can imagine. It takes a tremendous physical, mental, and emotional toll."
SOURCE: http://legalschnauzer.blogspot.com/
Good to read Mr. Shuler! Hope he sues the pants off the traitors.
PS: And I hope it's a show trial in the sense it opens up the corrupt world of the Karl Rove and the Alabama crime syndicate, onecaliberal.
This is the guy who stood up for Gov. Don Siegelman and against Karl Rove and the Alabama BFEE:

Roger Shuler, a veteran journalist and publisher of the Legal Schnauzer blog, was released yesterday afternoon from the Shelby County Jail, where he had spent more than five months from the fallout of a defamation lawsuit.
Shuler was released about 4:15 p.m. at the jail in Columbiana, Alabama, where he had been the only incarcerated journalist in the Western Hemisphere.
The arrest and incarceration has drawn national and international news coverage. Among the media outlets providing coverage are The New York Times, Al Jazeera, Huffington Post, Salon, Think Progress, WhoWhatWhy, FireDogLake, and more. Journalist/Attorney Andrew Kreig has provided ongoing in-depth coverage at his Washington-D.C.-based Justice-Integrity Project. Radio host Peter B. Collins has provided regular updates from his base in San Francisco.
Alan Colmes, of Fox News Radio, conducted a jailhouse interview with Shuler just last week, via telephone.
"I am grateful to have my freedom restored," Shuler says. "I also am grateful for the support of many readers, friends, and justice-focused citizens. This has been a traumatic experience for me and my wife, Carol, who has done a wonderful job of keeping our audience updated in my absence. Jail, of course, is not meant to be a pleasant experience, and I can provide first-hand testimony that it definitely is an unpleasant place to be, more so than probably many of us can imagine. It takes a tremendous physical, mental, and emotional toll."
SOURCE: http://legalschnauzer.blogspot.com/
Good to read Mr. Shuler! Hope he sues the pants off the traitors.
PS: And I hope it's a show trial in the sense it opens up the corrupt world of the Karl Rove and the Alabama crime syndicate, onecaliberal.
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Shuler got canned from his gig at University of Alabama for blogging about Siegelman.
Octafish
Apr 2014
#2
He is famous for his exposures of the Karl Rove Plot against Siegelman, an egregious travesty of
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#7
Agree. Two journalists were arrested for taking pictures from the sidewalk in Ohio.
Octafish
Apr 2014
#4
He made an enemy of Karl Rove and his tainted judges in Alabama when he wrote relentlessly about
sabrina 1
Apr 2014
#9
Legal Schnauzer publisher Roger Shuler released after more than 5 months in Alabama jail
Octafish
Apr 2014
#17
It's as if an empire of evil had hijacked the government of the United States.
Octafish
Apr 2014
#18
The question is whether Shuler had any evidence to back up what he wrote and if so, what
JDPriestly
Apr 2014
#13
''This silence by groups like the Society for Professional Journalism is deafening.''
Octafish
Apr 2014
#29
It's like the Alabama GOP is running the country...National Bloggers Club? Ali Akbar?
Octafish
Apr 2014
#36
Why is Alabama allowed its own third-world justice system without checks & balances
pacalo
Apr 2014
#21
That would indicate a conspiracy. But, but, but....conspiracies never happen! nt
ChisolmTrailDem
Apr 2014
#23
Insisting on representing yourself in numerous court cases, when you have no legal training,
struggle4progress
Apr 2014
#24
Here's the NY Times in September 2007, three years before the 29 September 2010
struggle4progress
Apr 2014
#26
Only thing is that Legal Schnauzer tied the fellow to his roots with the Alabama GOP.
Octafish
Apr 2014
#28