US District Court outside any state in the Congressionally designated District of Hawaii, 28 USC 91 and 48 USC 644a USA

V Orian et al

Cr No.

Motion of media to seek clarification of the Courts order in docket item 283 and the USDOJ posture in docket item 272 The Court in her order does not define live blogging, and the USDOJ suggests in her statement to the Court, that internet broadcasting routinely involves transmission of electronic feeds which can be rendered as sound. Recently when the California Northern District court reporter Starr Wilson became an acquaintance online, we learned how they do their profession, and indeed for centuries, contemporaneous media reports of testimony and proceedings has been the rule, as a hundred years ago in the Ninth Circuit there were daily press coverage of testimony the day before, which witnesses could read, etc. Moreover, live blogging is common at the Supreme Court of the US where SCOTUSBlog live blogs. But the Courts order is unclear about what is meant by live blogging, which could be done by picking up sound in the court and automatically transcribing it through voice recognition software, so that the transmission out of the Court is essentially the full transcript of the proceedings, and it could be rendered by Braille-reader or text to voice software back into natural like voices, and yet would not violate the Courts order because no sound was being transmitted outside the Court. The Court could not forbid electronic sound capture, as that would mean hearing devices would be illegal, contrary the ADA and the Courts prior remarks about the Ninth Circuits judges being even older and how 1.5 space type doesnt cut it when the rules stipulate double space. Moreover, the folks in Siam, whose King was born in the USA, will need to translate the proceedings to Thai and Isaan, etc., while those in China will need Mandarin, and we on the allied American Formosa trust territory a number of other languages including Formosan Mandarin. If the Court will permit remote attendance telephonically from Formosa,

then it would be possible to provide real-time Mandarin for those class of persons interested on Formosa or in China proper on the mainland, as well as Thai versions generated variously for expeditious online dissemination to the American nationals of Thai origin in the class protected by the US Attorneys appearing in the matter under 25 USC 175. We expect Dr. David Sai, Acting Regent for the occupied Kingdom may arrange for Hawaiian interpreters to make the proceedings available under 25 USC 2904, 2906 in Hawaiian for the Hawaiians in their Hawaii, occupied by the US, viz: US v Fullard-Leo. If only typing live blogging will be permitted, without software assistance, obviously that would tend to display judicial bias for the ambidextrous, contrary to the equality our Courts ought to ensure left and right handed equally. Kindly advise, what is live blogging, and may journalists such as Michael Richardson in Boston, or those of us on the allied American Formosa trust territory, enjoy the same rights to cover the proceedings telephonically remotely for live blogging after translation to Siamese, Isaanese, Formosan Mandarin or other 25 USC 2906 Pacific Island languages. Respectfully, Dr. Paul Maas Risenhoover Robin Hood International Human Rights Legal Defense Fund Registered Agent, International Press Association (IPA NEWS ipanews.com , headed by Steven Atkins of Costa Mesa) Registered Agent, Jeremiah Books (of Jeremiah Films headed by Pat Matrisciana of Hemet, CA) publisher of The Clinton Chronicles Investigative journalist with Harry Wu, Project Tell the Truth, Laogai Foundation Tainan, allied American Formosa trust territory island of Taiwan, West Pacific, USA drpaulmaas@gmail.com Appendix

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