United States District Court for the District of Columbia

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United States District Court for the District of Columbia United States of America v. Jane Kember… (1980)

The brazen and persisten burglaries and thefts directed against the United States Government were but one minor aspect of the defendants' wanton assault upon the laws of this country. The well-orchestrated campaign to thwart the federal Grand Jury investigation by destroying evidence, giving false evidence in response to a Grand Jury subpoena, harboring a fugitive, kidnapping a crucial witness, preparing an elaborate cover-up story, and assisting in the giving of false statements under oath shows the comtempt which these defendants had for the judicial system of this country.
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United States District Court for the District of Columbia United States of America v. Jane Kember… (1980)

That these defendants now attempt to hide behind the sacred priciples of freedom of religion, freedom of speech and the right to privacy -- which principles they repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to violate with impunity -- adds insult to the injuries which they have inflicted on every element of society.
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United States District Court for the District of Columbia United States of America v. Jane Kember… (1980)

The seized documents demonstrate beyond peradventure that the two defendants before the Court for sentencing, Jane Kember and Morris Budlong, from their secure haven in East Grinstead, England, orchestrated a massive cover-up, obstructing the administration of justice in the United States. They suppressed and fabricated evidence go be presented to investigating authorities and the grand jury in order to insulate themselves and Scientology from liability for the crimes which they had ordered and committed, including the nine burglaries of which they now stand convicted.
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