> the Government has identified only a limited number of isolated qualifying drug-related incidents spread out over the course of more than a decade, none of which involve the Motel owner or employees
> Based on the evidence presented and my observation of the witnesses
during trial, I find that Mr. Caswell is appropriately concerned with the events that take place at the Motel and that he recognizes that it is in his interest and in the interest of his family to operate as safe an enterprise as possible.
> Motel employees, including maids and desk clerks, have called the police
on a number of occasions to report suspicious activity.
> Mr. Caswell has called the police on a number of occasions to report
suspicious activity.
You say:
"The DOJ obviously didn't prove those points to a preponderance of evidence"
But the DOJ did not merely fail to prove anything. They were completely full of shit, and they went after this guy because they thought they could get away with it. It is as clear as daylight if you actually read the documents and not a bunch of pro-government rants on hacker news.
> the Government has identified only a limited number of isolated qualifying drug-related incidents spread out over the course of more than a decade, none of which involve the Motel owner or employees
> Based on the evidence presented and my observation of the witnesses during trial, I find that Mr. Caswell is appropriately concerned with the events that take place at the Motel and that he recognizes that it is in his interest and in the interest of his family to operate as safe an enterprise as possible.
> Motel employees, including maids and desk clerks, have called the police on a number of occasions to report suspicious activity.
> Mr. Caswell has called the police on a number of occasions to report suspicious activity.
You say:
"The DOJ obviously didn't prove those points to a preponderance of evidence"
But the DOJ did not merely fail to prove anything. They were completely full of shit, and they went after this guy because they thought they could get away with it. It is as clear as daylight if you actually read the documents and not a bunch of pro-government rants on hacker news.