http://www.blogtalkradio.com/LCTL-SpecialEdition/…

In the third episode, Todd and his panelists libertarian commentator and author Michael Weinheimer, JailedActivist.Info creator Bile, and libertarian writer, activist, and freelance social media consultant Mariana Evica discuss Sam Dodson’s release from the Cheshire County Department of Corrections, GM’s bankruptcy filing, anti-gay marriage conservative Carrie Prejean losing her Miss California crown, H.R. 1207 a.k.a. Fed Audit Bill, etc. Dale Everett of  AnarchyInYourHead.com may also join us as a 4th panelist on the show. Todd and his panelists interview Sam Dodson, CEO of the Obscured Truth Network and occasional co-host of Free Talk Live who was jailed for nearly eight weeks after being arrested for videotaping in the Keene District Court in Keene, New Hampshire. They dig really deep into the living conditions of the jail, how Sam was treated by his jailers, etc.

I wasn’t very vocal in the first half but later spoke up. It went alright. Didn’t get a chance to plug anything.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/LCTL-SpecialEdition

This is Liberty Cap Talk Live with Todd Andrew Barnett: The Special Edition Show. This is a special edition of LCTL, where Liberty Cap Talk Live’s free marketeer/libertarian talk radio show host Todd Andrew Barnett talks about cultural, social, and economic issues from a pro-freedom perspective. The show will feature roundtable guests and discussions of topics of mutual interests.

In the third episode, Todd and his panelists Dale Everett of AnarchyInYourHead.com, JailedActivist.Info creator Bile, and libertarian writer, activist, and freelance social media consultant Mariana Evica discuss Sam Dodson’s release from the Cheshire County Department of Corrections, GM’s bankruptcy filing, H.R. 1207 a.k.a. Fed Audit Bill, etc. Todd and his panelists interview Sam Dodson, CEO of the Obscured Truth Network and occasional co-host of Free Talk Live who was jailed for nearly eight weeks after being arrested for videotaping in the Keene District Court in Keene, New Hampshire. They dig really deep into the living conditions of the jail, how Sam was treated by his jailers, etc.

I’ll post the cast here tomorrow but feel free to listen live.

According to Mike Barskey in a Porc 411 Andrew Carroll is now being held at the Cheshire County Jail in Westmoreland, New Hampshire as of about 5PM.

More than 15 people walked with Andrew from Keene, NH to the jail starting at about 10:30am. They arrived to the jail at approximately 3:45PM and walked around the jail to interact with the prisoners through the windows. At 4PM Andrew entered the jail and refused him at first requiring them to wait about an hour when they then took him for booking.

With a fine of $420 and $50 credit per day held, Andrew is expected to be released in 9 days which would be Thursday June 11th, 2009.

Keep up to date on Andrew’s situation here, http://twitter.com/blogofbile and http://jailedactivist.info

James Andrew Carroll, who was convicted of illegally posessing marijuana on Monday May 18th, 2009, is expected to turn himself into the Cheshire County Jail this afternoon. This all stems from a January 10th, 2009 protest of the war on drugs in which he stood in Railroad Square in Keene, New Hampshire and openly held a bud of marijuana.

Watch this blog, http://twitter.com/blogofbile and http://jailedactivist.info/ for the latest news regarding Andrew. All information is/will be documented on Andrew’s JailedActivist profile.

http://www.keenesentinel.com/…

By PHILLIP BANTZ
Sentinel Staff

WESTMORELAND — A battle of wills is playing out within the cinder block walls of the Cheshire

Sam Miller talks about his experience in the local court system during a visit at the Cheshire County jail in Westmoreland.

County jail in Westmoreland, where an activist has spent more than a month protesting a judge’s order that he identify himself to police.

John Doe walks into the jail cafeteria, a faded orange jumpsuit draped over his lanky frame and a folder of legal documents tucked under his arm. He sits at a stainless steel picnic-style table and when he smiles the tendons in his long, thin neck bulge.

Doe says he hasn’t eaten solid food since he’s been behind bars because he’s on a hunger strike. When he came to jail he weighed 180 pounds, and now he weighs 116, he says.

Court and jail officials know Doe’s real name — Sam A. Miller, a 33-year-old former telecommunications specialist from Texas who moved to Keene earlier this year to join the Free State Project. They have Miller’s Texas driver’s license.

But Keene District Court Judge Edward J. Burke has ordered Miller to remain held on $10,000 bail and will not schedule a trial until he gives the Keene police his name.
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