Defendants Motion for Reconsideration and Rehearing on the Defendant's Motion to Dismiss for Prosecutorial Misconduct for Failure to Provide Discovery — United States v. Mark Scott Grenon, Case 1:21-cr-20242-CMA (Dkt. 122, S.D. Fla.)
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Defendant Mark Scott Grenon asks the Southern District of Florida to reconsider and rehear the denial of a motion to dismiss for prosecutorial misconduct, in a filing entered on September 23, 2022 and signed 'grenon, mark-scott'. The motion says the prosecution was ordered to turn over all exculpatory evidence but did not share studies, videos and books that an outside group sent to the prosecutors by certified mail. According to the motion, that material shows the substance Grenon is charged with possessing is a cure for many illnesses, which would support a defense-of-others claim. It says Grenon has been detained without bail since a first appearance in September 2020, objects to a psychiatric evaluation as a means of delay, and asks for immediate dismissal and release. A letter to the prosecutors from the group and mailing receipts are attached.
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Case 1:21-cr-20242-CMA Document 122 Entered on FLSD Docket 09/23/2022 Page 1 of 12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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SOUTHERN DISTRIC: OF FLORIDA
UNIR'ED STATES OF AM ERICA ,
FILED BY D.C.
Plaintiff, CA SE N O .:21-20242-CR-A LTON AG A
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ANGELA E.NOBLE
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DEFEN D AN TS M O TIO N FO R R EC O N SID EM TIO N A N D R EH EA RIN G O N TIIE
DEFENDANT'S M OTION TO DISM ISS FOR PRO SECUTORIAL M ISCONDUCT FOR
FM LU R E T O PR O VID E DISC O VERY
DEFENDANT,M ARK SCOTT GRENON respectfully m ovesthe Courtto reconsideritsdenial
ofhisM otion to Dism isson the groundsthatthisCourtoverlooked the factthatthe Prosecution
hasfailed to provide evidence in its possession as itordered them to provide. Thatthe Court
delzied the m otion dismissrelying on theresponse by the prosecution thatthe time had notrtm,
butboth the Courtand the Prosecution totally ignored the Defendant'smotion to dism issforthe
Prosecutions intentionalconcealm entof exculpatory evidence.The Prosecution was ordered to
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n over a1l exculpatory evidence.The Prosecution received by certifed mail exculpatory
evidence.The Prosecution did notshare the exculpatory evidence.The Defendantincluded that
proofofservicein theirmotion and theM otion wasignoredby the Prosecution.TheProsecution
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then m isled thiscourtby only responding to the issue oftime,and concealed from the courtthat&
the Prosecution did not provide to the Defendant,who is incarceratéd,with the exculpatory
evidence.
the above-entitled cause on the groundsthatthiscase has been pending foryears and Ihave not
received a speedy trial.
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Defendant m ade his first appearance ip SEPTEM BER 2020, and it is NOW
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SEPTEM BER OF 2022. He has been incazcerated, without bail,without a hearing,
withoutappearing by zoom ,without a trial. He never stipulated to any delays due to
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2. TheDefendantadmitsthaton December29th,2021,theDefendantmadehisinitial
appearance.Thatmeansthat9om September2020 to December2021,whenthe court
saw theDefendantin person,thecourtdid notorderan evaluation,didnotquestion the
Defendantaboutthesolmdnessofhism ind,and did notobtahzany sortofconsentfrom
theD efendantforadelay afterincarceratinghim form orethan ayearwithoutbail,
withoutbond,and withoutoffering him home confinem ent.
3. Inm informed,believe,andthereon allegethatthePeopleareinpossession ofvideos,
booksand recordswhich show the substanceforwhich Inm accused ofpossessing isin
fact,acureformany illnesses,andtheinformation in theirpossession showsthatthe
materialwould saveotherslives.
4. The concealm entofthatinfonnation they possessdeprivesm eoftheaffirm ativedefense
ofdefenseofothers.
5. The inform ation they possessshow sthatthe substancesarenotdangerous,andthe
phnrmacy companieshave suppressed patentsto preventthism edicalctlreâom being
distributed,and thatinformation wouldbeand isam aterialaffirm ativedefense.
6. ThattheProsecutor,in addition to concealingm aterialevidence,hascontinued tokeep
melncarcerated by differentm otionsandm eans,depriving m eofa speedy trial,andthe
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mostrecenttacticistheuseofapsychiatric evaluation withoutany causeorevidencethat
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Iam now suddenly in need ofsuch an evaluation afterbeing in theircustody formore
than ayear.
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Studiesexistwhich are exculpatory and theDefendanthaslearned thattheprosecution
wajprovided thatinform ation from an am icusgroup who believesin thesafety and
effectivenessofthesubstanceswhich theDefendantisbeing chargedwith possessing.
8. Thatinform ation couldhave,and should havebeen shared sincethePeoplewere
ORDERED by thisCourtto shareALL exculpatgry evidence.
9. Theattached showsthatthe information wasprovided by CERTIFIED M AIL,RETURN
RECEIPT to thePeople,andthey did NOT sharethesamewith the Defendant.
10.Asaresult,theDefendantisentitled toan imm ediatedism issalofthisaction.
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TIIE COURT NEEDS TO RECONSIDER AND REHEAR TIIE DEFENDANT'S
M OTION TO DISM ISS ON THE GROUNDSTHAT THE PROSECUTION (AND TIIE
COIJRT)DID NOTADDRESSTHE SIM PLE FACT THAT THEY CONCEALED
EW DENCE IN TH EIR POSSESSION,DlD NOT SURRENDER IT ACCORDING TO
TIIE ORDERSOF THIS COURX AND THE CASE SHOULD BE DISM ISSED FOR
PRO SECUTO RTAL M ISCONDUCT.
11.Asalleged in my motion and notcontradicted bytheProsecution,the Prosecutionhas
conçealed m aterialevidencein thecasewhich could beexculpatory and vitalto my
defense.
12.BecausetheProsecution failed to addressthegrounds,failed to deny concealing the
evidence,theCotu'tmustpresllm ethemotion istrue and hasmerit.
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13.W hiletheDefendantwasincarcerated,hiscâsebecnme amatterofpublic interestand
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concern to individualswhobelievethatthe arrestwaswrongful,and intheireffortsto aid
inhisdefense,sentexculpatoryinformationandstudiestotheProsecutton,withthe
tmderstanding thattheirlform ation would beshared with theDefendantwho was
inclcerated and clearly sheltered from theworld. Thisbeliefoftheseorganizationsthat
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theprosecution would sharetheexculpatory information wasalso donein relimw eon the
orderofthisCourtcom pelling theprosecutionto sharea1lpotentially exculpatory
information.
14.TheProsecution,however,wasin possession ofthisevidence related to the chargesand
thecasename and number,and didN OT sharetheinform ation itreceived.Thatasa
resultoftheirfailtlreto sharethe information and theirfailureto defend againstthese
seriouschargesmade in theDefendantsm otion dictatetheneed foran im mediate
dism issal.
ImpositionofsanctiontI
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Thç federaldistrict courts of this nation possess the inherentpowerto regulate
litigation and to sanction litigants for abusive practices.Telectron. Inc. u
Overhead Door Corp..116 F.R.D. 107.126 (S.D.F1a.1987);see alsoAoude u
Mobil Oil Corporation.892 F.2d 1115. 1118 (1st C1.1989)(District Court
possesses the inherent-power to deny court'sprocesses to one ''who defles the
judicialsystem by committingafraudon thecotlrt'bl;Sun World.Inc.u Lizarazu
Olivarria.144 F.R.D.384.389 (E.D.Cal.1992)(districtcourthasinherentpower
to impose sanction ofdismissalordefaultjudgment).Thepowerofany courtto
m ahage its own nff-
airs, which necessarily includes the authority to impose
reakonableand appropriatesanctionson thepartiestolitigation beforeit,isdeeply
rooted in thecom mon 1aw tradition.M alautea M SuzukiM otor Co..fzz .987 F.2d
1536.1545-6 6 (11th Ch:1993),cert.den., U.S. , 114 S.Ct. 181,126
L.Ed.2d 140(1993).M
Dikmissalisappropdatewhere:
a party has sentiently setin m otion som e unconscionable schem e calculated to
interfere with thejudicialsystem's ability impartially to adjudicate a matterby
improperly inquencing the tder or unfairly hnmpering the presentation of the
opposingparty'sclaim ordefense. *C
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15.Here,the Prosecution was ORDERED BY 'THIS COURT to share exculpatory
evidence.
16.The evidence they had in their possession was not in the possession of the
Defendant'and theDefendanthasyetto seetheinform ation.
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17.Instead,the Defendant was told that the infonnation was exculpatory and was
shared with theprosecution andthatitwouldbeshared with him in turn.
18.That information was concealed by the Prosecution.Thatintbrm ation was not
shared.
19.Thatinformation wasand isexculpatory and vitaltotheDefendant'sdefense.
20.Thatthe concealmentofthatinform ation from the Defendantis in contempt of
this Court,and a violation ofthe due process and equalprotection rights ofthe
D efendant.
21.ThePeoplehaveconcealedthatinformation in orderto obtain an advantageattrial.
22.Inm inform ed,believe,andtherepn allegethatthePeoplearein possession ofvideos,
booksand recordswhich shpw the substanceforwhich Inm accused ofpossessing isin
fact,a cureformany illnesses,andtheintbnnation in theirpossession showsthatthe
m aterialwould saveotherslives.
23.Theconcealm entofthatinformation theypossessdeprivesm eoftheaffirm ativedefense
ofdefenseofothers.
24.The,inform ation they possessshowsthatthesubstancesarenotdangerous,and the
phaimacy companieshavesuppressedpatentstopreventthismedicalcurefrom being
distributed,andthatinformation would be and isam aterialaffirmative defense.
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25.Thatthe Prosecutor,in addition to concealingim atedalevidence,hascontinued tokeep
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m ostrecenttacticistheuse ofapsyclliatric evaluation withoutany causeorevidencethat
26.Clelly,theProsecutodalmisconductisexacerbated by thefad thatthey areintendingto
caujesevereemotionaldistressbyplacingmeinaninstitutionwith dangerouspsychotic
individualsandsubjectingmetollnnecessarymedicaltreatment,dnzgs,andtestingsolely
todelaymyrighttoaspeedftrialandtopreventmefrom havingafairtrial.
27.Studiesexistwhich are exculpatory andtheDefendanthaslearned thattheprosecution
wasprovided thatirlform ation from an am icusgroup who believesinthe safety and
effectivenessofthesubstanceswhich theDefendantisbeing chargedwith possessing.
28.Thatinform ation could have,and should havebeen shared sincethePeoplewere
O RD ERED by thisCourtto shareA LL exculpatory evidence.
29.Theattached showsthattheinform ation wasprovided by CERTIFIED M M L,RETURN
RECEIPT to thePeople,and they didN OT sharethesame with the Defendant.
30.ET heHydeAm endmentis''targeted atprosecutorialm isconduct,notprosecutorial
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m istake.''Id at1304.Therefore,to succeed in obtaining an award fprfeesand expenses
tmdertheHydeAmendment,''(a1defendantmust''show thatthegovernment'sposition
undbrlying theprojecution nm otmtsto prosecutorialm isconduct.''Gilbert.198F.3d at
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1299.'' Here,wehaveaprosecutorwhonotonly deprived the Defendantofa speedy
trial,deprived him ofbail,deprived him ofbond,held llim in custody fortwoyears;but
noF hâsintentionallyconcealedfrom theDefendantexculpatory evidenceandrefusedto
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31.Asaresult,theDefendantisentitledto an.imm ediatedism issalofthisaction.
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CONCLUSION
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Because ofthe continued abuseofprocessesby theprosecutorby concealingexculpatory
evidencethisCourtto imm ediately dism issthiscomplaintand ordertheim mediate
releaseoftheDefendant.
Respectfully subm itted this2071lDAY OF SEPTEM BER,2022.
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CERTIFICAT: OF SERW CE
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Thetmdersigned certifiesthatthe foregoing wassenttothefollowing peoplein the
speci/edmanneronthe2)111DAY OFSEPTEMBER,2022
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