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Three Rulings in Ken Miller Case

Judge Sessions' three rulings today, as summarized by David Bercot of the Ken Miller legal team

David Bercot is one of the lawyers on Kenneth Miller’s legal team. Here is a brief report from him: Read it all

The Kenneth Miller Sentence

Judge Sessions hands down a 21- to 27-month prison sentence

Judge William Sessions decided Ken Miller should spend 21-27 months in prison, but will not serve time until an appeal is heard. Read it all

Ken Miller Moved to Different Jail

Moving Ken to another jail, while troubling at certain levels, will open up a new sphere of witness and influence for him.

So he was moved from “his” Vermont jail to one in New York.

Is the judge trying to break his resolve by moving him further away from family and friends? Perhaps.

Maybe the judge is hoping that Ken will end up with cellmates who are less supportive.

Who knows.

But I know this: God’s hand is in it. And moving Ken to another jail, while troubling at certain levels, will open up a new sphere of witness and influence for him.

May God continue to sustain Ken and his family.

And may God bless Judge Sessions, the US Attorneys, the US Marshals, the jailers, and any other individuals on the “opposite” side from Ken.

Now, about Ken… I’ve been receiving emails through the day so far. I’ll just post snippets from various sources with no attribution. These are posted in the order in which I received them. Read it all

Ken Miller Goes to Jail for a Week

Judge Sessions is being faithful to his calling in one kingdom. Kenneth Miller is being faithful to his calling in another kingdom. May God bless them both.

So Ken Miller goes to jail for not answering all of the grand jury’s questions.

Judge Sessions is being faithful to his calling in one kingdom.

Kenneth Miller is being faithful to his calling in another kingdom.

May God bless them both.

Now, for some excerpts from the story: Read it all

Janet Jenkins Sues Christian Aid Ministries

Last year I was dismayed and alarmed when I learned that the name Christian Aid Ministries had to be drug into the mud of this case. (See: USA vs Timothy David Miller)

Yesterday that concern was validated with news that Janet Jenkins’ civil lawsuit against Kenneth Miller was also directed against CAM (and others). Read it all

Kenneth Miller Trial: Day 4

After this paragraph, the rest of this post was written by Loyal Martin, one of the observers present at Kenneth Miller’s trial. Loyal did not write this for use here at Ain’t Complicated, but he did give me permission to republish his report here. Thank you once again, Loyal! (I made a few for-the-web changes.) Now, his report of the proceedings on Tuesday, August 14, 2012.

Our whole family along with several others brothers from NY arrived at Burlington Court about 8:50 am to find a line stretching out the front door and down the sidewalk. Read it all

Kenneth Miller Talks to Press

Here’s a short portion of a newscast that includes a brief statement by Kenneth Miller after exiting the courthouse after the verdict:

As I understand things (I don’t have time to research it since I need to be leaving for a School Board meeting), the date for the sentencing hasn’t been set yet.

Meanwhile, Ken continues free on bail.

You’d also be interested in knowing that…

Now, Janet Jenkins is suing Kenneth Miller, Lisa Miller and a Virginia businessman who prosecutors say helped them orchestrate the escape. The lawsuit seeks unspecified monetary damages.

Va. man convicted of helping Vt. woman flee country in custody fight

May God be glorified by His people in all this.