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Handwritten sentencing legal research notes - Glover v. United States

Handwritten legal research notes on federal sentencing law including Glover v. United States, 531 U.S. 198 and 18 USCS Appx 3D1.2 grouping counts, with reference to U.S. v. Lombardi.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

Handwritten transcription of the Insurrection Act

Handwritten copy of the text of the Insurrection Act, describing presidential power to use militia to suppress insurrection or domestic violence in a state, with clauses (1) and (2) numbered.

Source: J6 Scan 2 folder / Drive

House Judiciary report Table of Contents: FBI/DOJ abuses, DVE, Whitmer, J6

Page 6 of 1050: Table of Contents from a House Judiciary Committee (likely Weaponization of the Federal Government / GOP) report cataloguing alleged FBI and DOJ abuses — DVE statistics inflation, Washington Field Office case-filing manipulation, alleged manufactured Whitmer kidnapping case, Hunter Biden allegations, school board Garland memorandum, Mar-a-Lago raid, FBI tracking Republican Congressman, pipe bomb investigation deprioritization, Big Tech censorship.

Info Left on Computer - SLiL PP fraud, Judge Moss, Oleksii Trofimchuk

Note titled Info left on Computer documenting SLiL PP fraud (excel and word docs in different languages, 50K-50K). References March 4 Judge Moss Jan 6 hearing date, complex trial, motions to dismiss based on inaccurate data, duplicate searches, PayPal transactions, name Oleksii Trofimchuk.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Kitchen issues notes - mice, contamination, lockdown delay

Two-section condition notes: kitchen sanitation issues (mice on trays, mice chewing bread bags, nasty floor drains, multiple-day-old food served fresh) and an inmate held in day room past lockdown after being told to pack up.

Source: J6 Scan 6 folder / Drive

My Training & Experience for Running Into Danger - p1

Page 1 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement titled My Training & Experience For Running Into Danger. Describes summer after 4th grade caring for grandmother (Meemaw) with stage 4 cancer and grandfather (PoppaP) recovering from open heart surgery, and Meemaws death the night before 5th grade as foundational experience for running toward danger.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Note re: 6-page witness statement and Alex laughing videos

Handwritten note from Ryan referencing flew all the way from Texas to get his ass handed to him, instructs recipient to photograph 6 written pages in an envelope (witness statement), clarifies "Im good" meant "yes and no", and says he has videos of Alex laughing in life-and-death situations.

Source: J6 Scan 10 folder / Drive

Notes referencing Infowars video timestamps

Handwritten note listing video timestamps and quotes from an Infowars clip, possibly used to log inflammatory content or coordinate witness evidence. Item 12 is crossed out.

Source: J6 Scan 6 folder / Drive

Peter Stager — envelope to PREA Coordinator, return address DCDC #376783

Mailing envelope addressed to "The Office of the PREA Coordinator." Return address handwritten: "Inmate Stager Peter, DCDC 376783, C2B Cell #8." Confirms Peter Stager identity and housing as of mailing.

Source: J6 Scan 25 — Peter Stager / Drive

Right Side Broadcast log - protection comment

Single timestamped entry on a discovery sheet referencing Right Side Broadcast (RSBN) footage capturing Ryan saying he needed protective gear after seeing someone with blood - relevant to mens rea defense.

Source: J6 Scan 5 folder / Drive

Ryans self-talk note: chair outburst, PTSD response, focus on mission

Personal handwritten note where Ryan tells himself the chair incident was a spontaneous outburst (no cooling off period, no bad intent), describes himself as worried/wound up, references PTSD trauma response, and instructs himself to let it go and focus on mission.

Source: J6 Scan 10 folder / Drive

Sean McHugh — notes from status conference re: discovery, trial schedule

Handwritten notes (likely McHugh’s) summarizing a status conference: case-specific discovery (jail calls outstanding, plus one other), global discovery on evidence.com (23,000 files, 17k Capitol footage, body cam remaining, GPS spreadsheet for radios), end-of-January completion; 17 hours withheld due to Executive of Congress (interior mostly, some exterior). Prosecutor "Strain" estimates 5 trial days / ~10 witnesses; defense "Jacob" suggests 7 days. Court ("Bates") could start 9th or 21st; tentatively March 9th.

Source: J6 Scan 30 — Sean McHugh / Drive

Sean McHugh — pro se IAC motion (p.2) re: Maria Jacob waived speedy trial / coached him to nod

Page 2 of pro se ineffective-assistance motion. McHugh accuses Maria Jacob of: (1) waiving his speedy-trial rights on day 30 of incarceration before indictment, framing it as inevitable; (2) coaching him before his 2nd detention hearing to "sit down, shut up, smile, nod my head and reply yes when asked questions"; and (3) exhausting his second detention hearing within 30 days while in Sacramento before reviewing evidence.

Source: J6 Scan 30 — Sean McHugh / Drive

Sean McHugh — pro se motion for ineffective assistance of counsel (p.1) re: Maria Jacob

Page 1 of handwritten pro se motion by Sean McHugh against court-appointed counsel Maria Jacob, alleging ineffective assistance of counsel and gross incompetence. Details begin with point (1): Jacob failed to inform him about the 30-day indictment rule and that he was being held only on a complaint.

Source: J6 Scan 30 — Sean McHugh / Drive

Sponsors Motion for Admission of Jonathan Gross by David Bana (D. Md.)

Sponsors Motion for Admission filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. David Bana (Maryland bar 3/6/2020, bar number 21292) moves the admission of Jonathan Gross — Ryan Nicholss attorney. Bana states he met Gross in 2016 in law school, studied for the bar together.

Source: J6 Scan 8 folder / Drive

Training & Experience - p10 elderly rescue, Hurricane Florence to Laura

Page 10 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Describes rescue of elderly man with bulging gut wound whose cousin drowned in capsized boat; reflects on rescues across Hurricanes Florence, Harvey, Laura saving babies as young as 6 weeks and 90+ year-olds across all races, religions, creeds.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience - p5 9/11 anniversary Okinawa threat

Page 5 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Recounts OC spray course; the 10th anniversary of 9/11 in Okinawa where the island including the base received credible attack threats. VP Biden visit caused security increase. The day before Sept 11, 2011, a man threatened to blow up Marines and families at the gate Ryan was guarding with LCPL Huskey; Japanese Security Guards (JSG) responded.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience - p6 confronting car bomber, typhoons

Page 6 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Three Marines including Ryan held position against a suspected car bomber; man drove away rather than detonating. Ryan was criticized by superior for not shooting. Goes on to describe ASF at Camp Kinser Okinawa enduring 2 typhoon seasons including Super Typhoon Jelawat.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience - p7 typhoons and Hurricane Harvey 2017

Page 7 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Describes 24/7 typhoon standby in Okinawa, mantra What more could I have done to help?, and 2017 Hurricane Harvey rescue in Houston with his wife and children newly in Dallas; bought boat and life jackets at Academy and headed towards the sound of chaos to rescue employees and neighbors.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience - p9 Hurricane Laura Lake Charles, Hurricane Sally Foley

Page 9 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Describes Search And Rescue with Alex Harkrider after Hurricane Laura at Lake Charles Louisiana including assisted living facility abandoned by leadership; Hurricane Sally rescues in Ann Arbor subdivision near Foley Alabama including a young mother with newborn baby; Orange Fire Department call.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience for Running Into Danger - p2 Hurricane Katrina

Page 2 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Continues guilt/responsibility narrative around grandmothers death and describes Hurricane Katrina rescue work at age 14 with father Don through their church driving busses to South Louisiana to evacuate people.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience for Running Into Danger - p3 Marines

Page 3 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Continues Hurricane Katrina experience, describes joining the United States Marine Corps after dropping out of college, indoctrination on running Towards The Sound Of Chaos, 3 months bootcamp plus 1 month MCT.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Training & Experience for Running Into Danger - p4 Marines Okinawa ASF

Page 4 of Ryan Nichols autobiographical statement. Describes Marine training in life-saving techniques, deployment to Okinawa Japan, assignment to ASF (Auxiliary Security Force Team), shotgun and OC spray range qualifications including being sprayed and run through obstacle course beaten with batons.

Source: J6 Scan 4 folder / Drive

Witness statement - Dustin Gammons #51547 on NNRJ conditions

Signed witness statement by inmate Dustin Gammons #51547 attesting that at Northern Neck Regional Jail (NNRJ) he went 7 days before being given a hygiene kit, 8-9 days without mental health medicine, and 3-4 days denied toilet paper.

Source: J6 Scan 6 folder / Drive

Witness statement signed by Andrew Combs - day room incident

Signed witness statement by Andrew Combs describing an inmate (likely Ryan Nichols) waiting 3 hours with belongings in day room after having no cell to report to, noting he was not aggressive or angry.

Source: J6 Scan 6 folder / Drive

Character letter for Chris from inmate Worzel Jacobs #51556

Handwritten character reference "To Whom I May Concern" from inmate Worzel Jacobs #51556 praising fellow inmate Chris as a real American patriot, honest, educated, and stand-up guy. (Likely Chris Worrell, not Ryan Nichols.)

Source: J6 Scan 6 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook 2022-2023 - Table of Contents

Table of Contents page of the DC Department of Corrections Inmate Handbook 2022-2023, listing sections including Inmate Rights, Medical Services, Legal Access, Inmate Grievance Procedures, PREA, and Disciplinary policies.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 10 - Movement, Staff Contact, Escorted Trips

Page 10 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook covering Emergency Drill Inspections, Staff Contact via APDS tablet, Movement, Escorted Trips (medical, funerals), and Emergency Procedures.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 12 - Drug Testing, Inmate Finance Accounts

Page 12 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook covering Sick Call cont., Interpreters, Condoms availability, Drug Testing, Inmate Finance Accounts including Western Union/Offender Connect transfers.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 13 - Commissary Limits, Legal Access

Page 13 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook covering Inmate Finance restitution deductions, Commissary Spending Limits by group, Legal Visits, and Legal Calls.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 19 - Media Access, Phone Calls, Visitation

Page 19 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook covering Media Access (only with director approval), Telephone Calls (15-min calls via blue phones), and Official Visiting/Video Visitation procedures.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 4 - Inmate Rights cont. & Admission

Page 4 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook continuing the list of inmate rights including voting in DC elections, ADA accommodations, and admission/orientation procedures.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 5 - Medical Screening & Personal Property

Page 5 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook covering Medical Screening, Medical Hold, Communications Assistance, Intake at Inmate Reception Center (IRC) including PREA, and Personal Property allowed in facility.

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DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 6 - IRC Issued Items & Clothing Limits

Page 6 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook detailing IRC Issued Items (bedroll, towels, sheets, hygiene kit), male/female clothing issued, and personal clothing limits.

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DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 7 - Approved Items & Housing Unit Rules

Page 7 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook listing other approved items (toiletries, writing materials, 10 photos, prayer rug), claims for lost property, and Housing Unit Rules.

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DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 8 - Housing Unit Rules cont. & Hygiene

Page 8 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook continuing housing unit rules and covering Personal Hygiene/Laundry/Grooming Services including Hair policy.

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DC DOC Inmate Handbook page 9 - Inspections, Searches, Counts

Page 9 of DC DOC Inmate Handbook covering Smoke Free Facility, Inspections, Searches, Counts, Lockdown procedures, and Sanitation requirements.

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DC DOC letter rejecting Ryan Nichols Residential Mentorship application

DC Department of Corrections form letter to Ryan Nichols (Inmate #3776795) declining his application for the Residential Mentorship position. Notation "C3A" in top right corner.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC DOC Notice of Disposition of Mail - to Richard Ward, Portland ME

DC Department of Corrections Notice of Disposition of Mail form (PP 4070.4 Attachment B, page 1 of 2) addressed to Richard Ward in Portland, Maine from Ryan Nichols, with no boxes checked indicating mail status.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - Admin Review & Policies List (p.32)

Page 32 of DC jail inmate handbook listing administrative review rehearings, ARH privileges, and policy index available via APDS tablet/Law Library.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - APDS Tablet, Photo ID, Release (p.24)

Page 24 of DC jail inmate handbook on APDS tablet protocols, attorney communications, CJCC resources, Photo ID, release prep, and transgender/intersex housing.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - Disciplinary Action & Prehearing (p.29)

Page 29 of DC jail inmate handbook covering informal resolution of Class II/III offenses, formal disciplinary procedures, and prehearing housing.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - Disciplinary Board Hearings (p.30)

Page 30 of DC jail inmate handbook detailing disciplinary board hearings, inmate representation, hearing procedures, appeal, and dismissal.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - PREA & Sexual Abuse Policy (p.25)

Page 25 of DC jail inmate handbook covering Transgender Housing Committee and Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) zero tolerance policy.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - PREA Definitions & Prevention (p.26)

Page 26 of DC jail inmate handbook continuing PREA definitions of sexual assault, sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, and prevention guidance.

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DC Jail Inmate Handbook - PREA Investigation & DR Process (p.28)

Page 28 of DC jail inmate handbook on PREA investigation procedures (MPD, OIS, PREA Coordinator) and Disciplinary Report (DR) filing process per PM 5300.1.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive

DC Jail Inmate Handbook - PREA Reporting Procedures (p.27)

Page 27 of DC jail inmate handbook with instructions for reporting sexual abuse via DC Victim Hotline at CDF, CTF, IRC facilities.

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DC Jail Inmate Handbook - Programs & Services (p.22)

Page 22 of DC jail inmate handbook describing good time credit, chaplaincy/religious services, needs assessment, substance use programs, RSAT, veterans services, and reentry programming.

Source: J6 Scan 1 folder / Drive