Kevin Glogower, the grand juror's attorney, said the attorney general 'opened the door' to talk 'all things grand jury' when he opined about the justification of Taylor's shooting, held a news conference and then spoke openly on news broadcasts about it.
in the Breonna Taylor case are the"actions and statements" of Attorney General Daniel Cameron's prosecutors during grand jury proceedings, according to the latest court filing in a grand juror's quest to speak openly.
The anonymous grand juror asked Jefferson Circuit Judge Annie O'Connell to deny the state's request to delay any potential disclosure the judge might grant until Cameron's office has an opportunity to appeal.Kevin Glogower, the grand juror's attorney, said in his motion that Cameron"cannot choose to part from the rules in disclosing information and then use his position to prevent others from responding to his misleading remarks.
"They have placed much of the proceedings into the public realm without a fight while clinging to this antiquated application," Glogower's motion Sunday said. It also points to statements about the case Cameron has made that contradict information recently released to the public. At a Sept. 23 press conference hours after the grand jury's decision, Cameron said that his investigation didn't include how the no-knock warrant for Taylor apartment was obtained and that the three officers who fired their weapons at Taylor's apartment the night police killed her had"no known involvement" in the"preceding investigation" or warrant process, Glogower wrote in the motion.Since the lawsuit was filed Sept.
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