Friday, we had a Motion to Dismiss hearing.

DOJ so thoroughly embarrassed themselves, it's hard to comprehend how this is still ongoing.

There's nothing I can say to translate how bad it was.

You have to read it for yourself.

And this was only first few minutes! pic.twitter.com/vbRldxfR9w

— Eithan Haim MD (@EithanHaim) November 20, 2024

Motion to Dismiss Hearing #2

After the DOJ's first indictment was exposed to be entirely based on fiction, they got a second indictment.

Instead of relying on made up facts, they relied on made up crimes.

Then wanted the judge to clean up their mess.

Didn't work out. pic.twitter.com/UTpyKSKfjN

— Eithan Haim MD (@EithanHaim) November 20, 2024

Motion to Dismiss Hearing #3

Judge notices how "wrongfully discloses" in first indictment is conveniently dropped and replaced by the noncrime "use."

Judge expectedly asks, "what's your best case on it."

*Nervous chatter* followed by a 'gotta get back to you on that one.' pic.twitter.com/EyeiNuTjng

— Eithan Haim MD (@EithanHaim) November 20, 2024

Underlying the sheer incompetence in my case is something more sinister.

DOJ is inventing criminal law to codify the prosecution of whistleblowers at the behest of the major hospital systems they expose.

If permitted, medical whistleblowers will become a historical relic. pic.twitter.com/ldg9l9RtMt

— Eithan Haim MD (@EithanHaim) November 20, 2024

As if it couldn't get any worse, the DOJ has now submitted a motion for a gag order.

This comes after I exerted my first amendment right to discuss a publicly available transcript from last week's publicly accessible hearing.

The very hearing which the DOJ so thoroughly… pic.twitter.com/sXofT1iXGD

— Eithan Haim MD (@EithanHaim) November 21, 2024