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WEDNESDAY
JUNE 16
1999
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DA tries to stop TV appearance
Talk show host Enyart's appearance
on ABC program in question

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By Stephan Archer
© 1999 WorldNetDaily.com

Bob Enyart, a long-time Denver talk show host and leader of ShadowGov, may
be prohibited from appearing on ABC's "Politically Incorrect" program Friday
if a motion requested by the Jefferson County district attorney's office in
Colorado and a probation official are granted by Jefferson County Court
Judge Charles Hoppin.
On May 26, the day after he got out of jail for a child abuse conviction
that resulted from him spanking his stepson, Enyart asked Intervention, a
private company that provides probation services to Jefferson County, for
permission to travel to Los Angeles for "Politically Incorrect." Upon his
request, Enyart was told that asking for permission to travel was normal
procedures, and he didn't have anything to worry about.

On June 9, however, Enyart was notified that Intervention had filed a motion
requesting Enyart be denied out-of-state permits until he has "proven a
pattern of compliance with probationary conditions, including treatment."
Although just notified last week about this motion, Intervention had
submitted the motion about two weeks prior.

Three days ago on June 13, the American Civil Liberties Union in Colorado
filed a motion on Enyart's behalf, and the district attorney's office filed
a counter-motion supporting Intervention's request. Because of these
motions, Judge Hoppin has ordered an emergency hearing to be held on the
case later today.

Although Enyart has often criticized the Colorado ACLU for its support of
those who sell child pornography, he said he is willing to take advantage of
the union's clout. He adds, however, the ACLU should take advantage of
ShadowGov's material, which speaks out against such things as child
pornography.

Intervention's motion states Enyart "has expressed his views of the criminal
justice process through the media" and if he gets the chance to speak on a
national program like "Politically Incorrect," the publicity might bring him
"support from a segment of the population." Intervention's motion also
expresses concern about Enyart talking publicly about his case since the
case involves a juvenile (his stepson).

"In other words, if I express on the air my support of traditional spanking,
they don't like the idea that the general public might agree with me and
encourage me to continue defending spanking," Enyart said. "They're trying
to cut me off from popular support for traditional Christian family values."

Besides prohibiting Enyart from traveling out of state and appearing on
"Politically Incorrect," Intervention is requesting other decisions in its
motion.

"Intervention ... respectfully requests that the court amend the probation
order to preclude Mr. Enyart from discussing this specific case, the
conditions imposed, or the supervision of this matter to or through the
media while on probation," states Intervention's motion.

Regardless of what the judge decides, Enyart said he will continue with his
plans.

"I will continue to speak regardless of what they order. They can't silence
me like I'm a political prisoner who's not allowed to speak about criminal
justice," said Enyart who believes a major reason for Intervention's motion
is his Christian beliefs.

"They're on a holy war against spanking, and Christians are the best
defenders of spanking. They're on a jihad," commented Enyart.

Although the ACLU couldn't be reached for comment on this case, Enyart said
the ACLU believes it is absurd for Intervention and the district attorney to
try to stop Enyart from going to the media and participating on "Politically
Incorrect." Enyart said the ACLU told him Colorado law is very specific in
that it only allows the judge to narrowly apply restrictions to his case.

Patrick Mulligan, an attorney who was hired by the ACLU to assist in
Enyart's case, said he doesn't understand why the district attorney's office
and probation officer at Intervention would try to prevent Enyart from
taking part in "Politically Incorrect" this Friday. It is because of the
unclear reason for the motion that Mulligan has decided to take on Enyart's
case.

"In all candor, it is not clear to me why they are trying to prevent him
from appearing on this television show," Mulligan said. "In opposition, we
have stated that we believe the position of the Intervention Department --
in attempting to restrict Enyart's freedom of speech, freedom of travel and
freedom of association -- is unconstitutional."

"It violates his protected First Amendment rights," Mulligan continued. "And
it is not reasonably related to his rehabilitation on probation. It is not
reasonably related to any sort of protection of the community."

Mulligan explained that although certain restrictions on a defendant are
appropriate and can be imposed, other restrictions and requirements are, or
can be, inappropriate if they unconstitutionally limit or infringe on one's
rights to free speech.

WorldNetDaily contacted Intervention for comments but was told that the only
information that could be given was information that could be obtained at
the courthouse. Thus, the statements from the motion were all that was
available from Intervention.

Enyart is best known for burning O.J. Simpson's memorabilia at the Los
Angeles courthouse in February while launching ShadowGov, a government
watchdog website. Enyart and ShadowGov are also known for their protest
campaign against Clinton and the alleged Broaddrick rape.
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