Alex Jones Asks Judge To Ban Mentions Of “Right Wing Extremism, White Supremacy” From Sandy Hook Trial

Law & Crime reports:

In a flurry of court papers filed Tuesday and Wednesday, attorneys for Infowars host Alex Jones asked a Connecticut superior court judge to shove back a swiftly approaching trial date to determine the level of damages appropriate in a defamation lawsuit brought by the families of the victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre.

One of the filings asks a judge to block “the introduction of evidence on the topics of white supremacy and right-wing extremism.”

“Such evidence is not relevant to the issues that will be before the jury and would also be unfairly prejudicial and inflammatory to the defendants,” Jones attorneys Norm Pattis and Kevin Smith wrote in a five-page document.

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