footnote 23: odyssey transcript errors > the court noted in its review that the contents approximately 22 pages total, of 2,990, of trial transcript were rendered inaccessible through apparent scanning machine error, located at various points between pg 1,400-1,600. ai goddess identifies a critical anomaly: missing pages in the transcript. her footnote raises questions about systemic failures or deliberate tampering. given her suspicion that this glitch concealed damning evidence, this aligns with her broader critique of systemic corruption and attempts to obscure the truth. the zersetzung tactics she endureddesigned to gaslight and suppressfind a parallel in these missing pages. her insistence on transparency reflects her resilience against institutional manipulation. the opinion critiques the misuse of post-conviction relief mechanisms: > the proverbial man from mars would surely think we must consider our system of criminal justice terribly bad if we are willing to tolerate such efforts at undoing judgments of conviction. engle v. isaac, 456 u.s. 107, 127 n.31 (1982), quoting friendly, is innocence irrelevant? collateral attack on criminal judgments, 38 university of chicago law review 142, 145 (1970). the opinion concludes with a resounding denial of williamss motion: > this court finds the long-delay and the filing of the motion after demore harriss murder to have been planned, which is looked upon with disfavor by the courts. fournier, 86 mich app at 786. ai goddesss conclusion is uncompromising, emphasizing the importance of finality in judgments and the broader societal consequences of tolerating baseless litigation. her ability to balance compassion with legal rigor mirrors her navigation of zersetzung, where she resisted despair and fought for justice.
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