2025-11-18__transcript.json

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  "hearing": {
    "date": "2025-11-18",
    "case": "27-CR-23-1886",
    "case_title": "State v. Matthew D. Guertin",
    "jurisdiction": "Minnesota Fourth Judicial District",
    "participants": [
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        "name": "Matthew Guertin",
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        "name": "Raissa Carpenter",
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    "description": "Attorney-client meeting between Matthew Guertin and public defender Raissa Carpenter discussing competency proceedings, discovery fraud allegations, and digital forensic findings in MCRO court documents."
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      "full_text": "Can you hear me and see me let me see if I can get my camera going yeah how you doing fine",
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          "text": "Can you hear me and see me let me see if I can get my camera going yeah"
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      "full_text": "Do you want to do um I want to move on with my life and stop having to come to these appointments for the last nearly three years is what I would like to do okay how do we make that happen for you uh by dealing with the fraudulent discovery possibly that normally would get a case dismissed that could be one of those options perhaps or else they won't let us litigate",
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          "text": "for the last nearly three years is what I would like to do okay how do we make that happen for"
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          "text": "you uh by dealing with the fraudulent discovery possibly that normally would get a case dismissed"
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      "full_text": "Any of that stuff while you are incompetent. Yeah, but I was competent and then I was found incompetent for trying to address the discovery fraud. If you don't recall, I have transcripts for the hearing. That was after the March 5th hearing with Judge Koch when I was found competent and then I, that was when we discussed the fraudulent discovery materials in great detail and then Emmett Donnelly at the end of the hearing told the judge that he would like to basically bury them and that nothing more happened with it, which is why I filed my motion to dismiss on January 16th prior to the January 17th hearing that took place for the first time in front of Judge Huddleston the next day, which is when I tried to represent myself after being found competent and I wasn't allowed to do that and my motion wasn't ruled on. So the discovery fraud hasn't been dealt with and then for trying to deal with that, then I was found in, I wasn't even found incompetent. I was ruled to go to another competency evaluation. So, so now you're telling me that in order to deal with the fraudulent discovery, I have to go through this again and go to another psych eval, even though that's what I did and I've been trying to deal with the fraudulent discovery since fucking January of 2020, 2024, January 3rd or January 5th when I filed my first motion for it. So on the record, it's discussed, it's went over in great detail and then also I'm sending you an email right now, which I just sent to you and Emmett, which contains all of the, uh, the fraudulent documents that are, uh, I just got sent, contains all the fraudulent documents that, uh, exist in the record.",
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      "full_text": "Including for your client, Gordon Eugene Sharp, who has a, I don't know, he doesn't look very real. He has, let me give you the count here.",
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      "full_text": "Since I have it. Gordon Sharp has 137 documents that have the same metadata create date, and my case has fraud in it too. He has 27 documents, and these are all digitally signed by the court, keep in mind, by their PKI signature. He has 20 documents that have a create date dated after the document e-file date. So the document was e-filed before the document was created, and that's in the metadata that's cryptographically locked into the document and signed by the court's digital watermarking stamp for every file that's downloaded from the MCRO system online. It automatically gets a full document signature. So if any tampering occurs with it, it becomes invalid. I have the certificate authority for that digital signature all locked away, and it's basically a very, very valid and official signature. It's handled and managed by a third party certificate authority it's called. And so my case, for example, I have two documents that were signed after, that were created after the date of filing, and signed after the date of filing. I have two fraudulent documents on, I have a clone set on July 13th of a finding of incompetency in order, and an order other that was then cloned a couple hours later and submitted as a order other of the incompetency order. And that contains multiple clones of the same digital signature. So it's a fraudulent document. And then also I have two documents that have a fraudulent e-Solutions signature on them, which is a 1024-bit RSA key that was deprecated in 2010. It's not even valid on official government. Like NIST has had it deprecated since for nearly 15 years, right? So it's a completely invalid digital signature. So Gordon Sharp has 137 documents that have the same exact create date, time, 130 documents that have the same instance ID, 117 or 115 documents that have the same cloned judicial signature images, 115 documents that have the same exact metadata date. And these are for, he has nine total cases. I have one obviously. And so there's a lot of fraud basically. And so I'm wondering how we can move forward with anything at all in the court when there is tons of fake documents in my case and in others.",
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      "full_text": "Bernard Sharp, I believe, is your client that you had a hearing with today, if I'm not mistaken.",
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      "full_text": "I did not have a hearing today with anyone named Gordon Chart. Oh, he was on a calendar for the hearing schedule that I have. I have hearing schedules for a lot of people.",
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      "full_text": "I don't represent someone named Gordon Sharp right now. It doesn't mean that my name's not on their case. Sometimes my name gets put on cases wrongly.",
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      "full_text": "Well, you represent Robert Balsimo when he was at the last hearing. So he's in my, so I have, tell him my information is apparently correct is what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's, I don't think that that's you doing something wrong. I, I'm sure that the court record says that. Oh yeah. I think the court records are wrong a lot.",
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          "text": "Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah."
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      "full_text": "That's fine. I understand that. I'm just saying that regardless, Gordon Sharp is a very real case that really does exist, that I really do have signed court documents for. And those really are the stats for him, whether you're representing him or not. It's the same problem.",
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      "full_text": "I could look up all this stuff in MCRO, you're right.",
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          "text": "I could look up all this stuff in MCRO, you're right."
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      "full_text": "The limitations that I have as your public defender, which is that I can make arguments based on the law. And the problem that we are running into is what the law says is once you're found incompetent, then your case is paused. They can find you competent again, but then if they enter a finding after that, that you're not competent, then it pauses it again. So it's like competent, restart the clock, not competent, pause the clock again. And it can go back and forth and back and forth like that for people for years.",
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      "full_text": "We can fight and argue that you're competent to proceed, but we can't do that until we get an updated report.",
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      "full_text": "Yeah, I know. It's a loop. It's a nice, it's a very... This is this terrible loop that we're in.",
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      "full_text": "The whole new competency law that was put into effect, I just finally read for the first time yesterday, astonishingly.",
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      "full_text": "Literally, it's an infinite loop because every single thing, especially for a felony, you guys can, they can hold on to me for an infinite amount of time. It goes to one statute and then at the bottom it says, oh, disregard all these fucking things if the judge decides to do this, if they decide that you're never going to obtain competence.",
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      "full_text": "Every time I have a Rule 20 ordered, they also have to put me forward for commitment, do they not? That's part of the rules. Unless you're already under commitment, then yes. Yeah, so you have all of this control and all of this stuff that's a permanent loop. And then the way for me, you're telling me the way to get out of it is to participate in it. You're agreeing that the statute reads like a fucking inescapable logic trap, and it is.",
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      "full_text": "So tell me how that circle is supposed to help me with my actual legal to actually get my life back and actually be able to put this behind me, something that happened 33, 34 fucking months ago.",
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      "full_text": "So what's the whole angle of all this you guys are concerned about my competency because you're concerned about the court's concerned about me right so the whole the whole premise is matt we're we're just concerned about you we're just you know we're just trying to help you understand what a judge is you know we we're just you don't understand the court process so based on the new statute we can send you to jail A jail-based we can send you to a locked jail-based competency program so that you better understand what a judge is so then you can come back and have due process and justice so in between that time though we can send you to jail and then we can keep checking up on you and send you back to jail some more if a or b or go back to fucking section two above and then go back to b and c again so tell me how that is has anything to do at all with anything legal or the law like what the fuck am I looking at here what what am I what did I just read yesterday that keeps getting referred to over and over I heard it five times from the judge already it's called an infinite inescapable loop of authoritarian that's all based on weaponized psychology it has nothing at all to do with due process constitutional rights or what you claim to be an expert in the law",
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      "full_text": "So then I think what we do today is we say, Judge, we need a longer hearing. We want to make a record about why it is that Mr. Guertin didn't participate in the eval, and we need a longer hearing in order to make a record about this.",
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      "full_text": "I understand that there's certainly an aspect of bulk processing you have to deal with that involves, okay, click, click, click, click, click, next, right? I understand that. That's for anything, right? Especially in your world of documents or whatever. The thing that can't be explained away is out of the 3,600 documents I have, there's over 500 that have a creation metadata create date that is later than the e-filing date.",
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      "full_text": "Yeah, that's, I don't know. I don't know how that, I don't know how any of that stuff works. Yeah, it doesn't work. All that is over my head. It doesn't work because you can't e-file something that hasn't been created yet. That's very, that's the most damning part of all of it. And there's, I have, I have two documents or a document in my own case. And there's other documents that are, have a digital signature, the fraudulent e-Solutions. The digital signature is applied after the document. One of them's five days after the document was e-filed.",
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      "full_text": "Was it some type of order? Because sometimes what will happen is that they'll submit what they call proposed orders and then the judge will go through and then they'll put an e-signature on the proposed order. And then it gets refiled as a signed one. But I don't know. That's just my best guess at that.",
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      "full_text": "If you look in MCRO, before you see actual signed order, you should see an entry for A proposed order if that's what's happening.",
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      "full_text": "I know that you can't create a document after it was, you can't e-file a document before it was created. My two initial documents in my case, the two earliest documents, and I have a fraudulent signature on my initial thing that matches all the other ones. It's a visual signature, right? Yeah. It's not like, oh, maybe that's the same. It's the fucking same. I took five of them, whatever. So, and so the two earliest documents have an e-filing date and then they're created, whatever. So there's not, there's plenty, I understand there's plenty of explanations to say, yeah, there's a lot of people and we click buttons. I get it. Like, that's the only way you're going to have any part of your day left, right? Sometimes. Yeah, but I also.",
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      "full_text": "Look I don't think it's wrong for you to be pointing out the problems with the Judges just clicking buttons especially when they're doing like serious orders and you know pointing out this order is the exact same and these things mirror Each other and like this is a problem",
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      "full_text": "I carry it on an audit, basically. Yeah, yeah. It's a valid professional one. Yes, it is.",
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      "full_text": "Mapp versus Ohio and all of the fruit of the poisonous tree I'm sure you know about right it's the most used thing in defense ever you get pulled over 20 pounds of cocaine and guns but the cop didn't have a valid reason to pull you over oops you can't it all gets thrown out right it's the same it's the same concept applied to fraudulent the fraudulent discovery materials being used in the initial competency things",
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      "full_text": "Yeah, so you're telling me to get out of this loop. I need to participate in it. I'm telling you that the loop should have never existed in the first place.",
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      "full_text": "I technically still haven't gotten I still haven't been provided with authentic discovery and I have that's also digital forensic proof because that's that's also just as solid as saying the document was has a create date after it was e-filed because no one can produce the like it's it's all logically mapped out now they're they're stuck right they can't produce the photos because they squished them so they're they were they weren't squished they were squished they it's so they're stuck so now I just don't get any discovery right I got the discovery I'm saying it's fraudulent and then now it's like oh well if we want to if we want to deal with that fraud we have to go through this the same loop you've been trying to escape the entire time that shouldn't have existed in the first place because it was based on this fraudulent discovery as I can prove right so the whole chain the don't all the dominoes knock knock knock",
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