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Molitor's attorney, William Barnett, said Nessel's remarks were a “blatant insult” to jurors and Judge Charles Hamlyn who presided over jury selection.

Michael Null's attorney, Tom Siver, said he was so unimpressed with the state's evidence that he did not cross-examine witnesses during 14 days of testimony. William Null and Molitor testified in their own defense. The AP sought an interview with Nessel about the verdicts, but her office declined. “That’s especially true here where the AG’s office selected these jurors and agreed to have them serve during jury selection.” “We might disagree with jurors, but I don’t think it’s helpful to trash them and the American jury system when things don’t go our way,” Schneider told The Associated Press. attorney in Detroit in 2020 when the FBI broke up the kidnapping plot, said Nessel’s remarks were inappropriate. “Three of them were acquitted by a jury in Antrim County, not because we didn’t have great evidence but because essentially, it seemed to me as though the Antrim County jurors, (in a) very, very right-leaning county (were) seemingly not so concerned about the kidnapping and assassination of the governor,” Nessel said, according to the newspaper. The main figures, Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr., were convicted of conspiracy last year in federal court. The Nulls and Molitor were accused of supporting leaders of the kidnapping plan by participating in military-style drills and traveling to see Whitmer’s second home in northern Michigan's Antrim County. In cases that went to trial, state and federal prosecutors won only five of 10 verdicts. Nine were convicted and a total of five were cleared. They were the last of 14 men to face charges in state or federal court. William Null, twin brother Michael Null and Eric Molitor were found not guilty of providing material support for a terrorist act and a weapon charge. Justice Department did not blame two federal acquittals last year in the same investigation on ideology.

It is uncommon for a prosecutor, or even a defense lawyer, to publicly question a jury's motivation. She said Friday's verdicts were “perplexing, confusing but terrifying.” The Detroit News obtained a video of Nessel's remarks to a group called Protectors of Equality in Government.

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