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Nos. 77-1698, 77-1210 & 77-1370 primary in which HANRAHAN was a candidate, directed verdicts for all the Defendants except those seven raiders who admitted to firing their weapons at the apartment. ... Plaintiffs appeal, but they seek not only reversal of these grossly unfair and il- legal verdicts, but sanctions and fees against the - parties and their attorneys who knowingly obstructed justice in the Court below, and ap- propriate orders to assist them to finally obtain the discovery to which they are entitled, and strong rebuke to the trial Court who completely abused his power, trammelled the Constitution and nullified the Civil Rights Act. Thus it seems although they are not charged as unin- dicted co-conspirators that the entire officialdom of government from the President to the federal district judge were intent upon bringing about the elimination of a small group of people who simply desired to achieve the desirable and constitutionally required status of racial equality. The Introduction and Statement of the Case of the Anderson plaintiffs’ brief set the tone which was follow- ed through their 247 pages of overstated characterizations. Thus, initially,.supposedly by way of background they move on the Federal Bureau of In- vestigation in an endeavor to demonstrate that the FBI’s counterintelligence program insofar as it was directed toward the Black Panther Party was a basis for a reasonable inference that FBI officials in reality were conspiring to implement the program by resorting to homicide of the local Black Panther leader. Conspicuous- ly absent in the development is any reference to the fact that the program was directed toward an organization which had announced it would achieve its objectives by violent means. The intemperance of the Anderson plaintiffs’ approach is particularly demonstrated in the some 75 or more pages devoted to denigrating the district court judge. Thus, typically: ... the Court, ignoring the merits of Plaintiffs’ claim, denied the Motion “as not well taken.” . . . The