bemidjipioneer – The judge argued the perjury prosecution came as part of a pressure campaign by Miller’s former boyfriend and business partner Brockton Holbert, who together with his attorneys appeared to lobby for criminal charges as a means to force Miller to settle a lengthy civil lawsuit Holbert believed threatened one of his businesses. But the county attorney isn’t going down without a fight.
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Mille Lacs County judge issues findings of vindictive prosecution, evidence destruction in felony case dismissal; county attorney disputes allegations
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