Judge Sedwick’s 13-page Order and Opinion denying Peter Kott’s acquittal motion is found at U. S. v. Kott, 3:07-cr-00056-JWS (D.Alaska Nov. 8, 2007)(Docket # 285). Among the grounds used by Kott was legislative immunity. Kott apparently cited no case authority for that proposition, and Sedwick quickly disposed of the issue.
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