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...articles like this one, telling you how everyone has stopped caring and reporting. And on a typical day last week, no one who showed up to witness what John Froines last spring called the "focus of the whole country" was turned away, despite very limited seating in Judge Harold Mulvey's Court of Common Pleas...
Those who do appear are given a long, rather fatherly introductory lecture by Judge Harold M. Mulvey on the legal procedures to be followed in the case and on certain of the principles involved, such as the importance of presuming the accused innocent until proven guilty...
Prosecuting and defense attorneys questioned three prospective jurors yesterday out of a jury panel of 50. Last week a challenge by defense attorneys Charles R. Garry and Catherine Roraback to the make-up of the panel was refused by Judge Harold M. Mulvey...
...other developments Mulvey turned down two motions by Garry, one requesting that the jury be sequestered and another asking that news artists be allowed to make sketches of the trial, as photographers are traditionally barred from any courtroom...
...told you that this trial seemed to be "a fair trial," that statement would be both correct and inaccurate. This was no Chicago. The judge, Harold Mulvey, was no Julius Hoffman. I don't know enough about law to comment on his decisions or charge to the jury; his manner appeared impartial. And a murder had been committed in New Haven; a living human being, Alex Rackley, had been shot to death...