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...Julie Jensen testified in her husband's murder trial???even though she died in 1998. Mark Jensen is charged with having murdered her, but attorneys have only now been able to introduce key evidence from Julie?a letter she left with a neighbor about Mark's "suspicious behaviors" and her "fear for [her] early demise...
...only U.S. President to be forced from office makes his first extensive accounting of his tumultuous presidency. He does so not in a court of law, as did his highest aides. Nor at a Senate impeachment trial???he resigned to avoid that. Instead, nearly three years after a helicopter lifted him off the White House lawn and into seclusion at his San Clemente retreat, he appears in a four-part TV series, The Nixon Interviews. One obvious reason: he will get $600,000 and a share of the show's worldwide profits. Another reason: his hope that he can change...
...smallest chance of the nine death sentences being set aside by pardon or reprieve, wound up by sentencing the prisoner to toil 15 years at hard labor if not executed, deprived him of all his rights as a German citizen, ordered him to pay all the costs of his trial???one of the most expensive in German criminal history...
...very fibre of Italian Justice and get off virtually scot free the Fascist murderers of the multimillionaire Socialist Deputy Giacomo Matteotti (TIME, April 5, 1926). Leading U. S. correspondents have since revealed that at the time they and the Italian press were compelled to suppress material details of the trial??? especially all indications that Signor Mus solini might himself have ordered the crime. After the trial successful Signor Farinacci was allowed to pass into discreet eclipse. Soon his post as Secretary General of the Fascist Party was taken by the present incumbent, harsh but not fanatical Augusto Turati. People were...
...that he was "just putting in his time" at $5 per day but not paying a whole lot of attention to the evidence. The soft-drink boys sarcastically asked him if he did not expect to get something more than $5 per day out of the trial??? perhaps a snappy automobile? Juror Kidwell hoped to tell them he expected an automobile. "If I don't have one as long as this block," he boasted, "I'll be kind of disappointed...