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Describes Sam's motion for a new trial which includes forty "reasons" why the new trial should be granted. The motion charges the court, prosecutors, the state's witnesses and the newspapers with misconduct and irregularities. Despite the fact that he was NOT granted a new trial at this time, the Supreme Court in 1966 agreed with many of these charges when they threw out his conviction.

Publication Date

12-24-1954

Keywords

verdict, jury instructions, jury, Sam Sheppard, Judge Edward Blythin, Cleveland Plain Dealer, William J. Corrigan

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Law

Item Number

17a_541224_3

Box Number

17A

54/12/24 Sheppard Demands New Trial

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