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A mixture of facts and law, the instructive element is that part
of Action Motions 2K10 with which you must persuade the triers of
fact that the demands made through the motion have a basis in reason,
legality and morality.
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of the Instructive Element |
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A
Concise Statement of the Principles of Laws Involved in this Now
Alleged Capital Murder Case |
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In
order for Douglas Palmer to be convicted of capital murder and
executed, the State of Texas must prove he intentionally killed
Mr. Merriman and deliberately engaged in a conduct with the
reasonable expectation that it would cause Mr. Merriman's death. |
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Spectators
at the Motion Hearings Are Being Intimidated |
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A
series of incidents that took place during pre-trial motion
hearings in this case, on Tuesday, June 26th and Wednesday, July
9th, demonstrate that the right of the public to view courtroom
proceedings has been repeatedly and impermissibly abused. |
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Violation
of the Order Is Only One Small Portion of the Prosecutorial
Misconduct Engaged In By Randy Sherrod |
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Randall
Sherrod deceives, he lies and he sanctions the use of false
information. The electorate is entitled to receive
information about Randall Sherrod's prosecutorial misconduct in
order to make informed choices at election time. The people's
money should not be wasted on Randall Sherrod's prosecutorial
misconduct. |
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