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Habeas Granted for Defendant Shackled at Trial
A criminal court determined that it would order a criminal defendant shackled during his trial, without establishing a compelling need for the shackling. At 636: "Because visible shackling during trial is so likely to cause a defendant prejudice, it is permitted only when justified by an essential state interest specific ...
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