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Trial Held in Texas Prison Courtroom Not Open to the Public

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has ruled that a plea hearing in a criminal case held in a prison chapel was not open to the public, and thus violated the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights.

Conrad Lilly, a Texas state prisoner, was charged with two counts of assault on a ...

 

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