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Belt 11: Sylvester Burrell, et. als., 1966 December 16 Track 1 Run time: 28:19

Contents
  • Reconvene
  • Defense renews motion to strike evidence and witness testimony
  • Judge's ruling on motion (overruled)
  • Defense motion to dismiss against 5 defendants because prosecution has not proven a case
  • Commonwealth argument against motion
  • Judge's ruling on motion (overruled)
  • Prosecution opening argument
  • Defense closing argument
  • Judge questions Defense attorneys
  • Prosecution closing argument
  • Judge's ruling and sentences

  1. Library of Virginia
  2. Danville (Va.) Civil Rights Case Files, 1963-1973
  3. Series XIII: Dictabelts
  4. Series XIII:Subseries B: Sylvester Burrell, et. als., 1966 December 15-16

Belt 13: Randy Adams, et. als., 1967 February 17 2k204-050 Run time:26:08

Contents
  • Clyde L. Banks testimony (continued)
  • Emmett Banks Case dismissed
  • Recess
  • Eugene G. McCain (chief of police) testimony
  • Re-direct
  • Lonnie Riddle (police officer) recall testimony
  • L. Wilson York (demonstrator) testimony

  1. Library of Virginia
  2. Danville (Va.) Civil Rights Case Files, 1963-1973
  3. Series XIII: Dictabelts
  4. Series XIII:Subseries T: Randy Adams, et. als., 1967 February 16-20

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