Hoffa Loses Fight To Escape Prison
The Supreme Court upheld James I. Hoffa's 1964 conviction for jury tampering in the Nashville trial, rejecting claims of constitutional rights violations tied to use of a paid informer. The decision also upheld co-defendants' sentences and drew reactions from figures including Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
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