Federal judge weighs delay in Hartford six man bombing conspiracy trial
U S District Judge William H Timbers kept open the Superior Court trial for six men charged with conspiring to bomb public buildings while he considers a motion to pause. Attorneys Kunstler Kennedy and public defenders argued the defendants faced denial of private counsel time and potential constitutional issues. The trial began last week with 11 jurors seated as defense lawyers pressed for a three judge panel to examine charges. The six defendants include Ronald Johnson Curlis Belton Alonzo Russell Harry Bonner and Willis Brooks.
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Federal suit seeks rights ruling in Guilford arrests
The federal action targets Johnson Cotter Bonner and Brooks with public defender Anthony V. DeMayo and private counsel for Belton and Russell. It claims Judge Devlin denied more time for private counsel last week, while state officials urged Timbers to deny the suit. Five defendants, including Bonner, were arrested in New Haven in late December and May.
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