Chicago 7 principals remain active in antiwar movement
Tom Hayden and Lee Weiner continue public roles as the Chicago Seven members pursue antiwar activism. The Seventh Circuit invalidated five convictions from the 1969 conspiracy trial over intent to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, while two defendants were found not guilty and one case severed.
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States may be asked to draft bills mandatory death sentence
Coronado California AP reports state attorneys general may seek legislatures to draft bills imposing a mandatory death sentence for specified crimes. Oklahoma Attorney General Larry Derryberry chairs a committee planning to present recommendations to the National Association of Attorneys General. Offenses discussed include murder during certain felonies, armed robbery, rape, and killings of police or public figures with explosive devices or multiple slayings.
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Larry Derryberry
National Association of Attorneys General
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