Trials of Sedition Opened With Conflicting Defences
The trials of recent sedition arrests began with George Snell and others facing charges for seditious speeches at Milton Street Theatre and Chadtiot Hall. Prosecution argued incitement to rebellion while defendants claimed political disadvantage and freedom of speech. Sentences deferred for several defendants. some were convicted and others faced future hearings.
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