English, 08.11.2019 00:31, smileyjesse6073

You have been conse of stealing a history textbook from the classroom (along with a
couple rosand dollars from the school safe, ad has been put in jail. yos have been
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peate teal, behend closed doors, with a jury that consists entirely of retired history
teachers, the trial is to take place in ohto (though the book you were acoused of stealing
the book is your home town furthermore you base no lawyer, and the godge won't
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decizier and you did sot, and you had to go to court. you had a good lawyer, but the
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was so at your tral. can you ask for a re-trial? which amendment allows presents
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sunds. the case was taken to count and you were sentenced to death. is this fast? which

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