Box MSS 2017-01, Box 1
Container
Contains 4 Results:
Virginia v. Earl Washington Junior; N/A; Culpeper County General District Court, 6/30/1983 - Preliminary Hearing; Testimony from Jessie L. Jackson and Curtis Reese Wilmore, 1983-06-30
File — Box: MSS 2017-01, Box 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This is a collection of copies of trial transcripts for criminal state trials, from Virginia, Missouri, Texas, and various other states, compiled by Professor Brandon L. Garrett. About half of the defendants in these cases were DNA exonerees, the most notable case being that of Earl Washington Jr., an African American man from Virginia who was wrongfully convicted of rape and murder, who spent seventeen years in prison and on death row before he was exonerated. The files in which the...
Dates:
1983-06-30
Virginia v. Earl Washington Junior, N/A, N/A, 1982-1983 - Plaintiff's exhibits; 3 Certificates of Analysis; Culpeper Police Incident Report, 1982-1983
File — Box: MSS 2017-01, Box 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This is a collection of copies of trial transcripts for criminal state trials, from Virginia, Missouri, Texas, and various other states, compiled by Professor Brandon L. Garrett. About half of the defendants in these cases were DNA exonerees, the most notable case being that of Earl Washington Jr., an African American man from Virginia who was wrongfully convicted of rape and murder, who spent seventeen years in prison and on death row before he was exonerated. The files in which the...
Dates:
1982-1983
Earl Washington Junior v. Edward Murray; No. 89-4013; Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, undated - Joint Appendix
File — Box: MSS 2017-01, Box 1
Scope and Contents
(folders 1-3 of 5)
Dates:
1977 - 2014
Virginia v. Earl Washington Junior; No. 840776; Supreme Court of Virginia, 3/20/1984 - Statement of the Nature of the Case and of the Material Proceedings in the Lower Court, 1984-03-20
File — Box: MSS 2017-01, Box 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This is a collection of copies of trial transcripts for criminal state trials, from Virginia, Missouri, Texas, and various other states, compiled by Professor Brandon L. Garrett. About half of the defendants in these cases were DNA exonerees, the most notable case being that of Earl Washington Jr., an African American man from Virginia who was wrongfully convicted of rape and murder, who spent seventeen years in prison and on death row before he was exonerated. The files in which the...
Dates:
1984-03-20