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Documents show that attorney Joe Tonahill fought hard for Jack Ruby, whom a jury ultimately found guilty and sentenced to die. Tonahill later submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, which, in 1966 reversed Ruby's conviction in Rubenstein v. State . The appeals court found that Joe B. Brown, the trial judge, erred by denying Ruby's motion to move the trial out of Dallas County. Ruby died of cancer in prison before the state could retry him.
November 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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