Lawyers C.B. King (from left), Donald Hollowell and Vernon Jordan (Courtesy photo: Clennon King)
The film recalls the work of attorneys C.B. King and Donald Hollowell in Jim Crow Georgia.
February 06, 2020 at 06:10 PM
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A district attorney in southwest Georgia is reviewing the 1960 death of an 8-year-old girl in a case that initially led a lawyerless young man to be sentenced to death less than three days after the body was discovered.
R. Victor McNease Jr., the top prosecutor in the Pataula Judicial Circuit, decided to reinvestigate the case after a documentary was released last year about the defendant’s 26-month legal fight to win his freedom.
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