He overrode the jury's life sentence and changed it to a death sentence.
Who is Judge Robert E. Lee Key Jr.?
The ________, found in the church basement, became an important piece of evidence because it gave Walter a strong alibi.
What is the flyer?
Stevenson goes here to meet with Myers.
What is prison?
He appealed unsuccessfully requested an appeal.
Who is Walter?
In Chapter 7, Mr. Stevenson suddenly call from __________, the man who provided the State's most damaging testimony and believes it became "the most significant break in the case."
Who is Ralph Myers?
Freedom Riders were primarily located in this region of the country.
What is the South?
They traveled on buses and trains to protest segregation.
Who were the Freedom Riders?
Stevenson files a request for an ___________ as a result of the evidence of multiple conspiracies by the police.
What is an appeal?
The trial is held in this city.
What is Montgomery?
He overcame drug addiction and became a Yale Law school graduate.
Who is Michael O'Connor?
Myers immediately does this when Stevenson mentions his testimony in the McMillan trial.
What is admits that he lied in court?
Stevenson finally meets the entire team of prosecutors and state investigators in this location.
What is Chapman's office in the Monroe County courthouse?
Bill Hooks was paid $5000 by ______________ to testify against Walter.
Who is Sheriff Tate?
Myers received this in exchange for his deceptive testimony against Walter.
Stevenson finds a flyer that places Walter here during the Morrison murder.
What is at his home hosting a fish fry?