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Date Posted: 12:27:52 10/01/02 Tue
Author: Daniel
Author Host/IP: 1Cust3.tnt1.waldorf.md.da.uu.net / 67.201.24.3
Subject: Defending 2 women who murdered a jogger

Mr. Hennessy,
Would you mind refreshing my memory regarding the case in Calvert County where the two women you defended struck and killed a man jogging on Broomes Island Road?
Thanks,
Daniel

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[> Read the Constitution -- Mary, 13:50:53 10/01/02 Tue (secureonlineaccess.he.net/65.19.131.218)

Daniel, In response to your post direct your attention to the Bill of Rights of the Untied States Constitution, which guarantees that the accused shall enjoy the right of a fair trial.

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[> Reply to Daniel -- W. Louis Hennessy, 14:08:15 10/01/02 Tue (cache-mtc-ac09.proxy.aol.com/64.12.96.78)

I represented a woman whom was a passenger in a car. The car's driver struck a jogger and fled the scene. She plead guilty (against my advice) and received a sentence at Jessup.

I recommended that she not plead guilty because as a passenger she was not culpable in my mind. This was a tragic case with tragic consequences. She is currently serving her sentence.

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