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Henry Hyde: “How many years would you permit to elapse between the trial and surfacing of this newly discovered evidence?”

On the recordFebruary 8, 1995
How many years would you permit to elapse between the trial and surfacing of this newly discovered evidence?
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Henry Hyde
Illinois

Editor's note · Context

Questioning the timeline for introducing new evidence in legal trials.

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