Closing statements in riot trials [The Luton Reporter: Tuesday, October 28th, 1919] Towards the end of the trials at Beds Assizes, the jury was asked by a defence counsel to say they was no evidence of riot up to 4 o'clock on July 19th. Justice Sir Arthur Greer ruled there was very clear evidence of riot at that stage. Read more about Closing statements in riot trialsLog in or register to post comments
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