Word: transcripts
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...asked to leave the room. The Committee met for about 15 minutes. They then called us back, and Wilson said I would be allowed to stay. But if an article on the hearings were published, he said, "the Committee reserves the right, on its initiative, to publish a full transcript...
...Committee's tape recorder, not used in ordinary cases, was turned on. The Committee could publish the transcript if I wrote anything about the hearing, but Wilson said that Margolin would have a chance to gain access to a transcript only by applying to the Committee...
...receive a fair hearing I want to have a transcript that I know I could make public." Sheppard said...
...inquest may or may not solve the basic mysteries of the case-not all of the unanswered questions are legally relevant. If Kennedy is exonerated of any suspicion of guilt, the inquest and transcript will become public. Kennedy has promised his own report on the case if the judge's decision does not fully explain the incident. But there is also the possibility that Kennedy might face a grand jury. Although Massachusetts has no criminal-negligence law, Boyle is charged with finding out "when, where and by what means the person deceased came to her death," and whether...