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Each
motion should contain a section that pictures the accused favorably.
Sometime this can be accomplished by describing the accused,
although this is not the only way to picture the accused favorably.
In a motion to exhume the body of the victim we once used the
section about the accused to express his sympathy with the victim and to
distant the accused from the acts of counsel in seeking to have the body
of the victim exhumed.
This section
about the accused in that motion seeking to have the body of the victim
exhumed reads as follows.
Examples of About the Accused (Note, this is only a
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XVI.
DOUGLAS PALMER WISHES TO EXPRESS REMOURSE |
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155.
Counsel for Douglas Palmer prepared this amended and
consolidated motion and gave a copy to Douglas Palmer. He
also has received a copy of the District Attorney's motion to
disqualify Judge Pirtle and the answer to this motion filed by his
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156.
Douglas Palmer was asked about changes or suggestions to these
legal papers and Douglas Palmer has requested his counsel add this
section. He wants counsel to say to the family and friends
of Mr. Merriman that he regrets not only what happened to Mr.
Merriman, but he regrets that his counsel are finding it necessary
to disturb Mr. Merriman's remains from their final resting place. |
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| Douglas
Palmer, in his words, wishes to say, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry
about all of this." |
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