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I printed and framed that passage. It remains in my chambers.
The grand jury in Macon returned the indictment eleven months later.
It was sixty-three pages long. Dalton Voss was charged with nine counts of deprivation of rights under color of law, the federal civil rights statute that makes it a crime for anyone with a badge to violate a person’s constitutional rights. The counts included my arrest, the arrests of Deacon Earl Simmons and Rufus Tate, and the death of Hattie Greene. Officialbadge holders
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