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On Tuesday, April 12, the front-page headline read, Fritz Found Guilty in Carter Murder.

Ron Williamson, who is also charged with first degree murder in Carters murder, is scheduled to be tried here on April 21.

Grisham John-Innocent Man The - Epub - Zeke23 Trial Mentioned Rons

In fact, all six articles covering the Fritz trial mentioned Rons involvement and upcoming trial.

If one co-defendant is found guilty, how could the other one get a fair trial in the same town.

The judge was worried that the defendant might be disruptive, a valid concern given his history.

As Ron stood before the bench, the judge said, I want to see where we stand on your attendance tomorrow and make sure that when youre here that there wont be any disturbances.

Its kind of like a sporting event as far as the adversary process.

Each side has an opportunity to be on offense, and they have the opportunity to be on defense, but you cant take issue with the fact that each side gets these opportunities.

Virtually the same witnesses would be used, and in much the same order.

But in the next trial, the state had two additional advantages.

First, the defendant was mentally incompetent and prone to knock over tables and blurt out obscenities, behavior that most people, including jurors, frowned on.

Since the court-appointed co-counsel, Baber, had withdrawn from the case April 1, there had been no replacement.

Barney was sick of Ron Williamson and frustrated with the sheer number of hours the case was draining away from his other, paying clients.

He arranged to have his son, not a lawyer, sit closely behind Ron at the defense table.

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