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Apr 19, 2023 Gina Strack (Utah State Archives)Jun 22, 2020 Utah State Archives and Records Service Dec 11, 2019 DonnaNoble888 Oct 29, 2019 Utah State Archives and Records Service	018 Page 18 Also the said charge and instructions of the Court so given upon its own motion is erroneous because it does not pretend to separate the facts from the law- nor can it be derived from said charge what portion is given as law and what is given as a recital of the alleged facts in said case-and the facts and law being mixed and mingled as they are-makes the said charge and each and every part thereof defective, objectionable, and eroneous-and the same taken as a whole mislead the Jury, and tended to and did prevent the Defendant from having a fair trial in said cause. Wm. W. Bishop J. C. Foster and Wells Spicer Attorneys for John D. Lee, Defendant	018 Page 18 Also the said charge and instructions of the Court so given upon its own motion is erroneous because it does not pretend to separate the facts from the law- nor can it be derived from said charge what portion is given as law and what is given as a recital of the alleged facts in said case-and the facts and law being mixed and mingled as they are-makes the said charge and each and every part thereof defective, objectionable, and eroneous-and the same taken as a whole mislead the Jury, and tended to and did prevent the Defendant from having a fair trial in said cause. Wm. W. Bishop J. C. Foster and Wells Spicer Attorneys for John D. Lee, Defendant

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