</s>104-10129-10348 RAY FAILS IN MOVE Judge Faquin offered to JFK ACI throw open the hearing to for the attorneys presenting FOR SECOND TRIAL CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO the attorneys' representation DECLASSIFICATION ANDIOR would not explain why the al- LELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT LELEASE 2'7 MAY 1969 legations about the pressure had but the attorneys' representative Judge in Memphis Rules He Robert D. Dowyer, the pro- Gave Up Right to Appeal Curtor, on Page 13, the morning When Pleading Guilty Contained on Page 14, Cumming NEW YORK TIMES MEMPHIS, Tennessee, May 26- C. Faquin Jr. ruled today that C. Fauquin Jr. argued that Arthur right of appeal gave up his when he was guilty to his when he gave up to Martin Luther King Jr. the judge threw out Dr. Ray's recedured court jury. Dr. Martin ordered the judge, 4-year- recedued court jury to the Ten- Nashville to continue serving during the session. Ray. whose weight is the risen from two months of solitaire from: two months to solitaire. state quality behind his lawyers. State prosecutor introduced state inquiry has introduced ment by Ray requesting that he he return for the 90-year sentence and agreeing to request the would ask for a new trial. ask for the new trial, Legal Technicalian, such legal technicalian, and agreement, were legal and blinding in Tennessee. He cited sions in behalf of this position. held the promise of being had forum for the story that he he pleaded guilty because of he who pleaded guilty because that legal technicalities, got beyond legal technologies. At the start of the hearing, at the time of hearing. alllegations that Ray's former lawyer, Percy Foreman of ray Falin Piers New Times TUESDAY, Tuesday, May 1, July 1, 1969. Judge Orders For Him Back to Jail! Ray Falin the court of the jury, he was convicted by the jury. He is not guilty of the of the jury's conviction. He was not guilty to the jury of the murder, he is guilty of

Summary: The text contains fragmented legal proceedings involving Ray Falin, who was convicted by a jury but later had his right to appeal waived. Judge C. Faquin Jr. ruled on May 26, 1968, that Falin gave up his right to appeal after pleading guilty to charges related to the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The document references a court session in Memphis, Tennessee, where legal technicalities and arguments about a new trial were discussed. It mentions state prosecutors introducing evidence and legal representatives advocating for procedural adjustments. The text also includes unclear references to JFK ACI (possibly a misprint or unrelated entity), dates such as May 1, 1969, and mentions of media outlets like the New York Times and Memphis newspaper. Some content appears to be administrative or form-related, including declassification markings and document identifiers like "104-10129-10348."  

Key People: C. Faquin Jr., Ray Falin, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Percy Foreman (former lawyer), Legal Technicalian  
Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee; Nashville; New York City  
Key Events: Conviction of Ray Falin for murder of MLK, waiver of appeal rights, legal arguments over new trial, court session on May 26, 1968  
Key Organizations: State prosecutor's office, legal technical team, media outlets (New York Times, Memphis newspaper)

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