</s>104-10129-10362 SECRET (When Filled in) FILE NO. TYPE REFERENCE DOCUMENT PAGE ANALYSIS" OR CHARGEOUT 25 JAN 1969 NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK TABLES JUDGE SAYS BEVEL Ray's until is scheduled to start. JUDGEE SAYS REVEL. May's until it is scheduled for start. March 3, 1945. Made the statement: after the execution of a man who was can't defend the following law. CAN'T DEFEND RAY after the trial is scheduled at start. Court Rejects Legal Role after the court's decision, the court will be after the jury's decision. court rejects legal role. for Ex-Aide of King. to be permitted. He was the first person, then the jury. to be punished. He will be the MEMPHIS, Jan. 24 (AP) to be penalized. He may be for the prisoner. He is the for the defendant. He has the MEMPIHIS, Court-Courts-Jared (AP). charge of the prisoner's trial. to the defendant's trial, he will be to be sent to the court. He MEMPHS, Court. J.R. (AP), the defendant James-Ray (AP] on the visit at Mr. For- the defendant. James-R. Ray) the defendant's court-James-Ray. son. He judge at the trial. For the the assassination of Ray. Ray last Saturday at Mr .- For- This, the judge said, "As- the execution of the trial will be Ray. Last Saturday at the court- this. He gave evidence said, as- home. He came here Thursday. this, the jury said. He which included officials of the his judge said. that he could prove. Beyond a the judge's evidence would as- which included officers of the the court. Ray's wife had been as- that he would have to be the judge. He could prove, "Beyond a the judge said that the <loc_251><loc_466>that he should do justice." He the court's chief defense law. <loc_248><loc_510>that he said "The judge said "He could prove." that he couldn't be the judge "People should do Justice" he <loc_594><loc_509>people should do "justice" he <loc_594><loc_521>carrier in the chief.

Summary: The text contains fragmented and illegible entries related to a legal proceeding involving an individual named "Ray" in Memphis, Tennessee. Mentions include a judge's statements about justice, the defendant's trial, and references to officials or officers involved. Dates such as March 3, 1945, and January 24 are noted, though context is unclear. The text appears to reference a court case where the defendant (possibly James Earl Ray) was charged with an offense, with discussions about legal arguments, jury decisions, and judicial rulings. Some phrases are incomplete or corrupted, such as "the execution of a man who was can't defend the following law" and repeated mentions of "people should do justice." The document includes references to Memphis courts and appears to involve a trial where the defendant's legal role and potential punishment were debated.  

Key People: James Earl Ray (defendant), judge, jury, officials/officers, Ray's wife  
Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee  
Key Events: Trial of James Earl Ray, judicial rulings on legal defense, jury deliberations, court proceedings related to justice and punishment  
Key Organizations: Court system (Memphis courts)

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