</s>IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the motions of the respondents Roy Hamilton and Charles Edmundson, made by and through their attorneys, the Honorable Armistead Clay and the Honorable Ezra Z. Bryan, at the conclusion of the Court's opinion, to reconsider the Court' s action and, in the alternative, to fix punishment, are hereby denied. To all of which the respondents respectfully except. JUDGE Oct. 11, 1963 as we were for Cott, 1968, Nunez Pro Time 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a series of legal and administrative records related to a criminal trial in Shelby County, Tennessee. It includes an order from Judge W. Preston Battle denying motions for reconsideration or punishment adjustment for respondents Roy Hamilton and Charles Edmundson. A separate court order outlines seating arrangements for a trial involving James Earl Ray, charged with murder and carrying a dangerous weapon. The document specifies media and public seating assignments in the courtroom, listing news organizations and their designated seats. Additional materials include copies of judicial orders (e.g., "Order on Scire Facias") and correspondence between James Earl Ray and his brother Jerry Ray, as well as letters from Ray to attorney Arthur Hanes. The text also references FBI and Memphis SAC case identifiers, along with other administrative notes.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (charged with murder and carrying a dangerous weapon)  
- Roy Hamilton  
- Charles Edmundson  
- Judge W. Preston Battle  
- Jerry Ray (brother of James Earl Ray)  
- Arthur Hanes (attorney)  

Key Locations:  
- Shelby County, Tennessee  
- Memphis, Tennessee  

Key Events:  
- Denial of motions for reconsideration or punishment adjustment by Judge Battle  
- Seating arrangement order for a criminal trial involving James Earl Ray  
- Issuance of judicial orders ("Order on Scire Facias")  
- Exchange of letters between James Earl Ray and his brother Jerry Ray, as well as Ray and attorney Arthur Hanes  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (Director, case identifier 44-38861)  
- Memphis SAC (case identifier 44-1983)  
- News organizations listed in seating assignments (e.g., Associated Press, National Broadcasting Company, Memphis World, etc.)

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44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_88-06-part_4_of_4.pdf

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