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True West Magazine John Stiles Holliday Phillip Brassell was a doctor in Fayette County, Georgia in the years after the Civil War. And he was sick–tuberculosis, made worse by the climate. It’s likely that he consulted with the only other physician in the county about what to do. It’s not clear what Dr. John Stiles Holliday (photo) might have told him. But in 1870, Brassell took his family to Texas. Dr. Holliday’s nephew, a dentist, followed the same route when he was diagnosed with consumption a couple of years later. Dr. Brassell died in the Sutton-Taylor Feud.  Doc Holliday went on...

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An attorney for the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murder said a change of venue should have been granted and alleged prosecutorial and jury misconduct.

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Hennepin County, Minnesota (77WABC) – The attorney representing Derek Chauvin filed a motion, calling for a new trial in Hennepin County District Court on Tuesday. Chauvin Attorney Eric J. Nelson based the following on four core grounds: in the interest of justice, abuse of discretion which allegedly deprived the Defendant of a fair trial, alleged prosecutorial and jury misconduct, alleged errors of law at trial, and a verdict that attorney’s allege is contrary to law. “The specific bases for this motion include, but are not limited to the court abusing its discretion when it denied Def...