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: StandDown Texas ProjectThe Chicago Case of Alton Logan
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In the ABA Journal, Martha Neil has, "Inmate?s Freedom Hinges on Lawyers? Revelation That Dead Client Killed Guard in '82." It's an ethical situation that bears similarity to the resolution of Daryl Atkins' re-sentencing.Almost 26 years ago, as two Chicago public defenders were
representing a client accused of murdering two police officers, their
case suddenly got a lot tougher.
A lawyer defending another man accused of murdering a security guard
in an unrelated case told the two PDs that his client said that their
client, Andrew Wilson, was guilty of the security guard's murder, too.
And, when Dave Coventry and Jamie Kunz confronted Wilson, he admitted
the accusation was true, reports the Chicago Tribune.
"He kind of chuckled over the fact that someone else was charged
with something he did," recalls Coventry, now 64...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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"60 Minutes" Segment on the Local Case of Alton Logan
Alton Logan Free After 26 Years in Prison
Im Grenzbereich der Berufsethik
26 YEAR SECRET KEEPS INNOCENT MAN IN PRISON








