Hal Turner acquitted in Hartford Trial
September 16, 2011 by americafarm
State of Connecticut v. Turner, CR09-63265-T, Superior Court of Connecticut (Hartford)
The jury let Hal Turner off. Nothing happened to the “victims”. There was no violent crime. Words are not violent crimes. Words are not actions. Men have a right to express an...
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