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22 years later, Roosevelt Myles finally gets hearing next week

After decades of delays, legal battles and three judges, Roosevelt Myles, the wrongfully convicted Chicago man who was granted a hearing 22 years ago by an appeals court, will finally have his day in court next week. The three-day evidentiary hearing will take place at 10:30 a.m. at the Leighton Criminal Courts building under Judge … 22 years later, Roosevelt Myles finally gets hearing next week Read More »

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