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Judge to decide whether truck occupants’ prior acts admissible at Marc Wilson’s trial
Another hearing set for May 12, trial for June 27-July 1, two years after shooting death of Haley Hutcheson
The judge in the murder case pending against Marc Wilson still has to decide whether testimony regarding prior actions by young men who were in the truck with shooting victim Haley Hutcheson – and especially about one who asserts his Fifth Amendment right
In this file photo, William Marcus Wilson, left, takes his place as his defense team confers with one another during his immunity hearing on Wednesday, March 2. After another hearing Thursday, Judge Ronald K. “Ronnie” Thompson still has to decide whether testimony regarding prior actions by young men who were in the truck with shooting victim Haley Hutcheson will be admissible at trial.
The judge in the murder case pending against Marc Wilson still has to decide whether testimony regarding prior actions by young men who were in the truck with shooting victim Haley Hutcheson – and especially about one who asserts his Fifth Amendment right not to testify – will be admissible at trial.
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