NUREMBERGE WAR TRIAL
LIMIT ON DEFENCE SPEECHES (Rec. 7.30 p.m.) NUREMBERG, June IS. The president, Lord Justice Lawrence, has announced that the War Crimes Tribunal has fixed a limit of 14 days for the final speeches by German counsel defending the accused He added that the four prosecuting teams had agreed voluntarily to limit their closing arguments to three days. Evidence for the defence has been heard in great detail. What was needed was not a detailed analysis of the evidence, but a concise review of the mam matters. . uuunsel immediately proB n^ , fift r V f<^h^r > ’" bunded and fifty.fourth day. Giving evidence in defence of s h*. h a ° Ua^',rei6 " Minister S in m Dr whose feeling that she had been destrted by the world and left to her fata was the main reason for what ta *5938 a ‘ U ’ e e ” d Ot 1937 and e,r ’ iy
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24902, 15 June 1946, Page 7
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