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And however set the convictions of those who abhor Wagner, it would be a valuable book for them, too, to read.

Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, appears poised to join a defense motion to set aside the convictions.

Judge Monte Watkins declared a mistrial in June 2015 and set aside the convictions because one of the jurors had failed to disclose that he had been a victim of rape.

In perhaps the most famous decision that he wrote, Herndon v. Lowry (1937), Roberts set aside the conviction of an African American communist organizer convicted under a law that provided no clear standard of guilt.

The ruling set aside the conviction of Carol Anne Bond, an immigrant from Barbados who was convicted of trying to poison her best friend after she learned that the woman had been impregnated by Bond's husband.

Supreme Court set aside the conviction on a technicality.

(In one recent, outrageous case, a general had set aside the conviction of an Air Force colonel for aggravated assault).

Meanwhile, in early 2009, Mr. Holder asked the judge to set aside the conviction because of the discovery that prosecutors had failed to turn over potentially exculpatory evidence.

But in 2012, an appellate court judge set aside the conviction because her account of the assault "has some defects which cannot be ignored".

Mr. Scaring noted that the judge initially dismissed his motion to set aside the conviction without even hearing the prosecution's response.

On Monday afternoon Armidale local court set aside the conviction and listed the matter for mention on 12 September to fix a hearing date.