Tunnel Vision - Trial And Error: An Untold Story - Couverture souple

Marshall, Robert

9781892941787: Tunnel Vision - Trial And Error: An Untold Story

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ISBN 10 : 1892941783 ISBN 13 : 9781892941787

Editeur : Algora Publishing, 2001

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"Tunnel Vision - Trial And Error" is a gripping true crime book written from death row by Robert Marshall, a New Jersey inmate whose case became widely known through the bestseller "Blind Faith" and the mini-series starring Robert Ulrich and Joanna Kerns. Back in 1989, "Blind Faith" captivated audiences, but the public never got to hear Robert Marshall's side of the story—until now. In this powerful narrative, Marshall argues that the commonly accepted version of events is deeply flawed. Many people have rallied behind him, sending letters of support. Algora Publishing, while remaining neutral on the legal aspects of his case, is honored to present Marshall's perspective. This insider's view of a notorious murder-for-hire case has sparked discussions about the death penalty and mandatory sentencing laws in New Jersey for over 25 years. Convicted in 1986 for what became known as the Parkway Murder, Robert Marshall insists that his trial was fundamentally unfair. "Tunnel Vision" challenges the accusations made by Joe McGinnis in "Blind Faith" and seeks to correct the record. This book raises significant questions about Marshall's case and the broader issue of the death penalty. It invites readers to reconsider the justice system, especially when one co-conspirator, who admitted guilt, received a lenient sentence, while another, who has maintained his innocence, was sentenced to death. The reader is encouraged to form their own conclusions. According to New Jersey Policy Reports, in April 2004, a federal court overturned Marshall's 1986 death sentence, ordering a new penalty phase trial due to serious concerns about how his private attorney handled the trial's penalty phase. Since then, public defenders have represented Marshall during his appeals process. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the decision to overturn Marshall's death sentence on November 2, 2005. Judge Irenas criticized Marshall's attorney for failing to provide competent legal representation. The documentary "Due Process: The Strange Case of Bobby Cumber," produced by Sandra King, won the Philadelphia Press Association's Television Feature Award on June 25, 2004. This NJN (New Jersey public television) feature delved into Bobby Cumber's conviction and the judge's assertion that he would have imposed a much shorter sentence if not for the mandatory minimum sentencing for conspiracy to murder. "Tunnel Vision - Trial And Error" is a compelling account that dives deep into the intricacies of legal battles, the complexities of the justice system, and the emotional toll on a man fighting for his life. Marshall's story goes beyond a personal narrative; it serves as a critique of a broken system, an examination of judicial mistakes, and a passionate plea for reform. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in true crime, legal dramas, and the ongoing debate over capital punishment. The book also sheds light on the social and political landscape of New Jersey during the late 20th century, a time when public opinion on the death penalty was deeply divided. Through Marshall's experience, readers gain insight into the human side of the legal process, where the consequences are life and death. It explores the psychological impact of a death row sentence, not only on the accused but also on their families and the community. The book raises critical concerns about the fairness and consistency of the justice system, especially in cases involving capital punishment. Marshall's story underscores the vital importance of competent legal defense and the tragic outcomes when justice falters. "Tunnel Vision" is a thought-provoking work that encourages readers to rethink their views on guilt, innocence, and the death penalty. It's not just a story of one man's struggle against the system but also a wider reflection on the American legal system and the urgent need for reform.

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