Closing arguments: Attorneys for Potter women convicted of “Facebook Murders” want new trials
Grace Studer represented Jenelle Potter in post-conviction hearings seeking a new trial after Marvin “Buddy” Potter testified for the first time: “I committed the crime.” Studer argued his testimony was critical new evidence, and that under Tennessee’s criminal responsibility statute, the women could not have been convicted had the jury heard it. The defense also raised a conflict-of-interest claim against the original trial attorney.
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