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John Murtha — Part 28
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Second, since the United States Supreme Court
has not yet expressly ruled on many of the legal issues
presented, and the issues raised are novel questions: of
great public importance, final review by that body is a
distinct possibility.
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Third, it is advantageous for this. court to have .
developed a complete record so that review on appeal can
be final, without the need for a remand to develop further
areas of possible inquiry. Already, enormous time. and
effort by all parties has been devoted to this case. Justice
to the. parties and to the public demands final resolution
on one trip through the appellate review system if that
is at all possible.
Fourth, the political, professional and business
careers of the defendants have been destroyed or at least
seriously compromised by the indictments, trials and convic-
tions. Whatever firial sentences might be- imposed, the ; _ 7
harm to these defendants from the mere fact of conviction . :
was significant, thereby requiring meticulous review of
every possible basis for vacating those convictions.
Fifth, although the cases before the undersigned
were tried in the Eastern District of New York under the
jurisdiction of the Second Circuit, all but one of the
defendants reside in New Jersey or Pennsylvania under the
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