Was Oswald denied Counsel by the Dallas Authorities ?

[John Iacoletti]

Here you go John:
https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh20/html/WH_Vol20_0171a.htm

That's an arraignment complaint.  It's an accusation, not a conclusion.  Exactly what investigation had been done on JFK's murder before 1:35 am on 11/23/63?

[Richard Smith]

We have made no progress as you continue to lie. No one disputes that Booth killed Lincoln as this was witnessed, but there is NO supporting evidence for the claim that LHO shot JFK or JDT. None.

You have no way of showing that LHO killed anyone. You're sunk.

In which you are ominously close to actually learning something!  Who would have thought it possible after so many examples to the contrary?  So you agree the Lincoln assassination is not an open case because the authorities are convinced of Booth's guilt and despite the fact that he received no trial, conviction, or legal counsel.  Sound familiar?  In addition the statue of limitations has not expired on the Lincoln assassination.  So that also addresses your prior erroneous argument that because there is no SOL on murder the matter must be considered an open case in the absence of a conviction.   Transfer those principles to the JFK assassination.  The only difference in circumstance is that you, as a fringe loon, don't accept the overwhelming evidence of Oswald's guilt.  The history books and Dallas authorities representing the voice of reason, however, have concluded that Oswald was the responsible party.  The case is closed on that matter. 

[Richard Smith]

That's an arraignment complaint.  It's an accusation, not a conclusion.  Exactly what investigation had been done on JFK's murder before 1:35 am on 11/23/63?

LOL.  Tell me you are not for real but just spoofing a conspiracy theorist.  There is no doubt whatsoever that the Dallas authorities had concluded that Oswald was responsible for the assassination.  They arrested and charged Oswald for that crime.  The DA responsible for prosecuting Oswald confirmed his belief in Oswald's guilt.  It is not necessary for you to accept that evidence, but to acknowledge that the Dallas authorities had reached that conclusion (whether you agree with their assessment or not as the opinion of a lone kook has no bearing on whether the official authorities consider this an open matter):

[John Iacoletti]

LOL.  Tell me you are not for real but just spoofing a conspiracy theorist.  There is no doubt whatsoever that the Dallas authorities had concluded that Oswald was responsible for the assassination.  They arrested and charged Oswald for that crime.

You can't be for real.  Arraigning somebody before the evidence is even finished being gathered and analyzed is not a conclusion.  It's just a decision to bring a case to trial.

  The DA responsible for prosecuting Oswald confirmed his belief in Oswald's guilt.

So what?  I'm sure he believed the same about the other 19 cases he prosecuted that were overturned.

[Tim Nickerson]

So what?  I'm sure he believed the same about the other 19 cases he prosecuted that were overturned.

Name the other 19 cases that Wade prosecuted that were overturned.

[John Iacoletti]

Name the other 19 cases that Wade prosecuted that were overturned.

My bad, it was 25 cases.

https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/2016/may/henry-wade-executed-innocent-man/

[Mike Orr]

He was the Wade in "Roe v. Wade" and he compiled a conviction rate that was so impressive that DA's ruefully called themselves the 7% Club . But now 7 years after Wades death, the Chiefs Legacy is taking a beating . Nineteen convictions--3 for murder--and the rest involving Rape or Burglary-- won by Wade and 2 successors who trained under him and have been overturned after DNA evidence Exonerated the defendants. About 250 more cases are under review.

No other County in America---and almost no State, for that matter---has freed more innocent people from prison in recent years than Dallas County, where Wade was DA from 1951 to 1986.

nbcnews.com/id/25917791/ns/us_news-crime_and_court/after-dallas-das-death-conviction
Associated Press updated 7/29/2008
John Iacoletti --- My bad it was 25 cases.  Good work John ---- There is no telling how many more will have their cases overturned.

[Tim Nickerson]

My bad, it was 25 cases.

https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/2016/may/henry-wade-executed-innocent-man/

Mary "Fake but accurate" Mapes? I ask you to name the 19 cases that Wade prosecuted that were overturned and the best that you can do is link to an article by a woman who was fired from CBS for fraudulent journalism? How pathetic.