Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee September 29, 1987 (State v. Black)
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United States · · · 29-09-1987
OPINION
JAMES C. BEASLEY, Special Judge.
The appellants seek relief from their convictions for rebellion with the intent to escape and resulting life sentences.
On January 16, 1984, Roger Black, William Black and William Thompson, who were lawfully confined in Guild 5 at the Middle Tennessee Reception Center in Nashville sought to escape therefrom.
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