Here is where the testimony of Jim Conley becomes the case of the state. By direct evidence again, the state will attempt to convince the jury, upon Jim Conley’s testimony, that the negro found the girl was dead, and not merely unconscious; that he called this out in fright to Frank, who was waiting on the guard near the front; that Frank ...
The evidence was flimsy and circumstantial — except for the detailed testimony of the prosecution's chief witness, Jim Conley. Frank, 29, was from New York and was Jewish — …
JIM CONLEY. The most startling and spectacular evidence in the case was that given by a negro, Jim Conley, a man 27 years of age, and one who frequently had been in the chain gang. Conley had worked at the Factory for about two years and was thoroughly acquainted with it.
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James Conley is a seasoned litigator whose practice focuses on defending the world’s largest retailers throughout California. James partners with his retail clients to serve their unique needs in the competitive retail environment, guiding them regarding the challenges that come with managing the largest workforces in the nation—which often exceed a million employees.
Prior to law school, James worked for the Executive Clerk of The White House in the West Wing. There, James advised the President on whether he was acting within his power under Article II of the Constitution during the signature of legislation.