People v. Wahad
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*313Defendant, a professed leader of the Black Panthers, was convicted in the May 19, 1971 machine-gun shooting of two police officers, Thomas Curry and Nicholas Binetti. The conviction was affirmed by this court (51 AD2d 891 [1976] [without opn]) and by the Court of Appeals (42 NY2d 421 [1977] [with opn], cert denied 434 US 987 [1977]).
As a result of a Federal civil rights action commenced in December of 1975 (Moore v Federal Bur. of Investigation, Dist Ct, SD NY, 75 Civ 6203) the defendant received, during the ensuing 13 years of litigation, more than 300,000 pages of documents from the FBI and…
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