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The Columbus Dispatch
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Columbus man admits to reduced charges
Justus Robertson's murder conviction was overturned after an appeals court found that his trial was unfair due to his visible leg shackles, which the jury saw during testimony. The court ordered a new trial on six charges, though his murder conviction remains intact. Robertson, involved in a shootout that resulted in a man's death, had his original sentence of life in prison without parole for at least 29 years nullified.
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