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Terry, what's going to happen here today? Well, uh, this morning they're going to arraign 10 at a time. All of those who were arrested out at San Francisco State College yesterday and who are now out of custody than following this arraignment. Judge Falconio plans to move

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up to a different department up on the sixth floor and arraigned. I think it's about 100 who are still left in custody, arraigned those we'll ask to put the plea over for several weeks until we can get something organized by way of defense and a general

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attack on this whole unconstitutional policy of putting an end to the First Amendment at San Francisco State College. Are you going to have to represent one student at a time? Are you going to try to represent all 400 some out of the same? Well, technically, I

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am the attorney for the Associated Students. So you might say I have 449 clients, but I obviously can't do that. And there's numbers of lawyers who have volunteered are anxious to upset by what's happened and are anxious to get involved in the cases so everybody will

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have counsel. They plan, as I understand for trial to break them up into groups of 10. And it's my information that the district attorney is going to insist on jury trials so they will go to Juries in groups of 10 unless we can knock out the

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whole arrest on the basis of this unconstitutional Fiat out there. So one way it boils down to 44 trials, it could do that and then with hung Juries, that could add up to more than that. All right, everybody, that's my number, can mhm how much they

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took her. And then they took her to solitary confinement. And so when we found out about it, we made a lot of noise and we chanted, Let her out, let her out! And then they came and they offered us a bribe about our dinner. They said

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that if if we'd stop making noise, they service our dinner and we said that wasn't what we wanted. We wanted the girl out of solitary confinement because she was tricked, and so then they turned the fire hoses on us. What kinds of noises were you making?

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As Allison said, we were chanting, Let her go Let her go. And clapping our hands and banging on the cell. And they turned fire hoses on you. Yes, they brought fire hoses and ran them for about 10 minutes on all the girls in the cell tried

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to hit her over the head with the hose and they hit me. I put my hands over her head to protect her, and they hit me in his thumb and broke my thumb with the nozzle. The hose. Who was doing those two guards? Men guard, not

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matrix men guard. The water hose was used to wash down a condition that the girls had created. What was that, sir? They had urinated in the dayroom and made a mess. They they did get wet, some of them. But that was their own doing. They could

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have escaped it, but they did not. They said the water hoses were brought in in response to noise that they were making about certain of their people being put in solitary confinement. That is their version. Uh, that isn't true. What about the Were people put in

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solitary for these misdemeanor offense. One or two girls who were particularly disturbing