
THE WEST MEMPHIS THREE are set for a hearing for an appeal.  (JESSIE MISSKELLY, DAMIEN ECHOLS and JASON BALDWIN) were convicted of the 1993 ROBIN HOOD HILLS MURDERS (West Memphis, Arkansas) with zero evidence.
FROM 
WM3.ORG: 
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| Hearings for the WM3 Scheduled for 
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April 15, 2008 
 
 
  At 9:30 Tuesday 
morning the courtroom filled with attorneys and supporters of the West Memphis 
Three.
 
  However, by 10:00, just 30 minutes later, the hearing was over 
and rules were laid out.
 
  Judge David Burnett started the morning by 
telling attorneys for both the state and the defense that any further contact 
with the media would result in contempt of court.
 
  He also noted that 
he is ready for the case to be closed once and for all.
 
  Prosecuting 
Attorney Brent Davis told the judge that he had just received an amended filing 
of Damien Echols Act 1780 petition and would need time to review and respond to 
it.
 
  Judge Burnett gave Davis 60 days to respond to this 
motion.
 
  However, any further motions were given 45 days to be filed 
and 30 days to be responded to. Those motion include Rule 37 motions being filed 
by Jessie Misskelley and Jason Baldwin's attorneys.
 
  Judge Burnett
told the lawyers that he wanted all motions filed by May 30th and the State to 
respond by July 15th.
 
  While both sides argued that this may not be 
enough time, the judge stayed firm and told them that this was all of the time 
they were getting.
 
  Finally after looking at schedules, hearings for 
the West Memphis Three motions were scheduled for September 8th through October 
3rd.<
 
  Outside the courtroom attorneys held to the judge's orders 
and refused comment to the media, but we did get response from those in 
support.
 
  Lori Davis, Echols' Wife, told Region 8 News, "I'm happy 
that it's going. I'm happy that it is finally getting its day in court. Really 
that's the news from our side, we are just happy to see it moving along."  
 
Thanks-Stay Metal, Stay Brutal-Free The West Memphis Three- \m/ -l- 
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