Cultural Revolutions

versed by the U.S. Supreme Court inn1964, because his confession had beennobtained in the absence of a lawyer,nBernhard Goetz was concerned withn"right and wrong." Unlike convictednfelon Troy Canty, Coetz was also concernednwith the "truth," which Cantynpresented differently at each of hisnpublic appearances. Whether JudgenCrane, who ruled as . . .