TAMM, Circuit Judge:
In 1956 appellant, Edward James, was sentenced to a term of from 15 years to life on a conviction for second degree murder, following a 37-day trial in which he and two co-defendants were tried under a first degree murder indictment. Four years later appellant filed a post-conviction motion pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255 (1970), alleging that evidence unlawfully seized at the time of his arrest (or shortly thereafter) was introduced at his...
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