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Crimes - Criminals - Judges - Lawyers - Trials

Feb. 24, 1953 - The court of criminal appeals examines Violette Noziere's rehabilitation petition. Noziere received the death penalty in 1934 for poisoning and killing her father. President Albert LeBrun commuted her death sentence to a lesser one. Niziere lives an exemplary life now with her mother and paralyzed husband. She supports her family and has four children. Here, Noziere exits the trial

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13163335
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Appeals Commuted Examines Exemplary Exits Lebrun Lesser Noziere Paralyzed Penalty Petition Poisoning Rehabilitation Sentence Supports Violette


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