The Trial of Leopold and Loeb
GPTKB entity
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criminal trial
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films
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national media
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juvenile justice
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gptkb:Judge_John_A._McKinley
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gptkb:Chicago
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The Trial of Leopold and Loeb
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media coverage
future legal cases |
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gptkb:Bobby_Franks
gptkb:Nathan_Leopold gptkb:Richard_Loeb |
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social class issues
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numerous books
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public fascination
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expert witnesses
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controversial
murder philosophical debates a subject of academic study the death penalty debate the concept of free will analyzed in law schools a reflection of its time morality and ethics widely discussed in media the psychology of crime a topic of public debate a lasting legacy. the concept of moral responsibility significant public interest examined in documentaries the concept of privilege the role of parents significant legal implications the media's role in justice a kidnapping plot a profound effect on society a turning point in legal history lasting cultural impact the concept of youth crime the defense of insanity a_significant_event_in_Chicago_history |
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American_criminal_law
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| gptkbp:notableFor |
the use of psychological defense
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insanity defense
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gptkb:Clarence_Darrow
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life imprisonment
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| gptkbp:takes_place_in |
1924
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public protests
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two wealthy teenagers
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| gptkbp:was_a_response_to |
the nature of evil
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a media spectacle
ethical questions about defense strategies in_American_legal_history |
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Robert Crowe
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