The Supreme Court decided to hear the case of Illinois v. Allen in part because of their behavior.
The Supreme Court decided to hear the case of Illinois v. Allen in part because of their behavior. While David Dellinger sat quietly in a tweed suit, others cursed openly and accused Julius Hoffman of fascism. There were originally eight but Bobby Seale had his trial severed early on. For ten points identify this group of defendants that included Tom Hayden and Abbie Hoffman who were charged with conspiracy following the 1968 Democratic Convention.
The Supreme Court decided to hear the case of Illinois v. Allen in part because of their behavior.
{Chicago Seven} (accept {Conspiracy} {Seven} and accept {Chicago Eight} before “eight” is mentioned)