By Golden Finch
Title: Al Gurule Collection
Extent: 0.0 Boxes
August 30, 1970 Hispano Rally Erupts by Lee Margulies: A Mexican-American antiwar rally in East Los Angeles erupted in violence when looting nearby led to a riot lasting four hours (4 copies).
August 1970 Chicanos Released On Bond: A justice spokesman announced the Gonzales, Gurule, and others were released at midnight.
September 6, 1970 Gurule Blames L.A Police For Sparking Chicano Riot: Gurule returned to Pueblo and told his version of the riot at a press conference.
November 13, 1970 Gurule, Gonzales Show Up Late For Court Date: Gurule and Gonzales got lost in the Municipal Court building but were eventually guided to the right chamber. The warrant for thier arrest was retracted after they were located.
November 15, 1970 Trial of Gurule, Gonzales Resumes in L.A. Monday: Jury selection resumes on Monday (2 copies).
November 15, 1970 Gurule Case Dismissal Motion Is Turned Down: A judge denied motions to suppress evidence and force dismissal in the trial of Corky and Gurule.
November 18, 1970 Policeman Testifies In Gurule Trial: A police officer was the first witness called in the trial of Corky Gonzales.
November 20, 1970 Officer in Gurule Trial Says He Was Intimidated: Policeman Edward L. Sanchez testified he was intimidated by protesters.
November 1970 Policeman Testifies Gurule Dropped Gun on Truck Bed: A policeman testified that he saw a man drop a gun onth the bed of the truck during the riot.
November 1970 Witnesses Testify Gurule Was Not Concealing Gun: A Denver couple testified that both Gurule and Gonzales were not concealing weapons.
November 1970 Cesar Chavez Praises Gonzales In Los Angeles: Chavez praises and says he believes Gonzales.
December 2, 1970 Had No Gun When Halted Gonzales Says by Rudy Villasenor: Corky denied that he was in possession of a pistol when he was arrested on August 29th.
December 3, 1970 Rap Defense Tactics in Weapons Case: A prosecutor in the concealed weapon trials of Gonzales and Gurule accussed the defense of presenting "canned testimony ".
December 4, 1970 Jury Begins Delibrations In Gonzales-Gurule Trial: A Jury begans deliberations after 2.5 weeks of testimony.
December 5, 1970 Jury Deadlocks, Gonzales Retrial on Gun Charge Set: a jury of eight women and four men were dismissed after failing to reach a verdict in the Gonzales's trial.
December 5, 1970 Gurule Is Acquitted By Los Angeles Jury: Gurule had two cases in court and won both cases.
December 5, 1970 East L.A. Riot Weapons Case Ends: Jurors aquitted Gurule and are in a deadlock on Gonzales.
April 1971/Unclassified June 18, 2013 Guily verdict appealed-The 'Corky' Gonzales trial: Gonzales was convicted on charges of having a load gun in his possession.
Unknown date Gurule Is Scheduled To Go On Trial Today: Corky and Gurule are scheduled for trial on charges of carrying a concealed weapon.
Unknown date Gurule Acquitted in L.A by Bill Gagnon: Gurule won both of his classes.
Unknown date L.A. Police Release Names Of Coloradoans Arrested: Besides Gonzales, 27 others were also arrested. The names of the adult Coloradoans were released.
Unknown date Gurule's Attorney Jailed In L.A On Contempt Charge: Oscar Zeta Acosta was cited by Municipal Court Judge Joseph R. Grillo during a closed session in the judge's chambers and was sentenced to 24 hours in county jail.
Unknown date Gurule, Gonzales Accused of 'Canned Testimony': The defense was accused of offering unreasonable and unbelievably testimony.
