Willingham appeal essay of 1300(+) words (8-12[+] paragraphs, approx.) is due, arguing that the defendant should get a new trial as based on the Grann reading (See attached) and anything else you find on internet or in Garrett that may be relevant, citing at least 13 specifics from Grann or other sources

Willingham appeal essay of 1300(+) words (8-12[+] paragraphs, approx.) is due, arguing that the defendant should get a new trial as based on the Grann reading (See attached) and anything else you find on internet or in Garrett that may be relevant, citing at least 13 specifics from Grann or other sources
All information must be cited in-text by author and, if relevant, title or date, and paper must have a works cited–all according to MLA or APA or other conventions
This rule includes citing-in-text all info./ideas/opinions, and not just quotations

You may write from a time perspective immediately prior to his execution, or assuming his execution and that he should have gotten a new trial