The Schroder trial
bottom facts and leading incidents connected with the killing of Dr. Alfred LeFevre, and the trial and disgraceful acquittal of the Slayer : undoubted innocence of the deceased : the veiled woman that threatened to have revenge and how she accomplished her threat : true theory as to the cause of the killing, as gathered from evidence adduced, evidence excluded and evidence suppressed : why Mrs. Schroder was not called as a witness : valuable discovery in the law of evidence : an entirely new, convenient and perfectly safe mode of proving by one's own wife, a criminal intimacy (which never occurred) between herself and her imaginary paramour in order to justify the killing of the latter : without subjecting the dear creature to the mortification of a cross-examination, or to the perils of a prosecution for perjury : the author's object in publishing this pamphlet is not to villify the guilty living, but to vindicate the memory of the slandered dead : dedicated to the lovers of truth, justice and the impartial administration of the law
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Publication
1880 - [s.n.], U.S.?, United States
Language
English
Word Count
5,250 words, Guess
Page Count
21 pages
Physical Format
[electronic resource] :
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60776253M
- OCLC Control Number506049103
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Places
People
Series Statement
- Making of modern law
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- The Schroder trial: bottom facts and leading incidents connected with the killing of Dr. Alfred LeFevre, and the trial and disgraceful acquittal of the Slayer : undoubted innocence of the deceased : the veiled woman that threatened to have revenge and how she accomplished her threat : true theory as to the cause of the killing, as gathered from evidence adduced, evidence excluded and evidence suppressed : why Mrs. Schroder was not called as a witness : valuable discovery in the law of evidence : an entirely new, convenient and perfectly safe mode of proving by one's own wife, a criminal intimacy (which never occurred) between herself and her imaginary paramour in order to justify the killing of the latter : without subjecting the dear creature to the mortification of a cross-examination, or to the perils of a prosecution for perjury : the author's object in publishing this pamphlet is not to villify the guilty living, but to vindicate the memory of the slandered dead : dedicated to the lovers of truth, justice and the impartial administration of the law
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