Last Studies in Criminology
Last Studies in Criminology
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' Such was the advocate who was to defend La Ronciere. His past successes gave good hope that, even in the face of the prejudice against his client, he might succeed in persuading a jury that La Ronciere was neither the writer of the anonymous letters, nor the perpetrator of the outrage on Marie de Morell. That prejudice was fed and encouraged by an act of injustice on the part of a newspaper, of which shortly before his trial La Ronciere was made the victim. The Gazette des Tribunaux, the lead...ing legal journal of Paris, obtained by some means a copy of the Act of Accusation against La Ronciere, and a fortnight before the opening of the Assizes published it in its columns. It introduced the document to its readers in these words: 'On Monday, June 29th, will commence the trial of a case which will occupy many sittings of the court, and is destined to take a notable place in our judicial records. The social rank of the prisoner, son of a Lieutenant-General, and nephew of a peer of France; the character of the crime and the refinement of perversity with which it was conceived; the dreadful audacity with which it was accomplished; the legiti- mate and sympathetic interest felt for a girl of sixteen, whose reason is hardly yet recovered from the shock of this nocturnal outrage, and whose evidence can only be heard at a night sitting of the court, because it is only after midnight that the unhappy girl enjoys a few lucid moments; the presence at the trial of the victim's family as partie civile', the anonymous letters with which the house of General de Morell was 127 Last Studies in Criminology inundated, the romantic and mysterious circumstances that surrounded them, and the astonishing opinion of the experts; all these things combine to excite the keenest interest on the part of the public and make this criminal trial noteworthy and remarkable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Such was the advocate who was to defend La Ronciere. His past successes gave good hope that, even in the face of the prejudice against his client, he might succeed in persuading a jury that La Ronciere was neither the writer of the anonymous letters, nor the perpetrator of the outrage on Marie de Morell. That prejudice was fed and encouraged by an act of injustice on the part of a newspaper, of which shortly before his trial La Ronciere was made the victim. The Gazette des Tribunaux, the lead...ing legal journal of Paris, obtained by some means a copy of the Act of Accusation against La Ronciere, and a fortnight before the opening of the Assizes published it in its columns. It introduced the document to its readers in these words: 'On Monday, June 29th, will commence the trial of a case which will occupy many sittings of the court, and is destined to take a notable place in our judicial records. The social rank of the prisoner, son of a Lieutenant-General, and nephew of a peer of France; the character of the crime and the refinement of perversity with which it was conceived; the dreadful audacity with which it was accomplished; the legiti- mate and sympathetic interest felt for a girl of sixteen, whose reason is hardly yet recovered from the shock of this nocturnal outrage, and whose evidence can only be heard at a night sitting of the court, because it is only after midnight that the unhappy girl enjoys a few lucid moments; the presence at the trial of the victim's family as partie civile', the anonymous letters with which the house of General de Morell was 127 Last Studies in Criminology inundated, the romantic and mysterious circumstances that surrounded them, and the astonishing opinion of the experts; all these things combine to excite the keenest interest on the part of the public and make this criminal trial noteworthy and remarkable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Henry Brodribb Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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