The Lorimer Case
The Lorimer Case
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He had been indicted in Sangamon county for per- jury, with respect to another and totally different transaction, and was advised by the sheriff of that county to employ a cer- tain firm of lawyers. Those lawyers contrived to have the in- dictment for perjury quashed upon an agreement with the State's Attorney that Holstlaw would sign a certain paper which they had prepared. In that paper, which was to procure his immunity from a just punishment for perjury, he first made this statement of this... transaction with Broderick, although he had not been ques- tioned by the grand jury about the senatorial election, and it bore absolutely no relation to the offense for which he had been indicted. That he was guilty of one crime I do not think ad- mits of the slightest doubt, but ke was relieved from the con- sequences of that crime by confessing that he had committed another. Not only, Mr. President, did they agree to allow Holstlaw to go unwhipped-of justice for an offense of which they had the ample and documentary proof, but they also agreed to give him immunity against any prosecution for the other crime which they thus induced him to confess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been indicted in Sangamon county for per- jury, with respect to another and totally different transaction, and was advised by the sheriff of that county to employ a cer- tain firm of lawyers. Those lawyers contrived to have the in- dictment for perjury quashed upon an agreement with the State's Attorney that Holstlaw would sign a certain paper which they had prepared. In that paper, which was to procure his immunity from a just punishment for perjury, he first made this statement of this... transaction with Broderick, although he had not been ques- tioned by the grand jury about the senatorial election, and it bore absolutely no relation to the offense for which he had been indicted. That he was guilty of one crime I do not think ad- mits of the slightest doubt, but ke was relieved from the con- sequences of that crime by confessing that he had committed another. Not only, Mr. President, did they agree to allow Holstlaw to go unwhipped-of justice for an offense of which they had the ample and documentary proof, but they also agreed to give him immunity against any prosecution for the other crime which they thus induced him to confess.
What to read after The Lorimer Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph W Joseph Weldon Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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