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Lawyer Walsh Defends Contempt Jury Trial Debate
Helena letter from Thomas J Walsh defends proposed jury trial for indirect contempt. He argues Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Oklahoma statutes show juries can decide contempt penalties when out of court, cites Taft Beale and Stimson. He notes the issue is constitutional federal versus state court power and references historic cases and debates.
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Bourquin
Taft
Oklahoma
Judge
Peck
Missouri
National House of Pepmememiat
Ageine Jucce
Naries F&wayne
Kioritée
Gome
Cnarice Swayne
Denis Aineieen
Pensacok
Bececchie
Supreme Court
T J. Walsh
John F. Forbis
LL. Orvis Evans
United States
England
America
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
New Mexico
Arnold
McClaugherty
W. Va
State
Commonwealth
General Assembly
United States Senate
Congress
Helena
Shepherd
Hunt
Heinze
Sanborn
B. & RB. M. Company
M. O. P. Company
Fed
Enterprise Foundry Company
Iron Molders’ Union
N. W
Khow
Legislure
Carter
Supreme Court of the United States
Vtn
United States Circuit
District Courts
Act of Congress
Louisiana
Passin
Bourquins
Bradley Vs. State
S. FE
Sea
Territory of
Smith
Massachusetts
John
Dennis
Gentleman's
Gentleman's Sheep
Montana
Treasury
Knowles
Cruse
Freeman
Debs
Valley County
Spokane
Boise
Whitson
Dietrich
Senate
Platt
Connecticut
Hoar
Frederick Jesup Stimson
Harvard University
Joseph H. Beale
Law Department
Chicago University
Harvard Law Review
Ninevah
Tyre
Old Commonwealth
Charles J. Moore
Justice Miller
Woodbury
Dillon
Cooley
New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals
Jackson
Marshall
Tennessee
Federa
Knox
Judge Bourguin
T. J. Walsh