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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

12

Speer Attacks DOJ Examiner Scrutiny of Judges

Judge Emory Speer at the Iowa Bar meeting denounces federal examiners in the Justice Department as an intolerable intrusion on judicial independence. He argues the power to investigate judges usurps authority, taints reputation, and undermines constitutional safeguards, urging limits on inquisitorial inquiries without notice or charges.

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Fight Over Judicial Independence Echoes Through Time

Contested lines between branches of government spark debate on attorney general powers and the protection of an independent judiciary. The piece laments threats from mobs and partisan pressure, urging judges and lawyers to uphold constitutional integrity amid criticism.

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Speer Speech and Justice Probe Stir Congress

The document outlines a probed inquiry into Judge Speer and the department of justice. Special Investigator Lens and aides attend court as the judge speaks. Contempt of court discussions arise as McReynolds and fellows face critique during the legal proceedings.

Hartford Woman Dies Sudden Death at Clergyman's Home

Mia Morris Older, 72, a prominent Hartford woman, died suddenly at Rev. Israel Spivack's residence after visiting about his illness. The clergyman died moments later, reportedly from heart disease, following the alarming event.

Hartford Conn Mia Morris Older Israel Spivack

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