Mercy in Justice: Judge Alley on Probation and Mercy
In a reflective address Judge P. E. Alley defends probation and suspended sentences, arguing mercy tempered by law strengthens justice. He cites Supreme Court references, inspector reports, and personal anecdotes of judges and defendants to illustrate reformative outcomes and the need for individualized judgments.
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
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Peliz E. Alley
Notice to heirs and creditors of Jerry Willard estate
May 4 1930s notice states all owners of the estate must settle immediately. W R Badgett is appointed administrator of Jerry Willard deceased. the document seeks to plead in recovery of debts and property.
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W. R. Badgett
Jerry Willard
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