The Third Degree debate lingers in Los Angeles theater talk
Police chief and officers challenge the portrayal of coercive interrogation in the play The Third Degree. The article discusses alleged police logic scenes, possible hypnosis, and the ethics of evidence, noting reactions from theater figures and planned world tour comments.
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Stick to the Farm Poem Parody From New York Sun
A poem by McLandburgh Wilson from the New York Sun mocks repeated calls to rural life. It contrasts presidents, a union leader, clergy, and a doctor urging rural stay with ironic visions of city life and progress.
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Hypnotist on Train Claims Control Over Conductor
A crazed man in Ypsilanti Michigan attempted to hypnotize a Michigan Central conductor on a train. He praised the conductor for honesty and punctual ticket money handling, then warned of the danger if he released the hypnotic condition.
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Michigan Central
Issengers
Choice of Three Dames Told by a Wise Judge
A young man seeks help selecting among three ladies Esmeralda Eulalie and Evangeline. The wise judge notes clocks at each house and deduces Evangeline loves him best since her clock runs fast. The tale ends with the judge declaring Evangeline the true love.
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Judge Intervenes in Veniceman Examination
The judge directly questions the veniceman as the attorney presses for answers. The exchange centers on whether the witness understands the questions and can provide the requested information. The scene underscores judicial supervision during the testimony.
No Opinion Expressed By Venireman in Trial Inquiry
A venireman replies to a judge that he has not expressed any opinion on the defendant’s guilt or innocence. He notes he has known the defendant for 30 years and would not reveal such views. The exchange concerns whether jurors should disclose personal beliefs during voir dire.
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Fis
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