Paris Caillaux trial verdict likely two to five years
The Paris trial of Mme Caillaux nears verdict with experts predicting a light sentence from two to five years and possible respite for a first offense. Interest centers on a drama interpretation by Henri Bernstein inspired by the case and the controversial private letters.
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Calmatte
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Calllaux
Catlaux
Palais de Justice
Henri Bernstein
Ign
Bernstrin
Alsa
Aueh
Gueydan
Brisux
Lawyers Say French Trial System Won't Do in U S
New York lawyers reading accounts of Mme Callaux trial warn the inquisitorial French system would be ill suited to American practice. They note burdens of proof, spectator influence, and differences in evidence rules versus Anglo Saxon adversarial procedure. Statements from Frank Moss John F McIntyre and George Gordon Pattie favor the U S approach while acknowledging the French method reflects Roman roots.
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Paris
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England
Baltin
Century-Long Quality Promised in Race Jewels and More
A local ad proclaims over a century of top standards across Race Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Plated ware and Stationery. It notes that inspection does not imply any obligation to buy.
The Complicated Affair of Calliaux and Ri Ri
M Calliaux confesses a strained marriage and a hidden affair as he weighs divorce, political duty, and personal happiness. He writes of passion, prudence, fear of scandal, and the need to preserve independence, love, and party loyalties amid a fraught personal crisis.
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M. Calliaux
le Mans
Parle
M. Calllaum
Dinard
Parnapg
Paris Trial Drama Over Blackmail Letters Edges Toward Close
A Paris court hears dramatic letters from Mme Caillaux amid a high profile political murder case. The proceedings reveal emotional testimony and clashes over medical opinions on Calmette's death. The scene includes fainting, courtroom turmoil, and disputes between Labori and defense physicians as the trial nears adjournment.
Chicago Women Lawyers Expect Mme Caillaux Acquittal
Chicago women lawyers voice varied views on the Paris trial of Mme. Caillaux for shooting M. Calmette. Some support acquittal as justified, while others warn against leniency for female murderers, urging justice and equality under the law.
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Chicago
Mme. Caillaux
Mme. Calllaux
Siply
Fia
Shete- Beau- Hiul
Mia Alice Hagerton
Calllaut
Duel Threat Looms Over French Court Drama
In Paris July 2 officials reported a melodramatic court scene as Judge Louis Albanel challenged colleague Judge Dagoury to a duel after a dispute over Mme Henriette Calliaux murder case evidence. The duel was suspended pending permission from the minister of justice. The two judges sat in silence, tensions lingering.
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