Word: courtroom
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...slips they held, each of which warns "Hereof fail not at your peril." Five men who had never received a formal summons sat locked in the jury pen at one side of the bench. And three blue-jacketed ushers stood ready to boost people to that part of the courtroom demanded by procedure...
...familiar figure around Washington courtrooms these days: Earl Browder 59, former head of the U.S. Communist Party. Out on bail awaiting a contempt of Congress trial, at which he has announced he will be his own defense attorney, Browder is currently busy boning up on courtroom dialectic...
...Schnapps & Blutwurst. The Führer's revenge, as executed by Huppenkothen, was aired by broadcast from the Munich courtroom last week, for all Germans to hear...
Felix Frankfurter, associate justice of the Supreme Court, spoke about the importance of Harvard Law School training yesterday in an informal talk at Langdoll Courtroom...
...after another, through the same Manhattan courtroom where Alger Hiss first came to trial, paraded the witnesses in the trial of William Remington, onetime Department of Commerce economist who quit his job last year to avoid being fired. The charge was the same: perjury. Remington had told a grand jury that he had never been a Communist. Behind the formal charge was the same, even graver accusation that Remington had passed on Government secrets to a Red spy ring...