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...Poupette as "an adventure neither of us took seriously." He conceded that he had already given her up in October 1957 - months before his father's murder - and had become engaged to an other girl, to whom he is now married. Jaccoud's attorney, flamboyant René Floriot, star criminal lawyer of the Paris bar, got André's agreement that he had had no dealings with Linda since his engagement...
...that Linda said had been taken at gun point, remarked that she seemed "perfectly tranquil and at ease." Conceded Linda: "Well, I didn't react." Did she consider the defendant capable of killing a human being? After some hesitation, Linda said, "I don't think so." Lawyer Floriot wrung from Linda the admission that she had taken a new lover since André, a young Belgian who worked for the Palais des Nations, and he left implicit the suggestion that if the jealous Jaccoud had been planning to kill anyone, it would have been the new lover...
None for the Road. In Paris, contending that a client charged with reckless driving on the way home from a nightclub had simply been too sober, Lawyer Rene Floriot asked the court to imagine sitting up until 5 a.m. "without letting champagne refresh your ideas and your palate," concluded: "Under these circumstances . . . a catastrophe is inevitable...
...order of the speakers to be determined by lot: "The Raven," Edgar Alian Poe Harold Artemas Packard '15. Speech of Sergeant Buzfuz, Charles Dickens Abraham Lincoln Lorenz '16. "The Man with the Hoe," Edwin Markham Louis Rubin '16. "Abraham Lincoln," Henry Watterson Andrew Johnson Richard Helmus '16. Maitre Raymond Floriot's Address to the Jury in Defence of his Mother, from "Madame X," Alexandre Bisson Sidney Burton Pfeifer '16. In Self-Defence, Robert Emmet Benjamin Woronoff '15. In Defence of his Son, Victor Hugo Evan Howell Foreman '16. "The Spell of the Yukon," Robert W. Service Henry Epstein '16. Mark...
...Pfeifer '16.--"Maitre Raymond Floriot's Address to the Jury," by Alexander Bisson...