Word: legalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...information or they had gained great influence through the public honors that had been conferred upon them. . . . Accordingly they went into the open market to sell that information and that influence to those who were contending against the Government. Most of them disguised their transactions under the term 'legal services.' With that mask before them, they expected to escape detection, and even now have the effrontery to pretend that their action was ethical because it was performed in the capacity of attorneys...
...deny and repudiate such a doctrine. It is contrary to the ethics of the legal profession . . . and contrary to the spirit...
...unsuccessful plans in the Peace Award contest. Last week he attempted to file suit against Mr. Bok for $1,100,000-$100,000 for the prize he didn't receive, $1,000,000 for the publicity he didn't get. The attempt failed because of a legal technicality...
Sammy Bohne, second baseman of the Cincinnati National League baseball team, "only Jew in the major leagues": "In the Superior Court of San Francisco I filed application that my name, which is really Cohen, be changed to Bohne by legal edict...
...hurries to the scene and arives jus; after Peggy's missing friends. He is greeted with a shower of lies, all of which he is able to lay bare. The divorce proceedings follow directly. In the court Peggy protests her innocence, and in a passionate outburst, flays a legal system which demands the truth, but will use only so much of it as is applicable to the purposes of the prosecutor. In the final scene the writer of the anonymous letter is revealed, the husband returns, and all is finished as it ought...