Word: pleadingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Unless he can secure this writ, which will cost about $1,000, French said he must be sentenced in Oregon. Although he must plead guilty, French thinks he will got a shorter and pleasanter sentence here, where two "liberally enlightened" Massachusetts judges have previously favored draft dodgers...
French plans, however, to waive the hearing. "In my case it's just a formality," he said. The case will then go to a Grand Jury for an indictment. If indicated, French then goes before a U.S. District Judge. Here, French says he will plead guilty, as required, if the case is to be tried outside of Oregon...
Both Dr. Shlakman and Dr. Slochower appeared before the board to plead for public hearing of the issues. Dr. Reiss was reported ill at his house...
French was granted a continuance until October 15 for a hearing. He will plead guilty and waive the hearing; two weeks later the Grand Jury will convene, but he will also skip that for the formal trial...
Trial will be held in about four or five weeks, and since he is going to plead guilty, all the judge will have to do is sentence...