Douglas daily dispatch

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Mexico City to Panama

Guatemala Venezuela

British Honduras Virgin Islands

Salvador Porto Rico

Honduras Santa Domingo

Nicaragua Haiti

Costa Rica Cuba

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suffered from delusions. But he would

j not delve into the province of medical

men, and evaded the technical terms.

After attempting further to support,

the “divine guidance" theory of the

defence, and touching on other testi

mony during the trial, Walsh stepped

close to the jury rail and told the

men and women arbiters that he was

v i “novice before the bar.” He had

j come here, however, “believing from

the depths of my heart” in the alv

i normal mind of his client.

One hour was occupied by Walsh in

I his address after which his assistant

j Richard Cantillon, took up the argu

ment on behalf of Hickman as tho

j hour for adjournment approached.

For twenty minutes, CafTtillon pre-

I sented a cuiet but rapidly delivered

i dissertation on the legal aspects of in

sanity trials, what he called the

prejudice against criminal defense

lawyers and the difficulties of such a

defense. He maintained that the “de

lusion type of insanity” had been es

tablished by a preponderance of de

fense testimony.

Abruptly, Cantilloli turned to the

court, and asked that he be permitted

!to continue his argument tomorrow

morning. Judge Trabucco assented

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Douglas daily dispatch. (1928). Douglas, Ariz., 1928-02-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020064/1928-02-09/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Douglas daily dispatch, 1928-02-09.