--THE ANXIOUS JURY 57
V.--THE STRENUOUS LAWYER 75
VI.--THE WORRIED CLIENT 93
VII.--PROGRAMS AND PLEADINGS 111
VIII.--PICKING THE JURY 129
IX.--OPENING THE CASE 149
X.--THE CONFUSED WITNESS 165
XI.--THOSE TECHNICAL OBJECTIONS 183
XII.--THE MOVEMENTS IN COURT 201
XIII.--ELOCUTION 219
XIV.--THE HEAVY CHARGE 235
XV.--THE TRUE VERDICT 251
XVI.--LOOKING BACKWARD 265
I
A Night Court
In the Night Court the drama is vital and throbbing. As the saddest
object to contemplate is a play where the essentials are wrong, so in
this court the fundamentals of the law are the cause of making it an
uncomfortable and pathetic spectacle.
The women who are brought before the Night Court are not heroines, but
the criminal law does not seem better than they.
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