United States v. Graves
District Court, N.D. Iowa
At Law. Indictment of Rufus E. Graves under Rev. St. § 5209, for making false entries' in reports to the comptroller of the currency of the condition of a national hank of which he was president and director.
1Opinion of the Court
WOOLSOU, District Judge,
(charging jury.) I congratulate you.' that your labors in this case are so nearly ended; and I desire to as-j sure you that the court heartily appreciates your prompt and inter-ested attendance, and the careful attention yon have given to the] evidence as it has been introduced before you during this lengthy trial. Thus far your conduct has abundantly justified the system of jurisprudence which has as one of its most valued elements the trial by jury. In every civilized land the right of any man, charged with crime, to a trial by jury, is held sacred. In this great…
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