The People v. McKinlay

On April 6, 1937, an information and petition for a rule to show cause why respondent, Robert W. McKinlay, should not be punished for contempt of court was presented to the criminal court of Cook county, charging respondent with corrupting a juror in the case of People v. Zintak, pending in the criminal court. Leave was given to file the information together with one hundred and thirty-five interrogatories and the court ordered respondent to answer each of them. Pursuant to the court’s order, respondent filed a sworn answer in which he categorically denied each charge in the information and…