Friedman v. City of Forest City

Some language in plaintiff’s brief relative to the trial judge and his conduct is improper. The record in this case shows the charges are not well founded. But complaints of the manner in which a judge conducts any trial should always be couched in respectful language.

Since 1930 plaintiff and her husband have occupied a dwelling in Forest City purchased and owned by her. Most of the property in the immediate vicinity is industrial. In 1939 Forest City constructed and has since operated a municipal electric plant in the block across the street from plaintiff’s home. Alleging the vibration and…