UNUSUAL JUROR.
“CAN’T CONVICT ANYONE..” OUTSPOKEN TuDGE OR ANTS EXEMPTION. (Press Association.) NA IREK , Nov. G. “I have a fum belief that no man can be guilty of a crime,” said Neil Alexandra Atclnnes, when applying for exemption from service as a juror at the Supreme Court this morning. “Is it on religious grounds that you make this application asked .J udgo Ostlei. “I am not overburdened with religion, but I cannot convict- anyone,” replied Mclnnes. s“Aly idea is that a man with views like yours is not fit for citizenshin at all,” remarked the Judge, in granting exempt i op.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10737, 7 November 1928, Page 6
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