THE SUPREME COURT.
OHRISTCHURCH SITIjNGS
DR. RUSSELL FOUKIKNOT GTJILTY
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; Dr. C. J.- Russ.Kl,:M.D. 4! waei 'bclqr.e tliie.Supreme Court thi©,nlorning,: charge pdwitli attemjHipg^tp procure abortion., Mr. Stringer, lv t C-v who appeared for the Crown, said ..tjhug principal evidence, that of the girl, would be. corrohor-ated by evidence as, to.tiie visit of the girl ■po Russell's.hoii^fei; aiM also a previous visit -by'- 6ne- SfehJ.ey Rcfbinson. Robinsodhimfielf: %'ab'sefit ' h'^m the Dpmi.nr ionv and could not "be Called, but his brother would give, evidence!, r^ After the Hearing'of the evidence the acciised was found not guilty. ; ...;'", 1:.. k .■.'.. .
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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13647, 12 February 1913, Page 7
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100THE SUPREME COURT. Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13647, 12 February 1913, Page 7
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