House Debates
‘Must’ or ‘May’
For One Hour
JUNEAU, iAi—The Territorial
House of Representatives had its
busiest bill-passing afternoon of
the 10-day-old session Wednes
day.
It passed three bills, including
one to allow cities to arrange for
and finance off-street parking,
and got all wrapped up in an
hour-long argument among its 12
attorney members over a proposal
to change one word in a law on
court procedure.
The bill proposed that the law
on procedure in criminal trials
should be changed to read that
after the prosecution has outlined
its case at the start of the trial,
the defendant or his attorney
“must” outline the defense. Five
attorneys sponsored the bill to
change the “must” to “may.”
But before it was over the at
torneys’ ranks were split, with
Ray Plummer <D-Anchorage), a
former U.S. attorney, leading the
fight to kill the bill by indefinite
postponement.
Before it was over, the existing
law was* being described as bor
dering on violation of rights un
der the Fifth Amendment and
U.S. District Judge George Folta
of Juneau came in for a critical
reference.
The final vote was 20 to 4, with
Plummer the one attorney against
the bill.
Rep. Warren Taylor, Fairbanks
attorney, brought Judge Folta’s
name into the discussion when he
said he never had heard of any
judge except Folta insisting on
the defense outlining its case after
the prosecution’s opening. Taylor
described Judge Folta as a jurist
who always was in a prosecutor’s
role before he went onto the
bench and Taylor contended he
had the prosecutor’s viewpoint.
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Tax Collector Sued for
$41,800 on Charge of
Timber Land Fraud
SAN FRANCISCO, W—The tax
collector of Humboldt County,
Wallace E. Martin, was sued for
a total of $41,800 Wednesday in a.
complaint filed in federal district
court.
The suit was brought by Violet
Herman of Seattle and Frank
Harris of Juneau, Alaska. Each
asked $20,000 of Martin, alleging
he defrauded them in a trans
action involving some timberland
in the county..
They charged that on Feb. 15,
1952, each of them’sold to Martin
their interest in the timberland
and that Martin “with intent to
defraud” represented to them that
the land was worthless because
the timber had been destroyed by
a forest fire.
They alleged he said he wanted
the land for hunting property and
a sitb for a hunting lodge. They
claim they sold it to him for $100
each, and that he has not built a
lodge on it, and that he bought it
in order to cut the timber. They
charge the land really was val
ued at more than $88,000 and has
more than 8,800,000 board feet of
commercial timber on it.
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