The Courtroom Sketches of Ida Libby Dengrove.
Hearing For Delay of Mitchell-Stans Trial; 1973
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Maurice H. Stans being sworn in before testimony in Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Former US AG John Mitchell appears in court during selection of jurors in Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Courtroom scene from Mitchell-Stans Watergate trial. |
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Walter J. Bonner, attorney for Maurice Stans in the Watergate trial of John Mitchell and Stans. |
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Maurice H. Stans appears during Mitchell-Stans Watergate trial. |
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Harry L. Sears, a former associate of Robert Vesco, testifies during the Watergate-related trial of John Mitchell and Maurice Stans. Peter Fleming and John Sprizzo, defense attorneys to John Mitchell, also appear in sketch. |
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Hugh W. Sloan Jr., a former White House aide, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Rose Mary Woods, President Nixon's personal secretary, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Judge Lee P. Gagliardi instructing jurors during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Edward Nixon testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Former AG John Mitchell testifies in court during a Watergate-related trial |
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Prosecutor John Wing questions witness G. Bradford Cook during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Maurice Stans observes as chief prosecutor John R. Wing examines witness Laurence B. Richardson Jr. |
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Former AG John Mitchell appears in court. |
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John Mitchell and Maurice Stans appear in court on charges related to the Watergate scandal. |
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Appearing from left to right at Mitchell-Stans trial: chief prosecutor John R. Wing; Peter E. Fleming Jr. and John E. Sprizzo, defense attorneys for John Mitchell; Judge Lee P. Gagliardi; and witness Harry L. Sears. Sears testified that John Mitchell was linked to fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco. |
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Witness testimony of Leonard W. Hall during Mitchell - Stans trial. |
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Witness testimony of Leonard W. Hall during Mitchell - Stans trial. |
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Defense attorney John Sprizzo speaks to Judge Lee Gagliardi. |
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Witness testimony during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Prosecutor John Wing questions witness Ralph Dodd, an associate of Robert Vesco. |
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John Wing speaks with prosecution witness Irving M. Pollack, a member of the SEC. |
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Scene from Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Witness G. Bradford Cook testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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John Wing questions witness Harry L. Sears during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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David Brodsky testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Prosecutor John Wing cross-examines Maurice Stans. |
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Laurence B. Richardson Jr., an associate of Robert Vesco, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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John Mitchell appears in court. |
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Courtroom scene from Mitchell-Stans Watergate trial. |
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Witness Walter E. Hanson testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Defense attorney Peter Fleming Jr. speaks |
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Witness G. Bradford Cook testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Father and two sons of Peter Fleming Jr. |
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Mark Felt, former FBI agent, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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John Mitchell and Maurice Stans observe as Peter Fleming presents arguments before the jury. |
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Close-up of John Mitchell's defense attorney, Peter Fleming Jr. |
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Close-up of Judge Lee P. Gagliardi |
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Witness G. Bradford Cook testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Judge Gagliardi and witness appear during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Witness G. Bradford Cook is questioned by prosecutor John Wing. |
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Richard Vine testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Edward Nixon testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Shirley Bailey, formerly personal secretary to Mr. Vesco, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Mitchell - Stans trial scene, featuring Judge Lee Gagliardi, John Mitchell, attorney Peter Fleming Jr., and Peter Fleming Sr. |
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Courtroom observers during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Courtroom scene from Mitchell-Stans Watergate trial. |
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Judge Gagliardi listens to the testimony of Sherwin J. Markman, an attorney for Robert Vesco. |
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Courtroom scene from Mitchell-Stans Watergate trial. |
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Witness testimony of Robert Higgins of the General Accounting Office. Peter Fleming also appears in sketch. |
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Peter Fleming observes as prosecutor John R. Wing presents argument before jury. |
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Judge Harry J. Friendly during the Mitchell-Stans trial |
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Prosecutor John Wing, defense attorney John Sprizzo, Judge Gagliardi, and John Mitchell. |
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Shirley Bailey, formerly personal secretary to Mr. Vesco, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. Peter Fleming also appears in sketch. |
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Close-up of Judge Lee P. Gagliardi |
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Peter E. Fleming Jr., defense attorney for John Mitchell during Mitchell-Stans trial |
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Witness Harry Sears, an associate of Richard Vesco, testifies during the Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Defense attorney Peter Fleming Jr. questions witness Laurence B. Richardson Jr. |
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Walter J. Bonner, defense attorney for Maurice Stans, questions a witness. |
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Defendant Maurice Stans testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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John Mitchell, Judge Lee Gagliardi, and jurors |
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John Mitchell's secretary testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Judge Gagliardi observes as W. Clement Stone, who donated $10 million to Richard Nixon's campaign, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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John Mitchell appears with defense attorney John Sprizzo |
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Courtroom scene from Mitchell-Stans Watergate trial. |
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Shirley Bailey, formerly personal secretary to Mr. Vesco, testifies during Mitchell-Stans trial. |
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Walter Bonner and Edward O'Connell, defense attorneys for Maurice Stans, read testimony of a grand jury. |
Nota
Peter E. Fleming Jr. (18 de agosto de 1929 - 14 de enero de 2009) fue un abogado de defensa criminal conocido por su lista de clientes de primera.
Fleming fue abogado defensor en un caso muy controvertido conocido como el "juicio de Vesco" Estados Unidos contra John Mitchell y Maurice Stans . El juicio declaró que John N. Mitchell y Maurice Stans habían estado involucrados en una actividad fraudulenta que involucraba al financiero Robert Vesco . La creencia era que tanto Mitchell como Stans habían prometido ayudar a Vesco a evitar el Departamento de Justicia si donaba $ 200,000 al Comité para Reelegir al Presidente durante la segunda candidatura de Richard Nixon para el cargo.
John Mitchell, ex fiscal general, fue defendido por Fleming. Después de un año de investigación y litigio, tanto Maurice Stans como John Mitchell fueron absueltos en 1974. Fue un resultado milagroso y le valió a Peter Fleming una carrera estable como abogado defensor. Mitchell finalmente fue procesado nuevamente y cumplió condena en prisión. Stans fue liberado de todos los cargos hasta 1975, cuando fue declarado culpable de obstrucción a la justicia, luego de lo cual pagó una multa de $ 5,000.
El juicio de Vesco le dio a Fleming una inmensa credibilidad y estableció su carrera después de haber defendido con éxito a un ex Fiscal General de los Estados Unidos.
Lee Parsons Gagliardi
(17 de julio de 1918 - 30 de octubre de 1998) fue Juez federal de la Corte de Distrito de Sur de Nueva York .
Nacido en Larchmont , Nueva York , Gagliardi recibió un título de Artium Baccalaureus de Williams College en 1941. Se licenció en Derecho en la Facultad de Derecho de Columbia en 1947. Fue teniente de la Reserva Naval de los Estados Unidos de 1942 a 1945. Fue asistente de fue el fiscal general de la New York Central Railroad Company de 1948 a 1955. Ejerció la práctica privada de la abogacía en la ciudad de Nueva York de 1955 a 1972. Fue presidente de la Junta de Comisionados de Policía en Mamaroneck , Nueva York de 1970 a 1972.
Gagliardi fue nominado por el presidente Richard Nixon el 2 de diciembre de 1971 a la Corte de Distrito Sur de Nueva York. Fue confirmado por el Senado de los Estados Unidos el 11 de diciembre de 1971 y recibió su comisión el 15 de diciembre de 1971. Asumió la categoría de juez senior el 17 de julio de 1985. Su servicio fue terminado el 30 de octubre de 1998, debido a su muerte. en Manchester , Vermont.
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un gran proceso judicial político en la historia de los Estados Unidos
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