In re Watts — Opinion of the Court
“ The preservation of the independence of the bar is too vital to the due administration of justice to allow of the application of any other general rule.But here we do not have the ordinary case of advice to clients, but the case of judicial action alleged to have been induced by the advice complained of. The theory of the condemnation is that of conspiracy between the state court and the attorneys to obstruct the administration of justice and to bring the authority of the United States court into contempt. ”
