Summary

Trial of the Men who "Worked" Bayonne

Hubbe's there had been many burglarious operations in New Jersey, and the police, in looking for other goods, found a place kept by Lindauer at 141 Mott street, where a large portion of the goods stolen from Hubbe's were found. Some of the good were found on the persons of the prisoners. The case is one of presumptive evidence, it being accepted that a person leaving stolen goods must be the thief.
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Trial of the Men who "Worked" Bayonne

Each defendant was entitled to six challenges, and the persistency with which the lawyers challenged juror after juror, made it appear as though their effort was to exhaust the panel, but it transpired that they were merely picking the men on whom they thought they might rely, a fact not very complimentary to the twelve men who were chosen.
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