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Leander Perez Sr — Part 4
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: Plaquemines ; Sete Spas sent many at
Arrest Suit r
i torneys into the South-sinte-1964
{fo offer free legal defense for}
rights case defendants.
ELIE, WHO practices law
. ith Collins and Nits Douglas,
" . 8 dabid the court they encountered
WIZ on inu arrassment in various parts of
1 , : the state during the handling
Attorney Robe rt F. & : few ye fo om cases in the past
was cross examined by Plaljae-| He said Congressman John
jmines Parish counsel today ick, a former state judge,
a three-judge federal court layed a Ku Klux Klan flag
sumed a hearing on a in his courtroom, made insult-
‘broke t Beainst Aad oe by]ing remarks about Negroes and
8 ashingtn . C., lawyer! pointed to a tree outside, say-
varrested a year ago for Prac-ling that a Negro deputy sheriff
Hei law without a Louisiana} hq been iynched there 50 years
‘Jicense. , ago.
The plaintiff-lawyer, Richard} He and his partners consid-
;B. Sobol, will also be a witlered carefully before going into
ness in the hearing, expected) Plaquemines, he said. He said,
~court) J, wii f a
is comprised of US. Duet: iiaeeraned
of Appeals Judge: rassment woud’ ifferentt
A. Ainsworth Jr., and Tanacl Wormers tind Latn-
Judges Fred J. Cassibry an ' detin’ Perez Would try'to plant
iFrederick “J, R. Heebe. narcotics on us.”
Collis testified yesterday, Dowling, an attorney, repre-
saying the Lawyers Constitu- sents the Criminal Courts Bar
tivnel-Befense Committee was Association in this case. In ad-
interested in getting its attor-dition to the bar association,
neys admitted to practice in the U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Court here, and in the Louisiana State Bar
state courts. ‘ ‘Association have intervene in
ithe case.
HE WAS PRECEDED to the,
stand by local attorney Lolis
Elie, a Negro, who testified
that a lack of confidence in
most Louisiana lawyers caused
out-of-state counsel! to be
brought here to defend civil
rights workers. . .
Because of ‘‘social pressures”
very few white lawyers would
help in such cases.
Sobol was arrested after a
conference with Judge Eugene
E. Leon, of the 25th Judicial
District Court. .
The discussion concerned an
appeal for a civil rights client
of Sobol. The attorney’s suit pe .
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