Earl Rogers Defends Clarence Darrow. Los Angeles. 1912 Yale graduate and recipient of

Yale graduate and recipient of The Medal of Honour

Yes I'm pleading for the future

bled to the edge on white glossy card stock

First in a series of family albums reconstructed from the scattered heirlooms of legal history

Clarence Darrow in the Leopold Loeb trial delivers one of the most passionate and eloquent attacks on the death penalty ever made in a United States courtroom

Earl Rogers Defends Clarence Darrow. Los Angeles. 1912 Yale graduate and recipient ofEARL ROGERS DEFENDS CLARENCE DARROW Legendary Los Angeles lawyer, the immaculate Earl Rogers defends Clarence Darrow, indicted for attempted jury bribery, in The Los Angeles Times bombing trial, 1912. Darrow was acquitted. Museum quality giclee print on stretched cotton duck canvas. 24" x 30". Edition of 25 only. Signed and numbered by the artist. Certificate of authenticity and framing suggestions.