BILLS AND NOTES-IMPOSTERS IN THE LAW OF BILLS AND NOTES

Aigler, Ralph W.

Journal: Michigan Law Review

Volume: 46

First Page: 787

Year: 1948

Bluebook Citation: 46 MICH. L. REV. 787 (1948)

Author: Ralph W. Aigler: all 104 publications


Abstract

Two crooks, Baron and Brasch, now apparently residents of the New Jersey penitentiary, yielded to the temptation to acquire money by supposedly easy means. They selected as their victim a Miss Russell, a retired school teacher with more cash than is usual in the cases of people with her background. She seems to have had a strong leaning towards charitable contributions, and it was this trait which commended her to Baron and Brasch.

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