22- Hopeless Case

Jerry at Perilks! Fall to order! I'd like to state that Captain Bogard is here merely to oversee the case and listen to testimony.

This is the case of Cadet Jerry Dugan, charged with intentional malicious action. Captain Lockhart, are you ready to open for the prosecution? Yes, sir. Is the defense ready, Captain Ratford? Yes, sir. Very well. Captain Lockhart, you may open for the prosecution.

execution. Can't one of this court? The prosecution intends to prove the guilt of Cadet Juggen, an intentionally loosening the cinch trap on the horse plunder. Captain Ratford. Yes, Tuggen. What'll I say if they ask me about going out to the stable? I'll have to tell the truth. Don't you worry about that.

I'll ask you the questions and you just answer them. Yes, sir. No. This is gonna be a tough enough job for us, but we'll do the best we can. But there isn't one thing in my favor.

I wish now I didn't go out to cease blender and bring him that sugar. Listen. The witnesses I will call upon, remember that the faculty, a classmate of yours, and the school physician Dr. Campbell.

What is he saying about it? He just couldn't tell about Lauren's condition. Dr. Campbell, testify. Dr. Campbell, if you please sir. Now Dr. Campbell, I'd like to establish the fact that cadet Paul Warren was hurt seriously.

Do you please tell the court the extent of his injuries? The injuries could have the warren suffered, or the bruises of the hip and right leg, a torn ligament of the right forearm, abrasions on the forehead and temple, and the multiple fracture of the right clavicle.