Court of Appeals of Georgia January 16, 1928, 18261 (Jackson v. Thomas)
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United States · · · 16-01-1928
Bell, J.
1. Even if it be the law that where persons charged with crime fled and violated their bonds an attorney at law who had been employed to defend them could not, consistently with public policy, enter into an agreement with their bail to procure and furnish information leading to their apprehension and arrest, still under the evidence in the present case, which was a suit by the attorney
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