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The O'Malley Case was the criminal prosecution of the Chief Magistrate of Philadelphia on charges of malfeasance, or serious misconduct in office by a public officer. The trials began in 1948 and continued into early 1949.

Eldredge sworn in as Special Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania

The defendant was John J O'Malley, Chief Magistrate of Philadelphia; the lead prosecutor was Laurence Howard Eldredge; the first assistant prosecutor was Robert Lowe Kunzig; The second assistant prosecutor was Henry W. Sawyer;^[1]^{[failed verification]} the defense attorney was Lemuel Braddock Schofield.^[2]^{[failed verification]}

Eldredge, Kunzig, and Sawyer confer in court, O'Malley behind

Daily News headline story on the case

References

^ "Henry Sawyer 3d Dies at 80; Lawyer in Landmark Cases". New York Times. August 5, 1999.
^ "Lemuel B. Schofield". United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

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