Frederick L. Schuman (A); 29Aug60; R262293. SCHWARTZ, LOUIS E. Cross-examination of plaintiffs in personal injury actions.

As mere matter of abstract right, morality, perhaps, ought to be contented when injury recoils upon an aggressor.

The back appears unto the partial eyne, The plaintive belly pleads they bribed been; And he, for want of better advocate, Doth to the ear his injury relate.

Sonnino may be compared with Pontus, where Ovid was in exile, and which is thus described by that celebrated author:"The men I meet with are not even worthy of the name; they are more fierce than wolves; have no laws, as with them armed force constitutes justice, and injury rights.