Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
CAM0RRTSTs TRIAL rs
NOT YET C0MPLETEn
Case That Almost Evsrybocy Has
Forgotten u sun Hanging fret
Italian Lawyers Run Largely 60
Talk.

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Rome. March 1.-THE evidence
for the prosecution aud the defense
In the Camorra trial al Viterbo has
been closed and counsel for the pros
ecutson and the defense are now adj
dressing the jury.
According to Italian procedure,
lawyers on the civll aide OF the case
are entitled. to explain tho nature Of
the charge, 80 that as a matter OF fact
the prosecution is doubiy represented.
Any person who considers himself
damaged owing 20 a crime commit
ted by the prisoners on trial has the
right 20 cooperate toward the con-
viction OF the prisoners with tho OBJ
ject Of claiming compensation when
the trial u over. The lawyers repre-
senting such injured persons are
known as lawyers for the civil side.
and their duty is 70 aid and supple
ment tho prosecution.
In the case OF tho CamOrra trial
the CamorFists. Amodeo and De An
gels. who were wrongly accused Of
having murdered Cuocolo and his
wife, have put in a claim for damages
against the CamorrA chiefs on trial,
and they are represented By two law
ycrs who wifi address tho Jury.
Tho speech OF one OF the lawyers
lasted two days The kings procura-
tor Will make a speech lasting az least
a week. then each OF the lawyers
for the defense, Including the two
representing the iHtormer, Abbate-
maggie. about thirty IN all. VIII adj
dress the jury in turn. Their
speeches will last a couple Of months
TIE kings procurator has the right
70 reply II can be assumed that ful-
~ three months will be taken ND be-
fore tho fudge sums up and the ver-
dict cannot therefore be expected un-
al next June. When the Canorra
trial is concluded n e almost certain
that many secondary caaes more or
less connected with tho Camorra win
be Initiated.
Capt Fabbronl OF the oarabineers.
who conducted the Investigations
which led % the trial, Is likely % be
prosecuted by several Influential Ma
politans whom ne accused az being
IN league with the CamoFfa, One 81
them = a iudge named Morelli Capt.
Fabbroni declared that the Judge had
brother belonging 10 the Camorra
and was therefore Inclined 20 be very
friendly himself 10 the Honorable
Society" The Judge a indignant and
recently wrote an angry letter address
Eed % Fahbr0nl which ho published IN
Naples newspaper.
The Judge said that Captain Eab-
broni Is not worth the mud on his
boots; be accuses him % having oom-
United sundFy crimes and no says
that tho raDlaln's anteuedcnts as we'll
as those OF his relations. both dead
and alive. are criminal. The judge
denies that he favored tho Camorra
and az for his brother being Cam
Ora chief he Bayk that unfortunately
the poor man Is dad and his mem
DRY should not be disgraced."
Captain Fahbroni replied 20 Judge
Moreili's letter by wire and Ne point
cd out the coincidonce that the Judge
Threatened 90 EXPOSE him after the
evidence IN this vilorho trial had been
cloaod. and he charged that tho Judge
waited until no was certain that he
could not 81 called 20 give evidence,
Fabhroni insists that the judges
broshcr was The head OF tho Camorra
al Avollin0 and that ho died ia o
madhouae, and he dares the Judge 20
prosccut0 him.
II ahau wait" Captain Fabbronl
conciudcn. "thc trial the judge threat
ems. and IN the meantime perhaps
elthor my suporiors or those Of tho
iudge. probably the government viii
take somo ection against mo or