The Court Clerk's Notebook
The third degree doesn't involve paddles or electric chairs or waterboarding. Not in Central Criminal Court, anyway. In Los Angeles, in 1947, the third degree is a room with a single bulb that burns so bright it makes your eyes water, a chair that wobbles no matter how you sit it, and a man named Judge Frank Kelley who sits across from you and asks the same question over and over until you...
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