And I believe that, as a general thing, you didn't do it.

You tried it in my case; election was coming on, you had just run up against two or three acquittals, and you had made up your mind that in my case you were going to run the gauntlet to get a conviction.

I don't believe you wanted to send me up simply for the joy of seeing an innocent man confined in prison.

You wanted a conviction--wasn't that it ?" "Every prosecutor works for that." "Not when he knows the man is innocent, Mr.Worthington.

You knew that--I have proof.