Upon his return to work following a heart attack, irrepressible barrister Sir Wilfrid Robarts, known as a barrister for the hopeless, takes on a murder case, much to the exasperation of his medical team, led by his overly regulated private nurse, Miss Plimsoll, who tries her hardest to ensure that he not return to his hard living ways - including excessive cigar smoking and drinking - while he takes his medication and gets his much needed rest. That case is defending American war veteran Leonard Vole, a poor, out of work, struggling inventor who is accused of murdering his fifty- six year old lonely and wealthy widowed acquaintance, Emily French. The initial evidence is circumstantial but points to Leonard as the murderer. Despite being happily married to East German former beer hall performer Christine Vole, he fostered that friendship with Mrs. French in the hopes that she would finance one of his many inventions to the tune of a few hundred pounds. It thus does .. She praised him repeatedly as both an artist and a human being, calling him the kindest, sweetest man she had ever known. And he once said of her, .

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Myers introduce evidence directly to the court themselves, which is against courtroom procedure. Sir Wilfred, for example, trumps Inspector Hearne's testimony by directly revealing Leonard Vole's blood type, instead of properly calling a witness with personal or professional knowledge of it. Sir Wilfrid! You're dawdling again.

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Dwight Clark, ex- 4. The Catch, Has ALSThere’s a pall over the Bay Area this morning. The weekend seemed to be setting up for a piece of football euphoria—Marshawn Lynch perhaps coming out of retirement to play for the Raiders in the hometown he loves, a bolt out of the blue that could help make the Raiders the closest NFL contender to the mighty Patriots.

Then came the Tweet from “Dwight. C8. 7” at 9: 0. 3 p.

The NFL has a bout of March sadness this morning.* * *Wide receiver Dwight Clark spent his entire nine- year playing career with the 4. Super Bowls (1. 6 and 1. Focus on Sport/Getty Images. July 1. 97. 9. The 3.

Eddie De. Bartolo Jr., and his friend and adviser Carmen Policy (later to be club president) flew to California for training camp. The new crop of rookies was on hand to try to rejuvenate a sad franchise. Download Dishonesty (2015) For Free. Immediately the third- round pick, quarterback Joe Montana from Notre Dame, and 1. Dwight Clark stood out.

They were drop- dead handsome, first of all, and just as confident. Years later, Policy recalled seeing Clark and Montana together that first summer. Looking at them, they seemed indestructible.”* * *Until Sunday afternoon, Clark was inclined to try to fight the disease privately, a friend said. While at a sports memorabilia show in Chicago, Clark ran into Jim Kelly, and Clark shared the news. Kelly posted a photo of the two of them on Instagram at 4: 5.

Kelly asked his followers to pray for Clark, who was suffering from ALS. That sent Clark’s statement into motion. He said he began to feel symptoms of muscle weakness in 2. I’m told he was told with finality he had ALS in the middle of 2. Said Clark: “I can’t run, play golf or walk any distances. Picking up anything over 3.

The one piece of good news is that the disease seems to be progressing more slowly than in some patients.”And he said: “I’ve been asked if playing football caused this. I don’t know for sure.

But I certainly suspect it did. And I encourage the NFLPA and the NFL to continue working together in their efforts to make the game of football safer, especially as it relates to head trauma.”Clark and Montana always will be intertwined. They are the same age—both 6. Both are transplanted Californians—Clark from North Carolina, Montana from south of Pittsburgh. In their third season, 1. Montana rolled right in the NFC Championship Game, down six as the final minute ticked down, pumped once and then again and then threw a high ball to Clark in the back of the end zone. Clark caught it with his fingertips.

The 4. 9ers won them all. The Jan. 1. 8, 1. Sports Illustrated featured Clark making . The region loves Montana dearly, and loves his decades- long sidekick almost as much. This will hit hard.

And it will put some pressure on the league to address ALS more aggressively than it has. Clark becomes at least the sixth former player in the past 1. Former Patriots and Eagles running back Kevin Turner had ALS and died in 2. Saints special- teamer Steve Gleason, who turned 4. Sunday, lives with the malady and has become a tireless advocate for funding to try to find a cure. Former Tennessee linebacker Tim Shaw also has the disease and is an advocate for a cure. Former Raiders fullback Steve Smith suffers from it as well, as does former Dolphins and Ravens special- teamer O.

J. In 2. 01. 2, the American Academy of Neurology published a study of 3,5. ALS or Alzheimer’s disease as the general population. As Clark said in his statement, it’s incumbent on the stewards of the game to press for as safe a sport as possible. Clark’s case is just another clarion call for the people who run the sport to make the equipment safer, and to spend generously to study the effect of brain trauma on post- football life for players. You can be sure that as evidence of links to long- term brain injuries and devastating diseases like ALS mounts, more and more parents of young people will question at what age—if ever—they’ll allow their children to play tackle football.

And rightfully so. Late Saturday night I talked to an excellent West Coast source on this story. This is a great chance to accomplish both things.”It could happen one of two ways. Seattle could trade Lynch—likely for a conditional 2. Oakland wouldn’t be eager to give anything this year, not knowing if the rusty Lynch would be worth it. Or Seattle could release him, which would void his contract.

It’s easy to say the Seahawks should try to get something for Lynch. And logical. But let’s say the Raiders want Lynch—and I hear they do, at the right price. The price is not going to be for an existing contract cost of $9 million in 2. The Raiders would more likely want Lynch at a more reasonable number, plus incentives, by signing him to a deal after he’s cut from the Seahawks. I don’t think Seattle will stand in his way. Lynch left Seattle with the front office and coaching staff grinding its teeth over him because Lynch was oftentimes a handful.

But he was loved by most of his teammates, and there’s no way the club would stand in his way and risk the rancor of the locker room, seeing that Lynch has so many close friends still in there. It’s a complicated dynamic, but in the end Seattle’s probably going to have to release him. Interestingly, the only team I think Seattle would do a release for is Oakland . Adrian Peterson and Lynch both would fit in Oakland. The Raiders have a strong offensive line and potent passing game, and they’d be able to fit either player in their system, but I sense Lynch would be better.

Three reasons: 1. He’s an Oakland kid. He loves Oakland. His foundation does loads of work there. Even when he played in Seattle, he was a bi- city person: Seattle and Oakland. Lynch can exist in the shotgun just fine. Peterson is more of an I- back type, but Lynch can play in the I or as a shotgun sidecar, or anywhere in the backfield.

The Raiders will need all the Oakland they can get if they’re approved for a move to Las Vegas in league meetings next week—and a vote could happen there. The smartest thing Mark Davis could do is hold off the signing of Lynch (if he can) until the day before the vote to relocate the franchise or the day after. That way, the locals will hate him and the franchise just a little less.

But Lynch as a Raider, in the Coliseum, with a contender, for the next year or two, while the new stadium in Vegas is built? People will come. Oh, people most definitely will come. But nine tackles a game, roving the middle of the field, is not getting Brown rich. Though the average NFL team entered the weekend $1. NFL’s $1. 67 million per team salary cap for 2.

Brown is waiting for the phone to ring. He’s not the only one. Big names with time left (Jay Cutler, Adrian Peterson) join contributors like wideout Kamar Aiken (2. Chris Long (played well for the Patriots in 2.

Jonathan Hankins (asking too much), and young safeties T. J. Mc. Donald and Bradley Mc. Dougald. It’s not a gold mine, but we’ve gotten to the 3. I recall.“The middle class of the NFL is getting destroyed,” agent David Canter said Saturday. The big stars get guarantees in years beyond the first year—not much, but certainly some—while the middle class often sign one- year deals with extra non- guaranteed years tacked onto the end, in part for image, in part for spreading the pro- rated signing bonus. Our Andrew Brandt had a very good idea, I thought, in his Business of Football column last week.

Agents with this kind of leverage have to lead the charge toward fuller guarantees, and that continues to be lacking.” Brandt’s point is that—for instance—if Jason Pierre- Paul is guaranteed $4. Pierre- Paul after two years with scant consequences toward future cap implications.? Andy Benoit examines the fallen QBs and whether either player will be on a team this fall* * *Four Players, Four Thoughts. Most industry people believe a career in TV awaits Tony Romo whenever he finishes playing. Rich Schultz/Getty Images.