Accused of a murder he didn't commit, Jeff is arrested and faces hanging. The local lawyer is afraid to defend Jeff because most of the town owes the murdered man a lot of money. Will has to either defend Jeff or find someone who can.
Accused of a murder he didn't commit, Jeff is arrested and could face hanging. A countrified lawyer uses advanced criminology techniques to prove his innocence. The lawyer is determined to persuade the jury, who are determined to believe Jeff is guilty.—Peter Harris
Accused of a murder he didn't commit, Jeff could face hanging until a countrified lawyer demonstrates a new technique in criminology weighing a bullet from Jeff's gun against the fatal bullet) on a scale in the bar/courtroom. NOTE: despite his top billing, William Schallert's part is very small, and Laurie Main's is substantially larger than his billing indicates.—Peter Harris
