The Daily Telegraph, Wed 16 Dec 1908 ¹

SYDNEY QUARTER SESSIONS.
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(Before Judge Docker and juries.)

    Mr Herbert Harris prosecuted for the Crown.
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ACQUITTED WITHOUT LEAVING THE BOX.

    Arthur Haigh, a well-dressed young man, was acquitted on a charge of indecent exposure without the jury leaving the box. Mr ER Abigail was for the accused.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 16 Dec 1908 ²

SYDNEY QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Docker and juries.)

    Mr Herbert Harris was Crown Prosecutor.
…

ACQUITTED.

    Arthur Haigh pleaded not guilty to a charge of impropriety at Avoca-street, Randwick, and was defended by Mr ER Abigail.

    The accused, who said he came over from Melbourne and worked on the trams as a loyalist during the strike, gave a general denial to the charge from the witness-box.

    The jury, without leaving the box, found a verdict of not guilty, and the accused was discharged.

¹     The Daily Telegraph, Wed 16 Dec 1908, p. 12.

²     The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 16 Dec 1908, p. 7.