In re Danforth
6 F. Cas. 1150
Opinion
after hearing the argument, said, that the subject had already been in his mind, and that he was much inclined to think that the witness was bound to answer. But he would think of it.
A day or two after he said, that the witness was bound to answer the question, unless by the answer, he would accuse himself of something penal, criminal, or infamous.
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In re Danforth, 6 F. Cas. 1150 (E.D. Pa. 1842).
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