The_Speluncean_Explorers

The Speluncean Explorers The Speluncean Explorers Legal Realism Judgment This case is about five members of the Speluncean Society (the “Members”), an organization of amateurs interested in the exploration of caves. One of the members Roger Whetmore (“Whetmore”) was murdered, and the other four members (the “Defendants”) were convicted and sentenced to be hanged by the Court of general Instances of the County of Stowfield. One of the key facts in this matter is that the Members went exploring a cave and were entrapped. It was known by rescuers that there was no animal or vegetable matter within the cave, and it was felt that they might meet death by starvation before access to them could be obtained by the rescuers. Another fact is that on the twentieth day, the Members learned that they had a portable wireless machine capable of sending and receiving messages and then sent messages of entrapment to the rescue team outside of the cave. They asked how long a time would be required to release them. The engineers in charge answered that it would be at least ten days even if no new landslides occurred. The Members described their condition and the rations they had taken with whetmore, another, law, members, matter, defendants, person, case, been, one, asked, life, decision, murder, look, judge, however, fact, convicted, without, question, physician, cave, ask, therefore, take, survive, suicide, sentenced, said, place, permission, myself, must, legal