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By AL OSTROW . NEA Staff Writer BAN FRANCISCO, May 13. —Dr.

Joseph Catton, clinical professor of medicifie at Stanford university, has a unique and profitable avocation—murder. The suave, distinguished looking

college professor goesn't go around killing people himself. But he spe-

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cializes in study of quirks in the human mind which produce mayhem, and frequently takes time out from his task of instructing imedical students on mental diseases to appear as a professional witness in murder trials. A stern realist, Dr. Catton generally insists on cash in advance— and about as much as the’ traffic

3 "s bear-—before entering a case,

He may be retained by either {the prqsecutien or the defense, but | he invariably goes to work with an | open mind, refusing to commit himself in advance to belief in | either the defendant's legal guilt lor legal innocence. His method is to make a complete | investigation of-the past and present of the person accused of mur|der, and of the crime he is charged | with committing. Through conversations with the accused, his relatives and friends, {and scores of people who have had contacts with him, Dr. Catton develops a voluminous “case history.” Pulls No Punches Then, sitting alone in the privacy of his book-lined study, he sifts the evidence and, with the keen intellect of a skilled psychiatrist, formulates his answer to the crucial

question:

at the moment of murder; and, therefore, legally innocent of the| slaying? Most states recognize insanity as (a mitigating defense against a mur- | der charge, and both the prosecutor land the defense attorney are anxious either to beat down or build up the argument. Having framed an opinion, Dr. Catton presents it to the side which |’ (retained him. He says he pulls no | punches and does not permit consideration of where his fee comes from to influence his judgment, |since his professional reputation is worth more than any/ single case. If his finding is trary to the theory the attorney/ who retained him is trying to” establish, that sometimes ends his association with the case—although in at least one instance he was summoned as & trial witness by the other side. Taking the witness. stand is no

trial for Dr. Catton. Smoothly and |

THE INDIANAPOLIS. TIVES Profetsarof Medicine Also ' Knows Murderers Quirks:

a board of psychiatrists,

of mayhem, cash in advance.

glibly, using simple charts and tables - for clarification, he conducts the jurors on a guided tour

factors of crime. Knows Law, Also Cross-examining attorneys always try to trip him up by quoting a reference he once made to- his

in the famous Massie case in Hono-

fense cousel. Dr. Catton said he had lost a

Was the defendant legally insane |

so cenvincingly at the jurors they thought he had won, The professor's customary | sponse to the reference is another | pleasant smile to the jury and al candid admission that “it

| thing which at a later trial would |

: | take up so much time.”

Dr. Catton is a stern foe of the | ‘moment of mania” theory—‘“the

murder, and promptly as it came.” However, being well-versed in jurisprudence as well as psychiatry and medicine, he is quick to detect

accused, and frequently becomes the chief strategist of a defense battery. Himself a noted alienist, Dr. Catton does not believe the final de-

Dr. Joseph Catton: For a study |

of the labyrinthine intricacies of | a human mind and the causative

appearance as a prosecution witness: lulu, when he engaged in a verbal duel with Clarence Darrow,-the depoint td Darrow, but had smiled |

re- |

was | rather foolish to set down some- |

insanity which appears suddenly, | remains for a'period of time suf-| ficient for the commission of a] then disappears as!

legal quirks which may benefit an |

termination of a murder defend- |

ants sanity or ‘Insanity - ebodd be | taken from a jury and handed to] “although |

he does think the talesmen should | 4 carefully * weigh expert testimony.

in this field for anyone but a jury! to reach a final verdict,” he says. Among the famous cases in which Dr. Catton appeared as a ig sional witness were the trials of! Winnie Ruth Judd, William Hickman and Annie Irene Mansfeldt. | His testimony appears in about 50 other trial records.

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