Q 01/05
A) A lawyer
B) A judge
C) A journalist
D) A police detective
Answer · why
A lawyer. In one case he had Chinese shopkeepers swap places before the police came to arrest them, then used the mix-ups to discredit the officers' i...
Q 02/05
A) Mistrial
B) Revelation
C) Objection
D) Acquittal
Answer · why
Revelation. Mason's witnesses cracked on the stand almost weekly, but real trials rarely see such a surprise, because each side must show the other it...
Q 03/05
A) William Jennings Bryan
B) Louis Brandeis
C) Clarence Darrow
D) Charles Evans Hughes
Answer · why
Clarence Darrow. America's most famous defender was himself accused of trying to bribe jurors in a union bombing case, and Rogers won his acquittal ev...
Q 04/05
A) Boys' Life
B) Youth's Companion
C) The Saturday Evening Post
D) Argosy
Answer · why
Youth's Companion. Gardner is said to have borrowed the name from its publisher, Perry Mason and Company, and in 1892 the magazine launched the Pledge...
Q 05/05
A) The Case of the Howling Dog
B) The Case of the Lucky Legs
C) The Case of the Sulky Girl
D) The Case of the Velvet Claws
Answer · why
The Case of the Velvet Claws. Della warns on page one that the new client looks like a phoney, and with the book's sale Gardner gave up his day job to...
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