Show f H UNIQUE IQUE PHASE OF I SHOCKLEY CASE i Could DeatH Sentence S for Brighton Murder Be l L LOOFBOUROW SAYS YS X YES t BELIEF ELIEF THAT SENTENCE WILL WILLBE WILLSE BE SE B E LIFE IMPRISONMENT IMPRISON ENT Assuming a IWI a undoubtedly be the case CeSe that Judge ft eer rc G c Armstrong will impose a sentence H n life flit ment on Jamea Jame t when the latter appears for tor en nc C at 10 tomorrow morning aid abd that Dis Die District DIstrIct Dietri tri t Attorney Fred Pred C Loofbourow ad id here heres to his hili d determination to Prosecute tel far the kUHn killing of ot Thomas Brighton jf Jl Shockley escapes the tooth death sentence for killing L Glea Olea son on a situation that t at is hi probably unique in legal annal will ha have e devel It is s not doubted that Judge Armstrong will follow the recommendation of the jury and sentence Shockley to life Ute Im Judge almost invariably re rt a Q recommendation of this thie charac tel ter and Judge Armstrongs attitude so no far tar as aM a it could be judged from hie hla speech of thanks to the Jury when he die dis 3 charged them did not indicate a dispo to set net aside the jurys recommend Fine Question of Law LawA A attorney expresses a be lief that a sentence of death duth in the Brighton case ca e would be of no avail for f r the reason rea on that It could not be executed until Shockley served his hie first sentence cf and by that time he will wilt be dead If It Shockley not sentenced for the mur der dol of ot Gle until after he Ile had been convIcted of the murder of oC there would be no question que Uon as ae to the jus jue tice of this thu position because b there is Ic J a Utah law which provides that where a person verson is Ic convicted of two of sentence uJ upon n the second tion shall shull commence upon pon the tte expiration Oft ot of the sentence first providing both convictions have lave been b n wade made before sentence eUtence Is la pronounced for tor either But if tr Judge Armstrong sen Ben Shockley SI kley tomorrow tom this l w will no longer lon tr alI apply Mr Loofbourow dow not net question que loft but 1 that Shockley hO kley can van be executed for lie ie murder of or Brighton If he ht is ill i found guilt Ui pi 1 that crime erime and falls rans to secure a II roe rec i C t ta to t mt mercy Mr Position I IThe The crimes cri are entirely separate s and i will be treated as a separate crimea if we find it necessary ne to proceed in the tho case cai I for or the killing kUling ot of Brighton sid said Mr Loofbourow last If It Shockley ei e es canes the death penalty I nalty I shall immedi atel prepare to pro him for the killing of Brighton I think I shall ably drop the Brighton Information now on file tile and start the caN cas anew with a It preliminary hearing and a 8 new tion lion I 1 do not concede that the recent con eon lotion leUon of Shockley will in any way af Rf J Ji ct a new case that may be brought ht I do Ph not believe it will be held that a death de th sentence imposed on 01 a ute life prisoner can oon not ot be executed until his hiM first t sentence runs rans out Suppose a life convict kills toe Inc warden may he e not bo be tried for that crime and executed ex A lit lif life sentence g does not ot give a man roan immunity from punish h moot mont for crime Further If It Shockley is 1 sentenced to death for killing Brighton t and is ie executed for that crime he will I have served his first sentence the instant he ne is 1 I hove have not closely in into tf 14 a It matter and shall not do I so no until s f tence Is pronounced on i Sho Shockley but I 1 have fully determined to proceed against him for killing kUUng Brighton I if it he escapes f the death penalty ft fer kill klU lug Gleason I |