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... present element of humor . In actual life the courtroom presents more drama than did Belasco at his best . The cast of charac- ters which performs every day in any courtroom , the scenes which they enact before the jury , court and ...
... present element of humor . In actual life the courtroom presents more drama than did Belasco at his best . The cast of charac- ters which performs every day in any courtroom , the scenes which they enact before the jury , court and ...
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... present and may ultimately be of great value in the administration of justice , it must not be overlooked that a too - hasty acceptance of it during this stage of its development may bring com- plications and abuses that will ...
... present and may ultimately be of great value in the administration of justice , it must not be overlooked that a too - hasty acceptance of it during this stage of its development may bring com- plications and abuses that will ...
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... present the drab side of life in which none but the morbid seem to take interest . This is because court procedure frequently exposes man's inhumanity to man and the substrata tragedies of life . But , occasionally , this sordid picture ...
... present the drab side of life in which none but the morbid seem to take interest . This is because court procedure frequently exposes man's inhumanity to man and the substrata tragedies of life . But , occasionally , this sordid picture ...
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