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... become so completely democ- ratized . It has made it possible to turn certain causes célèbre into great national ... becomes the table talk of thousands . People take sides under the friendly suggestion of the sensational press with its ...
... become so completely democ- ratized . It has made it possible to turn certain causes célèbre into great national ... becomes the table talk of thousands . People take sides under the friendly suggestion of the sensational press with its ...
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... become in the United States , the proceeding would , to some degree , become inquisitorial . It is doubtful , however , whether such a change would make it pos- sible to provide the proper kind of control over the preliminaries to trial ...
... become in the United States , the proceeding would , to some degree , become inquisitorial . It is doubtful , however , whether such a change would make it pos- sible to provide the proper kind of control over the preliminaries to trial ...
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... become the constructive agent for important judicial innovations and re- forms . He is able , particularly in criminal cases , to get the “ feel ” of the social situation out of which a criminal act has emerged and to administer wise ...
... become the constructive agent for important judicial innovations and re- forms . He is able , particularly in criminal cases , to get the “ feel ” of the social situation out of which a criminal act has emerged and to administer wise ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
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