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Page 80
... chief justice , whose duties will be presently de- scribed . It was provided that there should be meetings of the judges over which the chief justice should preside , and that the court through its judges , should have wide power in ...
... chief justice , whose duties will be presently de- scribed . It was provided that there should be meetings of the judges over which the chief justice should preside , and that the court through its judges , should have wide power in ...
Page 82
... chief justice as it had been known in the State Supreme Courts and in the Supreme Court of the United States . In fact , the powers of the chief justice of the Municipal Court of Chicago are much more striking and significant than those ...
... chief justice as it had been known in the State Supreme Courts and in the Supreme Court of the United States . In fact , the powers of the chief justice of the Municipal Court of Chicago are much more striking and significant than those ...
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... chief justice as administrative head of the court since its beginning more than twenty years ago many factors must be passed in review . There have been and are , as we indicate in this report , many instances of inefficiency , weakness ...
... chief justice as administrative head of the court since its beginning more than twenty years ago many factors must be passed in review . There have been and are , as we indicate in this report , many instances of inefficiency , weakness ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
Copyright | |
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