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Page 224
... conclusions had been made in advance , why the long and involved and expensive inquiry ? The world of poli- tical strategy has found the survey method useful for gaining time . It makes it possible to defer action and in a world of ...
... conclusions had been made in advance , why the long and involved and expensive inquiry ? The world of poli- tical strategy has found the survey method useful for gaining time . It makes it possible to defer action and in a world of ...
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... conclusions as to this quality are more difficult to form than most critics of the present bench seem to assume . Little exact and comprehensive informa- tion exists . Moreover the measurement of personality is no easy task . The best ...
... conclusions as to this quality are more difficult to form than most critics of the present bench seem to assume . Little exact and comprehensive informa- tion exists . Moreover the measurement of personality is no easy task . The best ...
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... conclusion that we are getting poorer judges from the standpoint of ability , courage and independence . We are ... conclusions . The editor- ial comment in the Chicago Tribune stated that the " tendency of this judicial branch of ...
... conclusion that we are getting poorer judges from the standpoint of ability , courage and independence . We are ... conclusions . The editor- ial comment in the Chicago Tribune stated that the " tendency of this judicial branch of ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
Copyright | |
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