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Page 63
... practice . That feeling is not confined to lawyers of Cleveland , and is probably well founded . How- ever , one of the reasons why the taking of criminal cases is detrimental to financial success in civil practice is , undoubt- edly ...
... practice . That feeling is not confined to lawyers of Cleveland , and is probably well founded . How- ever , one of the reasons why the taking of criminal cases is detrimental to financial success in civil practice is , undoubt- edly ...
Page 117
... practice in most of our state courts , the selec- tion of a jury is largely in the hands of counsel . In England and Canada the judge takes an active part . In this respect the results show a sharp contrast . Notorious examples are on ...
... practice in most of our state courts , the selec- tion of a jury is largely in the hands of counsel . In England and Canada the judge takes an active part . In this respect the results show a sharp contrast . Notorious examples are on ...
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... practice and enter the vicissitudes of politics . To an increasing degree those lawyers who look forward to a strictly private practice , particularly of a specialized nature , are avoiding the digression of a flyer in politics . They ...
... practice and enter the vicissitudes of politics . To an increasing degree those lawyers who look forward to a strictly private practice , particularly of a specialized nature , are avoiding the digression of a flyer in politics . They ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
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