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Committees have reported , commissions have made suggestions , experiments
have been attempted , and yet we seem as far to - day from the goal as ever we
did . I cannot help thinking that this arises in part from the extravagant views , put
...
Committees have reported , commissions have made suggestions , experiments
have been attempted , and yet we seem as far to - day from the goal as ever we
did . I cannot help thinking that this arises in part from the extravagant views , put
...
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Above all , without something like a Code or Digest , it seems to me hopeless to
look forward to any systematic reform of the law . Without it you will have to be
content with desultory amendments , removing here and there some glaring evil ...
Above all , without something like a Code or Digest , it seems to me hopeless to
look forward to any systematic reform of the law . Without it you will have to be
content with desultory amendments , removing here and there some glaring evil ...
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And , as it seems to me , you diminish the sanction of the law and induce a low
state of morality , especially , perhaps , in commercial matters . For there can be
nothing more disastrous than that a crime should come to be thought a light thing
...
And , as it seems to me , you diminish the sanction of the law and induce a low
state of morality , especially , perhaps , in commercial matters . For there can be
nothing more disastrous than that a crime should come to be thought a light thing
...
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The present time seems most opportune for reviving it . And I think it well
deserves consideration whether a remedy more complete than extradition should
not be resorted to in these cases , as that must , from the difficulty of furnishing the
...
The present time seems most opportune for reviving it . And I think it well
deserves consideration whether a remedy more complete than extradition should
not be resorted to in these cases , as that must , from the difficulty of furnishing the
...
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For this I see no remedy - in the absence of a complete reform of the proceedings
of the House , of which there seems no hope at present — but to excite , if it may
be , public interest in the cause of law reform ; to make it cease to be at all a ...
For this I see no remedy - in the absence of a complete reform of the proceedings
of the House , of which there seems no hope at present — but to excite , if it may
be , public interest in the cause of law reform ; to make it cease to be at all a ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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