The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 59
1 r a little be feared that the judges will abuse their trust . Within the constitution
itself are the evidences that it was intended the court should have this power and
that it be not hampered in exercising it . Every precaution was taken to secure the
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1 r a little be feared that the judges will abuse their trust . Within the constitution
itself are the evidences that it was intended the court should have this power and
that it be not hampered in exercising it . Every precaution was taken to secure the
...
Page 94
If we were to devote our attention to the antics of judges , we should have no
space in these pages for anything else . One of the latest is the caricature of
justice made by a judge at Wichita , Kansas , in committing an expert witness in a
...
If we were to devote our attention to the antics of judges , we should have no
space in these pages for anything else . One of the latest is the caricature of
justice made by a judge at Wichita , Kansas , in committing an expert witness in a
...
Page 99
The terseness and clearness of his style have often received compliments from
lawyers and judges of the highest rank . ... by reference to a recent work , that the
manuscript decision of the late Federal District Judge Longyear , in Sutherland v .
The terseness and clearness of his style have often received compliments from
lawyers and judges of the highest rank . ... by reference to a recent work , that the
manuscript decision of the late Federal District Judge Longyear , in Sutherland v .
Page 100
Alfred Russell , on the authority of the Kennedy case , decided by Judge Dillon ,
and elsewhere referred to in the same chapter of the same work . It also appears
that , as in the Kennedy case , the order was obtained in the Sutherland case , to
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Alfred Russell , on the authority of the Kennedy case , decided by Judge Dillon ,
and elsewhere referred to in the same chapter of the same work . It also appears
that , as in the Kennedy case , the order was obtained in the Sutherland case , to
...
Page 104
REPORT OF THE JUDGE - ADVOCATE - GENERAL OF THE ARMY.—
JudgeAdvocate - General Lieber has made a report which is said to advocate
legislation to compel civilian witnesses to testify before courts - martial . It is said
that the ...
REPORT OF THE JUDGE - ADVOCATE - GENERAL OF THE ARMY.—
JudgeAdvocate - General Lieber has made a report which is said to advocate
legislation to compel civilian witnesses to testify before courts - martial . It is said
that the ...
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