 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - Government publications - 1979 - 140 pages
...special committee on resolution of minor disputes, who testified at your hearing in Boston 2 weeks ago. In 1906, Dean Roscoe Pound, then a young Nebraska...justice is not decadent. It is simply behind the times. * * *" It seems appropriate that you, Mr. Chairman, as you begin your stewardship of the Judiciary... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - Government publications - 1979 - 132 pages
...of minor disputes, who testified at your hearing in Boston 2 weeks ago. In 1906, Dean Roscoe Pound delivered his historic address on "The Causes of Popular...justice is not decadent. It is simply behind the times." Seventy-three years later, we find ourselves wrestling with many of the same issues which disturbed... | |
 | N. E. H. Hull - Biography & Autobiography - 1997 - 382 pages
...Fuller and White courts. Yet Pound did not lose faith in the power of the courts to reform themselves: "[O]ur administration of justice is not decadent. It is simply behind the times."99 A furor erupted at the ABA meeting over a resolution to have Pound's talk reprinted and distributed... | |
 | Charles Gardner Geyh - Law - 2006 - 352 pages
...a just origin in our judicial organization and procedure. The causes that lie here must be heeded. Our administration of justice is not decadent. It is simply behind the times.'90 By acknowledging "more than the normal amount of dissatisfaction with the present-day administration... | |
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... freedom of thought and universal education. These will take care of themselves. But too much of the current dissatisfaction has a just origin in our judicial organization and procedure. The causes that lie here must be heeded. Our administration of... 