The Oklahoma Law Journal, Volume 12Dennis, 1913 - Law |
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Page 12
... Justice Van Devanter . This writ of error brings up for review a judgment of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia ( 35 App . D. C. 429 ) affirming a judgment of the Supreme Court of the District refusing a writ of mandamus ...
... Justice Van Devanter . This writ of error brings up for review a judgment of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia ( 35 App . D. C. 429 ) affirming a judgment of the Supreme Court of the District refusing a writ of mandamus ...
Page 21
... justice , and not as a mere licensed attorney , and he must act impartially , as well in refraining from prosecuting as in prosecuting . He must guard the real interests of public justice in behalf of all concerned , and he is ...
... justice , and not as a mere licensed attorney , and he must act impartially , as well in refraining from prosecuting as in prosecuting . He must guard the real interests of public justice in behalf of all concerned , and he is ...
Page 27
... justice . There are many reasons why a power of this kind should be confined to the prose- cuting officer . He is expected to be impartial in abstaining from prosecuting , as well as in prosecut- ing , and to guard the real interests of ...
... justice . There are many reasons why a power of this kind should be confined to the prose- cuting officer . He is expected to be impartial in abstaining from prosecuting , as well as in prosecut- ing , and to guard the real interests of ...
Page 35
... justice , yet these rules were never intended to be extended so far as to work injustice to the other side of the case , or to make of court proceedings a farce . The court did not abuse its discretion . The other objections need not be ...
... justice , yet these rules were never intended to be extended so far as to work injustice to the other side of the case , or to make of court proceedings a farce . The court did not abuse its discretion . The other objections need not be ...
Page 68
... Justice Harlan , in the syllabus , enunciates the doc- trine in the language following : " If the servant , having knowledge of a defect in machinery , gives notice thereof to the proper officer , and is promised that such defect shall ...
... Justice Harlan , in the syllabus , enunciates the doc- trine in the language following : " If the servant , having knowledge of a defect in machinery , gives notice thereof to the proper officer , and is promised that such defect shall ...
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