The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 49Butterworths, 1974 - Law |
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Page 85
... practice was one factor shared by the Judges . In addition , most Judges had been prominent in the affairs of their District Law Society and in the New Zea- land Law Society ( x ) . ( e ) Geography . The practice of appointing Judges ...
... practice was one factor shared by the Judges . In addition , most Judges had been prominent in the affairs of their District Law Society and in the New Zea- land Law Society ( x ) . ( e ) Geography . The practice of appointing Judges ...
Page 86
... practice in the writing of opinions , and the high degree of integrity associated with the Bar ( b ) . Two points may be made in reply to these assertions . First , the practice of appointing leaders at the Bar to Judgeships is not ...
... practice in the writing of opinions , and the high degree of integrity associated with the Bar ( b ) . Two points may be made in reply to these assertions . First , the practice of appointing leaders at the Bar to Judgeships is not ...
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... practice are such that it is more essential than ever that the lawyer's education is broadly based . He must be widely read and have a real apprecia- tion of the social sciences . Above all , he must bring to the service of the law a ...
... practice are such that it is more essential than ever that the lawyer's education is broadly based . He must be widely read and have a real apprecia- tion of the social sciences . Above all , he must bring to the service of the law a ...
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