The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 477
... lawyers as a group are highly respected in our country . I believe they thoroughly deserve it . I do not think that respect is lost very much by the occasional lapse of the individual member . I do not believe that our motives are ...
... lawyers as a group are highly respected in our country . I believe they thoroughly deserve it . I do not think that respect is lost very much by the occasional lapse of the individual member . I do not believe that our motives are ...
Page 537
... lawyers and the law should not over - react to situations to which youth is already adjusting . " The learned author clearly postulates the responsibility of lawyers themselves in these changing times . Our training as a profession ...
... lawyers and the law should not over - react to situations to which youth is already adjusting . " The learned author clearly postulates the responsibility of lawyers themselves in these changing times . Our training as a profession ...
Page 587
... lawyer must not advertise as such , will not always go forward in the modern world and that we are losing out on this so - called cloak of anonymity . We now allow lawyers to appear quite regularly in the press and on television ; but ...
... lawyer must not advertise as such , will not always go forward in the modern world and that we are losing out on this so - called cloak of anonymity . We now allow lawyers to appear quite regularly in the press and on television ; but ...
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