| John McAuley Palmer - Illinois - 1899 - 850 pages
...an eminent degree that rare ability of saying in a convincing way the right thing at the right time. With a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental principles of law, and a sober, clear judgment, he is a formidable adversary in legal combat and a just judge when on... | |
| Knox County (Ohio) - 1902 - 652 pages
...an eminent degree that rare ability of saying in a convincing way the right thing at the right time. His mind is analytical, logical and inductive. With a thorough and comprehensive knowledge oŁ the fundamental principles of law, he combines a familiarity with statutory law and a sober clear... | |
| William Alexander Taylor - History - 1909 - 880 pages
...have appointed him the successor of Judge William W. Johnson, in 1887. The mind of Mr. Harrison was analytical, logical and inductive, with a thorough...knowledge of the fundamental principles of law, he combined a familiarity witli statutory law and a sober, clear judgment, which enabled him to understand... | |
| Leonard Fletcher Parker - Poweshiek County (Iowa) - 1911 - 846 pages
...constitute the basis of legal science. His mind is naturally analytical, logical and inductive, and with a comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental principles...statutory law and a sober,' clear judgment which makes him a formidable adversary and a capable jurist. Aside from his professional activity Judge Talbott has... | |
| Walter Barlow Stevens - Missouri - 1921 - 1082 pages
...an active, prominent and honored member of the bar until 1919, when he retired from active practice. His mind is analytical, logical and inductive. With...knowledge of the fundamental principles of law he combined a familiarity with statutory law and a sober, clear judgment which made him a formidable adversary... | |
| Walter Barlow Stevens - Missouri - 1921 - 1050 pages
...active, prominent and honored member of the bar until 1919, when he retired from active practice. Hia mind is analytical, logical and inductive. With a...knowledge of the fundamental principles of law he combined a familiarity with statutory law and a sober, clear judgment which made him a formidable adversary... | |
| Clarence Monroe Burton, William Stocking, Gordon K. Miller - Detroit (Mich.) - 1922 - 1032 pages
...practice is extensive and of an important character. His mind is analytical, logical and inductive, and with a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of the...with statutory law and a sober, clear judgment which make him a formidable adversary in legal combat. At different periods he has been identified with important... | |
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