The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... reason was that they learnt law only by its practice , as a mere matter of practice or formal rules , without reference to general reason , and the principles of jurisprudence , which would render it intelligible to the I.
... reason was that they learnt law only by its practice , as a mere matter of practice or formal rules , without reference to general reason , and the principles of jurisprudence , which would render it intelligible to the I.
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... reason he thought the profession of the law did not tend to enlarge the mind , was that it was pursued too much as a profession . It can be shown that from another passage that Mr. Burke thought the study of the law was as elevating as ...
... reason he thought the profession of the law did not tend to enlarge the mind , was that it was pursued too much as a profession . It can be shown that from another passage that Mr. Burke thought the study of the law was as elevating as ...
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... reason for this may have been the greater degree to which the discus- sion of legal questions in legal journals was carried on in America . There is this great advantage in discussions of this kind over forensic arguments that they are ...
... reason for this may have been the greater degree to which the discus- sion of legal questions in legal journals was carried on in America . There is this great advantage in discussions of this kind over forensic arguments that they are ...
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... reason . The whole tendency of law , judiciary or legislative , is happily in that direction . The Adulteration Act , for instance , was a piece of legislation based on moral justice . And the new judicial system in an advance towards a ...
... reason . The whole tendency of law , judiciary or legislative , is happily in that direction . The Adulteration Act , for instance , was a piece of legislation based on moral justice . And the new judicial system in an advance towards a ...
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... reason or necessity for invoking the aid of a jury nor any need of stopping the usual business of the court by hearing evidence viva voce ( re Lafitte and Co. , December 6 ) . Vice- Chancellor Malins took a similar course in a case in ...
... reason or necessity for invoking the aid of a jury nor any need of stopping the usual business of the court by hearing evidence viva voce ( re Lafitte and Co. , December 6 ) . Vice- Chancellor Malins took a similar course in a case in ...
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