The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... result of this spirit was a rigid adherence to the letter of mere rules or statutes , and the only idea of legal education was their exposi- tion by Readers in the Inns of Court . Hence , Cecil observed of the lawyers of his age , that ...
... result of this spirit was a rigid adherence to the letter of mere rules or statutes , and the only idea of legal education was their exposi- tion by Readers in the Inns of Court . Hence , Cecil observed of the lawyers of his age , that ...
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... result with reference to a particular case , In this respect it resembles a judicial judgment , the process and of preparation is that described by Story in preparing his own judgments . First he took notes of the principal facts , then ...
... result with reference to a particular case , In this respect it resembles a judicial judgment , the process and of preparation is that described by Story in preparing his own judgments . First he took notes of the principal facts , then ...
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... results of reflection and research . Hence , their study of any question is likely to be brief , hasty , and to result in a crude and imper- fect kind of knowledge . The discussion of legal questions in the press is of the more ...
... results of reflection and research . Hence , their study of any question is likely to be brief , hasty , and to result in a crude and imper- fect kind of knowledge . The discussion of legal questions in the press is of the more ...
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... result of pure ignorance . Such fallacies and prejudices are often very injurious to the progress of improvement and the success of great measures , and a legal journalist may do much to remove them . Such is one of the many functions ...
... result of pure ignorance . Such fallacies and prejudices are often very injurious to the progress of improvement and the success of great measures , and a legal journalist may do much to remove them . Such is one of the many functions ...
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... result , if it could have been ascertained , would have conformed to the expectation . " Thus , also , it may safely asserted , on the unanimous . testimony of the Equity Bar , is perfectly true and just . And the Saturday Review thus ...
... result , if it could have been ascertained , would have conformed to the expectation . " Thus , also , it may safely asserted , on the unanimous . testimony of the Equity Bar , is perfectly true and just . And the Saturday Review thus ...
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