The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... doubt that he would be an able law officer , the doubt was as to his qualification for high judicial office . The purely professional view of the new appointments , inspired chiefly by anticipations of future promotion to the Bench ...
... doubt that he would be an able law officer , the doubt was as to his qualification for high judicial office . The purely professional view of the new appointments , inspired chiefly by anticipations of future promotion to the Bench ...
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... doubt , neither of them what may be called " case " lawyers , though it is known that Mr. James has worked hard at the study of the law , and has a very competent knowledge of ordinary laws ; while , no one can doubt that his colleague ...
... doubt , neither of them what may be called " case " lawyers , though it is known that Mr. James has worked hard at the study of the law , and has a very competent knowledge of ordinary laws ; while , no one can doubt that his colleague ...
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... doubt that such a man , though perhaps , from want of familiarity with practice , unfitted for first jurisdiction , would be a valuable member of the Court of Appeal . He is one of the few of our lawyers who are en- titled to be called ...
... doubt that such a man , though perhaps , from want of familiarity with practice , unfitted for first jurisdiction , would be a valuable member of the Court of Appeal . He is one of the few of our lawyers who are en- titled to be called ...
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... doubt that our best judges have been men who have not been first - rate advocates , while our most brilliant advocates have not made the best of judges . The truth is that some of the functions required for the two offices are not only ...
... doubt that our best judges have been men who have not been first - rate advocates , while our most brilliant advocates have not made the best of judges . The truth is that some of the functions required for the two offices are not only ...
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... doubt , owing to the superior knowledge of Americans in matters of international law . Thirty years ago Sir John Taylor Coleridge , in writing to Story , remarked that " the position of the Consti- tution of the United States forced the ...
... doubt , owing to the superior knowledge of Americans in matters of international law . Thirty years ago Sir John Taylor Coleridge , in writing to Story , remarked that " the position of the Consti- tution of the United States forced the ...
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