The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 76
... attorney , does not prevail , and we all know instances in which , with the sanction and at the suggestion of Judges , barristers have defended prisoners without the intervention of an attorney . 76 THE RIGHT OF COUNSEL.
... attorney , does not prevail , and we all know instances in which , with the sanction and at the suggestion of Judges , barristers have defended prisoners without the intervention of an attorney . 76 THE RIGHT OF COUNSEL.
Page 77
... Instances have been mentioned to us in which counsel of great eminence and high honour have thought that from peculiar circumstances they were justified , with or without a fee , in holding a brief delivered to them by the party without ...
... Instances have been mentioned to us in which counsel of great eminence and high honour have thought that from peculiar circumstances they were justified , with or without a fee , in holding a brief delivered to them by the party without ...
Page 79
... instance of the late Lord Brougham , and it is thereby enacted that " a barrister retained by or on behalf of the party on either side " may address the Court , subject to such regulations as the Judge may from time to time prescribe ...
... instance of the late Lord Brougham , and it is thereby enacted that " a barrister retained by or on behalf of the party on either side " may address the Court , subject to such regulations as the Judge may from time to time prescribe ...
Page 82
... instances ; hence the etiquette of the superior branch of the legal profession admits but three exceptions : when the client wishes to consult counsel upon the conduct of his attorney , because it is not judged advisable that another ...
... instances ; hence the etiquette of the superior branch of the legal profession admits but three exceptions : when the client wishes to consult counsel upon the conduct of his attorney , because it is not judged advisable that another ...
Page 83
... instances could doubtless be found with a little research . And such is the law at the present day . Barristers , i.e. , apprentices of the law , have succeeded to the privileges of the serjeants , but the powers of the Bar have not ...
... instances could doubtless be found with a little research . And such is the law at the present day . Barristers , i.e. , apprentices of the law , have succeeded to the privileges of the serjeants , but the powers of the Bar have not ...
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