The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... judge traveled from one place to another at short in- tervals , often accompanied by lawyers and witnesses . If a lawyer , was particularly capable he might accompany the judge on the whole circuit , trying cases in every town the court ...
... judge traveled from one place to another at short in- tervals , often accompanied by lawyers and witnesses . If a lawyer , was particularly capable he might accompany the judge on the whole circuit , trying cases in every town the court ...
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... judge and lawyer slept two in a bed with three or four beds to a room . " " 22 At meals the judge , witnesses , prisoners out on bail , traveling peddlers , teamsters and laborers , all sat at the same table.23 The landlord classified ...
... judge and lawyer slept two in a bed with three or four beds to a room . " " 22 At meals the judge , witnesses , prisoners out on bail , traveling peddlers , teamsters and laborers , all sat at the same table.23 The landlord classified ...
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... judge , when about to make his decision , was interrupted by the defense , who , well knowing that the judge was to decide against him , said that there was no precedent to warrant such a decision . The judge replied : " Damn it , I'll ...
... judge , when about to make his decision , was interrupted by the defense , who , well knowing that the judge was to decide against him , said that there was no precedent to warrant such a decision . The judge replied : " Damn it , I'll ...
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... Judge Davis , he was repeatedly told to keep quiet . On one occasion Judge Davis remarked : " Come , come , Mr. Lin- coln , I can't stand this . There is no use to carry on two courts . I must adjourn mine or you yours , and I think you ...
... Judge Davis , he was repeatedly told to keep quiet . On one occasion Judge Davis remarked : " Come , come , Mr. Lin- coln , I can't stand this . There is no use to carry on two courts . I must adjourn mine or you yours , and I think you ...
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" THE GREAT AMERICAN EXPERIMENT . " Judge Sanborn , as a circuit judge , in the spring of 1911 , rendered a decision enjoining the enforcement of certain orders made by the Minnesota Railroad & Warehouse Com- mission . During the past ...
" THE GREAT AMERICAN EXPERIMENT . " Judge Sanborn , as a circuit judge , in the spring of 1911 , rendered a decision enjoining the enforcement of certain orders made by the Minnesota Railroad & Warehouse Com- mission . During the past ...
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