The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 83
... legislation : consecrated the duty of supporting the members of the family : inculcated respect for the persons of others : made provision for widows and orphans of those fallen in defence of their country 6-2 JUDGE AND LAWYER . 83.
... legislation : consecrated the duty of supporting the members of the family : inculcated respect for the persons of others : made provision for widows and orphans of those fallen in defence of their country 6-2 JUDGE AND LAWYER . 83.
Page 86
... lawyers . Their institution is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to the assistance of a friend cleverer or 86 ...
... lawyers . Their institution is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to the assistance of a friend cleverer or 86 ...
Page 87
... Lawyer could not have proceeded from the same origin . The Judge is a direct emanation from a special function , the lawyer is an accessory . Nevertheless lawyers became , in progress of time , necessary , and ended by being recognized ...
... Lawyer could not have proceeded from the same origin . The Judge is a direct emanation from a special function , the lawyer is an accessory . Nevertheless lawyers became , in progress of time , necessary , and ended by being recognized ...
Page 88
... lawyer . This appears when the work of the orator and of the jurisconsult comes into opposition with the ruling powers and with theocracy , issuing from that struggle for liberty which gives it a brilliantly marked character . At Rome ...
... lawyer . This appears when the work of the orator and of the jurisconsult comes into opposition with the ruling powers and with theocracy , issuing from that struggle for liberty which gives it a brilliantly marked character . At Rome ...
Page 89
... lawyer in its nature as such , flourishes only where liberty of speech , action and thought have widely flourished . In countries where such liberty is wanting , lawyers do not thrive ; they are only government officials to whom is ...
... lawyer in its nature as such , flourishes only where liberty of speech , action and thought have widely flourished . In countries where such liberty is wanting , lawyers do not thrive ; they are only government officials to whom is ...
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