The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 276
... regard to any court is its procedure , on which must of necessity practically depend its procedure . For no matter how admirable rules of procedure may be , if the judicature is inadequate , if the judicial power is insufficient there ...
... regard to any court is its procedure , on which must of necessity practically depend its procedure . For no matter how admirable rules of procedure may be , if the judicature is inadequate , if the judicial power is insufficient there ...
Page 286
... regard to the customs and habits of mankind , they are bad ; " but , he intimates that this is not the case with the law of carriers , and he , again and again , speaks of it as " in accordance with the common sense of the customs and ...
... regard to the customs and habits of mankind , they are bad ; " but , he intimates that this is not the case with the law of carriers , and he , again and again , speaks of it as " in accordance with the common sense of the customs and ...
Page 288
... regard to the legal confinement of persons alleged to be of unsound . mind . " Thus , in its legal aspect , it is of great practical utility , no doubt , to the members , both of the legal and medical profes- sions . But it contains a ...
... regard to the legal confinement of persons alleged to be of unsound . mind . " Thus , in its legal aspect , it is of great practical utility , no doubt , to the members , both of the legal and medical profes- sions . But it contains a ...
Page 322
... regard to myself or others ? He says , that the strongest proof I have for my inevitable mortality is the reductio ad absurdum ; but I think that here he is mistaken that there is reductio ad absurdum , in the proper sense of the term ...
... regard to myself or others ? He says , that the strongest proof I have for my inevitable mortality is the reductio ad absurdum ; but I think that here he is mistaken that there is reductio ad absurdum , in the proper sense of the term ...
Page 346
... regard for this sacred number twelve . In the first place , the trial might have failed at the very first step for want of twelve jurymen , although five or seven or more were present , and ready to do their office . In 356 THE ...
... regard for this sacred number twelve . In the first place , the trial might have failed at the very first step for want of twelve jurymen , although five or seven or more were present , and ready to do their office . In 356 THE ...
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