Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 58.
196. lappuse
... judge should exercise greater flexibility and re- sponsibility in determining who should be excused for cause and when in doubt , the court should favor disqualification . " There are circumstances when press publicity is so grossly ...
... judge should exercise greater flexibility and re- sponsibility in determining who should be excused for cause and when in doubt , the court should favor disqualification . " There are circumstances when press publicity is so grossly ...
197. lappuse
... judge may reexamine the jurors as to their exposure to publicity . Before the jurors are reexamined , there should ... judge may sequester the jury if he feels trial publicity would otherwise reach them and prejudice their deliberations ...
... judge may reexamine the jurors as to their exposure to publicity . Before the jurors are reexamined , there should ... judge may sequester the jury if he feels trial publicity would otherwise reach them and prejudice their deliberations ...
377. lappuse
... Judge Medina in American Safety Table Co. v . Schreiber , 84 which concerned the detailed copying of a product on which the patent had expired . Judge Medina though recognizing the im- portance of imitation , 85 decried the defendant's ...
... Judge Medina in American Safety Table Co. v . Schreiber , 84 which concerned the detailed copying of a product on which the patent had expired . Judge Medina though recognizing the im- portance of imitation , 85 decried the defendant's ...
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