The Lawyer, 1-4. sējumiAmerican Law Book Company, 1937 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 82.
9. lappuse
... opinion by the judge as to how some issue of fact should be resolved , as to the credibility of the witnesses , in actual practice is seldom used . It is a power reserved for that rare case when outrageous pettifoggery requires an ...
... opinion by the judge as to how some issue of fact should be resolved , as to the credibility of the witnesses , in actual practice is seldom used . It is a power reserved for that rare case when outrageous pettifoggery requires an ...
25. lappuse
... opinion , the radio merely extends the boundaries of public participation in the administration of the laws . This participation , he thinks , is a good thing . Radio on Trial The lawyers think it is a bad thing . In the first place ...
... opinion , the radio merely extends the boundaries of public participation in the administration of the laws . This participation , he thinks , is a good thing . Radio on Trial The lawyers think it is a bad thing . In the first place ...
21. lappuse
... opinion was dictated by attorneys . Certainly Webster did not know of the opinion or he would have referred to it in his argument . In the practice of law it is to be expected that judges will accept the theory expounded by advocate but ...
... opinion was dictated by attorneys . Certainly Webster did not know of the opinion or he would have referred to it in his argument . In the practice of law it is to be expected that judges will accept the theory expounded by advocate but ...
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