Law -- Great Britain -- Popular works
Lawyers are supposed to be more interested in the past than in the future and to resent lay criticism. Yet most lawyers would find the contemplation of existing anomalies intolerable if there were no prospect of any future remedy, and so far as lay criticism is concerned, it i...
Lawyers are supposed to be more interested in the past than in the future and to resent lay criticism. Yet most lawyers would find the contemplation of existing anomalies intole...
2. Part 2The second department will deal with contentious cases in which injury has been done. The judge will make every preliminary effort to reconcile the parties, and the strictest pr...
3. Part 3There are also certain other points which may one day be settled in order to give justice to the poor. One of them is the question of costs for an innocent person arrested on a...