Selected WritingsFarrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1956 - 396 עמודים |
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עמוד 245
Sydney Smith Wystan Hugh Auden. he counsel for the prisoner ? If the counsel for the prisoner were to see a strong point , which the counsel for the prosecution had missed , would he supply the deficiency of his antagonist , and urge ...
Sydney Smith Wystan Hugh Auden. he counsel for the prisoner ? If the counsel for the prisoner were to see a strong point , which the counsel for the prosecution had missed , would he supply the deficiency of his antagonist , and urge ...
עמוד 251
... counsel are employed and half - informed Justices preside instead of learned Judges . There are no complaints of the unfairness of verdicts , though there are every now and then of the severity of punishments . Now , if the reasoning of ...
... counsel are employed and half - informed Justices preside instead of learned Judges . There are no complaints of the unfairness of verdicts , though there are every now and then of the severity of punishments . Now , if the reasoning of ...
עמוד 253
... counsel are allowed . Was ever such nonsense de- fended by public men in grave assemblies ? The prosecutor , too , ( as Mr. Horace Twiss justly observes ) , can either allow or dis- allow counsel , by selecting his form of prosecution ...
... counsel are allowed . Was ever such nonsense de- fended by public men in grave assemblies ? The prosecutor , too , ( as Mr. Horace Twiss justly observes ) , can either allow or dis- allow counsel , by selecting his form of prosecution ...
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