Legal Ethics: Duties & Privileges of LawyerWadhwa, 1964 - 348 páginas |
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Página 49
... looked up to the independent lawyer and the noble Judge for the protection against the callous machinery of the foreign State craft . Lawyers then were looked upon as protectors , as saviours and as ministering angels . Be it said to ...
... looked up to the independent lawyer and the noble Judge for the protection against the callous machinery of the foreign State craft . Lawyers then were looked upon as protectors , as saviours and as ministering angels . Be it said to ...
Página 63
... looked at the Senator ( here he held his hands up , making a cross with two fingers ) ; it was the way the senator looked at me . " His frank bearing , his self - developed vigor , his spontaneous eloquence and command of language were ...
... looked at the Senator ( here he held his hands up , making a cross with two fingers ) ; it was the way the senator looked at me . " His frank bearing , his self - developed vigor , his spontaneous eloquence and command of language were ...
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... looked upon as conclusive . As to its being a diabolical bill , ' he continued , ' I am can give no judicial opinion . The learned counsel probably understands the application of the term better than I do , and I will assume that he is ...
... looked upon as conclusive . As to its being a diabolical bill , ' he continued , ' I am can give no judicial opinion . The learned counsel probably understands the application of the term better than I do , and I will assume that he is ...
Contenido
Chapter | 1 |
Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics | 9 |
A Code of Legal Ethics | 17 |
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