Legal Ethics: Duties & Privileges of LawyerWadhwa, 1964 - 348 páginas |
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... prisoner was there and his counsel was not . ( The Boston Herald cited in 16 Green Bag 612. ) Defence of insanity ... prisoner . Not so the prisoner . With ill - concealed rage he sought out his lawyer , and calling him to one side gave ...
... prisoner was there and his counsel was not . ( The Boston Herald cited in 16 Green Bag 612. ) Defence of insanity ... prisoner . Not so the prisoner . With ill - concealed rage he sought out his lawyer , and calling him to one side gave ...
Página 154
... prisoner who had been convicted before him of bigamy . He said ' Prisoner at the bar , you have been convicted before me of what the law regards as a very grave and serious offence , that of going through the marriage ceremony a second ...
... prisoner who had been convicted before him of bigamy . He said ' Prisoner at the bar , you have been convicted before me of what the law regards as a very grave and serious offence , that of going through the marriage ceremony a second ...
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... prisoner and his lawyer . " Gentlemen , you will pleace come to order , " said the Court thum ping on the table with his fist . The lawyer arose and said : " Your honor , I represent the prisoner in the case . This is the hour at which ...
... prisoner and his lawyer . " Gentlemen , you will pleace come to order , " said the Court thum ping on the table with his fist . The lawyer arose and said : " Your honor , I represent the prisoner in the case . This is the hour at which ...
Contenido
Chapter | 1 |
Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics | 9 |
A Code of Legal Ethics | 17 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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