Survey of State Judicial Councils, Volume 4The Conference, 1942 - Courts |
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Page 43
... existing statutes . However , a court cannot claim to be exercising real rule - making power unless its rules will take the place of statutory enactments . As stated earlier this monograph is not concerned with concepts of " inherent ...
... existing statutes . However , a court cannot claim to be exercising real rule - making power unless its rules will take the place of statutory enactments . As stated earlier this monograph is not concerned with concepts of " inherent ...
Page 48
... existing practice . Observe the procedure in Michigan since 1850 and in Colorado for over twenty - five years after 1913. Procedural changes depend more on the " will to change " which is held by large numbers of the bench and bar ...
... existing practice . Observe the procedure in Michigan since 1850 and in Colorado for over twenty - five years after 1913. Procedural changes depend more on the " will to change " which is held by large numbers of the bench and bar ...
Page 120
... existing disqualifications and privileges of witnesses , and existing rules of exclusion are eliminated entirely , so that in drafting the new code the slate will be clean and all future rules of evidence will be derived from the code ...
... existing disqualifications and privileges of witnesses , and existing rules of exclusion are eliminated entirely , so that in drafting the new code the slate will be clean and all future rules of evidence will be derived from the code ...
Contents
THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE | 25 |
POSSIBILITIES IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE | 31 |
THE JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION MONOGRAPHS | 39 |
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