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Page 114
... direct questions , by their clearness and brevity can best direct the jury's attention to the essential issues and away from prejudice and favor . If , however , the court yields to the pressure of counsel to refine and elaborate the ...
... direct questions , by their clearness and brevity can best direct the jury's attention to the essential issues and away from prejudice and favor . If , however , the court yields to the pressure of counsel to refine and elaborate the ...
Page 136
... direct methods . Indeed , they are hardly to be permitted at all if the process of plea , motion , and demurrer - and then amendment to start the process anew - is to proceed as of old , for also to make use of them would be like ...
... direct methods . Indeed , they are hardly to be permitted at all if the process of plea , motion , and demurrer - and then amendment to start the process anew - is to proceed as of old , for also to make use of them would be like ...
Page 150
... direct grant of power for such a course seems therefore most valuable . As the earlier monograph points out , it is a proper adjunct of a simple and flexible system of pleading . Summary and Recommendations The definite proposal ...
... direct grant of power for such a course seems therefore most valuable . As the earlier monograph points out , it is a proper adjunct of a simple and flexible system of pleading . Summary and Recommendations The definite proposal ...
Contents
THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE | 25 |
POSSIBILITIES IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE | 31 |
THE JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION MONOGRAPHS | 39 |
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