The National Review, Volume 101W.H. Allen, 1933 |
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Page 356
... Court fairly often , and be actively engaged each day devilling for one of the busy men in his Chambers . He must be ... Court at various assizes in the hope tha some prisoner will plead " not guilty , " ask to be represented and choose ...
... Court fairly often , and be actively engaged each day devilling for one of the busy men in his Chambers . He must be ... Court at various assizes in the hope tha some prisoner will plead " not guilty , " ask to be represented and choose ...
Page 384
... court which suited them to perfection , coupled with some luck in finding Ellsworth Vines a little below form , enabled our representa- tives to overcome one of the strongest teams that has ever journeyed from the U.S.A. to Europe ...
... court which suited them to perfection , coupled with some luck in finding Ellsworth Vines a little below form , enabled our representa- tives to overcome one of the strongest teams that has ever journeyed from the U.S.A. to Europe ...
Page 415
... Court or the High Court . Members f the legal profession are occasionally appointed directly as District and Sessions Judges . At first the careers of judges nd magistrates alike proceed almost automatically . If they erform their ...
... Court or the High Court . Members f the legal profession are occasionally appointed directly as District and Sessions Judges . At first the careers of judges nd magistrates alike proceed almost automatically . If they erform their ...
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