Report of the ... Annual Meeting of the American Bar Association, Volume 32E.C. Markley & Son, 1884 - Bar associations |
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Page 62
... advocate demands firm and decided opposition to the views ex- pressed or the course pursued by the court , nay , even manly and open remonstrance ; but this duty may be faithfully performed , and yet that outward respect be preserved ...
... advocate demands firm and decided opposition to the views ex- pressed or the course pursued by the court , nay , even manly and open remonstrance ; but this duty may be faithfully performed , and yet that outward respect be preserved ...
Page 64
... advocate should be always equal . He should most carefully aim to repress every- thing like excitability or irritability . When passion is allowed to prevail , the judgment is dethroned . Words are spoken , or things done , which the ...
... advocate should be always equal . He should most carefully aim to repress every- thing like excitability or irritability . When passion is allowed to prevail , the judgment is dethroned . Words are spoken , or things done , which the ...
Page 81
... advocate , on which side is the justice of the cause ; yet he will maintain , and often with the appearance of warmth and earnestness , that side which he his own bond , he may recover from his client what he is obliged to pay thereon ...
... advocate , on which side is the justice of the cause ; yet he will maintain , and often with the appearance of warmth and earnestness , that side which he his own bond , he may recover from his client what he is obliged to pay thereon ...
Page 83
... advocate performs . He is not morally responsible for the act of the party in maintaining an unjust cause , nor for the error of the court , if they fall into error , in deciding it in his favor . The court or jury ought certainly to ...
... advocate performs . He is not morally responsible for the act of the party in maintaining an unjust cause , nor for the error of the court , if they fall into error , in deciding it in his favor . The court or jury ought certainly to ...
Page 84
... advocate , that all causes are to be taken by him indiscriminately , and conducted with a view to one single end , It is much to be feared , however , that the prevailing tone of professional ethics leads practically to this result . He ...
... advocate , that all causes are to be taken by him indiscriminately , and conducted with a view to one single end , It is much to be feared , however , that the prevailing tone of professional ethics leads practically to this result . He ...
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