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Full-Text Articles in Law
History Of The Statutory Rules Of Federal Jurisdiction And Procedure, Robert C. Brown
History Of The Statutory Rules Of Federal Jurisdiction And Procedure, Robert C. Brown
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Companion Of Civil And Court Martial Procedure, Howard Clark Ii
A Companion Of Civil And Court Martial Procedure, Howard Clark Ii
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Forms For Use In Federal Courts, Robert C. Brown
Forms For Use In Federal Courts, Robert C. Brown
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Position Of Unrecognized Governments Before The Courts Of Foreign States, N. D. Houghton
The Position Of Unrecognized Governments Before The Courts Of Foreign States, N. D. Houghton
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Court Procedure In Federal Tax Cases, Robert C. Brown
Court Procedure In Federal Tax Cases, Robert C. Brown
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Illinois Appellate Courts-Are They Satisfactory?
The Illinois Appellate Courts-Are They Satisfactory?
Michigan Law Review
The instantaneous answer of "Yes" to this question was given by every Illinois attorney the writer asked while gathering material for this article, and undoubtedly that would be the answer of an overwhelming percentage of the Illinois Bar. In the Constitutional Convention of 1920 in Illinois, not one of the fifty odd lawyer members ever questioned their expediency in all the debates on the judiciary article. And much can, of course, be said in their favor. They relieve the supreme court of a great burden of work. They are closer at hand than the supreme court to most of the …
Power Of Courts To Compel Defendant In Criminal Case To Submit To Physical Examination, Sumner Kenner
Power Of Courts To Compel Defendant In Criminal Case To Submit To Physical Examination, Sumner Kenner
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Survey Of The Proposals To Limit Or Deny The Power Of Judicial Review By The Supreme Court Of The Untied States (Part 2), Maurice Culp
A Survey Of The Proposals To Limit Or Deny The Power Of Judicial Review By The Supreme Court Of The Untied States (Part 2), Maurice Culp
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Judicial Councils, Thurman Arnold
Should The Jury System Be Abolished, T. W. A.
Should The Jury System Be Abolished, T. W. A.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Power Of The Court To Grant A New Trial On Conflicting Evidence, Clara Dwight Whitten
The Power Of The Court To Grant A New Trial On Conflicting Evidence, Clara Dwight Whitten
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Administrative Tribunals-Operation Of Administrative Orders As Res Judicata
Administrative Tribunals-Operation Of Administrative Orders As Res Judicata
Michigan Law Review
To the layman res judicata is simply another one of those esoteric legal subterfuges by which lawyers evade the simple facts and win lawsuits for their clients. So he shrugs his shoulders at the whole silly business and confines his interest in the law to the dramatic trio: great crimes, great names, and great figures. To the lawyer, principle is dominant. Though he may quibble over its spelling, he recognizes res judicata as a sound working principle and is interested in the popular case mainly because good legal talent will be employed, capable arguments presented, and sound decisions reached.
Special Interrogatories, Arlos Jackson Harbert
Special Interrogatories, Arlos Jackson Harbert
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Survey Of The Proposals To Limit Or Deny The Power Of Judicial Review By The Supreme Court Of The United States, Maurice S. Culp
A Survey Of The Proposals To Limit Or Deny The Power Of Judicial Review By The Supreme Court Of The United States, Maurice S. Culp
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Why Of Written Opinions In The Appellate Court In Cases Affirmed, G. A. Farabaugh, Walter R. Arnold
The Why Of Written Opinions In The Appellate Court In Cases Affirmed, G. A. Farabaugh, Walter R. Arnold
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Possible Methods Of Relieving The Supreme Court Of Washington, Alfred J. Schweppe
Possible Methods Of Relieving The Supreme Court Of Washington, Alfred J. Schweppe
Washington Law Review
In the past several years there has been much discussion among the bench and bar of the state of Washington concerning ways and means for relieving the Supreme Court to some extent, at least, from the ever- increaslng volume of judicial business, in order that the court may devote more time to important causes. Investigation reveals that the volume of opinion-writing required of each judge of the Supreme Court of this state greatly exceeds that imposed upon most of the appellate court judges in the United States. The individual judges of the Supreme Court of this state are each required …
Does Indiana Need A Judicial Council, C. Severin Buschmann
Does Indiana Need A Judicial Council, C. Severin Buschmann
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.