Frailties of the Jury
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" In this were noted and illustrated % some of the common mistakes of lawyers that 2 tend to impair or prevent success at the bar, and ij other methods were suggested as improvements. greeting accorded to the first, and thereby has S the author been encouraged to attempt the some- o what bolder task of writing this book upon the t frailties of the jury.
«9 He wishes to assure the reader that he is not conscious of any personal prejudice against the twelve men in the box. On the contrary, they ...432668 4 PREFACE seem to him like personal friends who are at- tached to him by ties formed from the associa- tions of many years. Almost from boyhood he has stood before the jury pleading for their ver- dicts, watching their open faces and feeling the thrills of delight or pangs of woe sweep through his frame as they appeared to smile or frown upon his plea. The meager cottage where our youth was spent must always have a hallowed place in mind. Our pleasures there we cherish long, our sorrows .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In this were noted and illustrated % some of the common mistakes of lawyers that 2 tend to impair or prevent success at the bar, and ij other methods were suggested as improvements. greeting accorded to the first, and thereby has S the author been encouraged to attempt the some- o what bolder task of writing this book upon the t frailties of the jury.
«9 He wishes to assure the reader that he is not conscious of any personal prejudice against the twelve men in the box. On the contrary, they ...432668 4 PREFACE seem to him like personal friends who are at- tached to him by ties formed from the associa- tions of many years. Almost from boyhood he has stood before the jury pleading for their ver- dicts, watching their open faces and feeling the thrills of delight or pangs of woe sweep through his frame as they appeared to smile or frown upon his plea. The meager cottage where our youth was spent must always have a hallowed place in mind. Our pleasures there we cherish long, our sorrows .
What to read after Frailties of the Jury?
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