The Literature of the Law: An Anthology of Great Writing in and about the LawLouis Blom-Cooper Macmillan, 1965 - 448 страници |
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... truth in the nature of fantastic explanations and absurb professions . Streicher has solemnly maintained that his only thought with respect to the Jews was to resettle them on the island of Madagascar . His reason for destroying ...
... truth in the nature of fantastic explanations and absurb professions . Streicher has solemnly maintained that his only thought with respect to the Jews was to resettle them on the island of Madagascar . His reason for destroying ...
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... truth never can prevail ; and the magistrate was right in persecuting the first Christians . ' JOHNSON . ' Sir , the only method by which religious truth can be estab- lished is by martyrdom . The magistrate has a right to enforce what ...
... truth never can prevail ; and the magistrate was right in persecuting the first Christians . ' JOHNSON . ' Sir , the only method by which religious truth can be estab- lished is by martyrdom . The magistrate has a right to enforce what ...
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... truth deprives the individual of any remedy . It is a cardinal principle of our law that everyone should be free to tell the truth , however unpalatable that truth may be . If anyone is to be penalized for stating the truth there must ...
... truth deprives the individual of any remedy . It is a cardinal principle of our law that everyone should be free to tell the truth , however unpalatable that truth may be . If anyone is to be penalized for stating the truth there must ...
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Notes for the Prosecution of Dr Crippen | 14 |
Closing Address in the Nuremberg Trial | 34 |
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