Readings On the History And System of the Common Law
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Solicitor in Chancery, in suits in or courts of equity.
Proctor, in proceedings in or courts of admiralty.
In England, the profession is divided into two branches, counsel being called Barristers, and, in recent times, the other branch of the profession, Solicitors.
In the United States all members of the profession are both attorneys and counsellors; but the term Solicitor is frequently used where there are separate courts of equity and in the federal courts.^ * Von Schmidt v. Wilber, Supreme ...Court of C. Auifornia, 1893 (99 Cal. 511). Harrison, J. : . . . A court is a tribunal presided over by one or more judges, for the exercise of such judicial power, as has been conferred upon it by law. Blackstone, following Coke, defines it as "a place where justice is judicially administered, " (3 Bl. Comm. 23) ; but it is also essential that this place be designated by law, and 1 On the history of the legal profession in the United States, reference may be made to Warren, History of the American Bar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Solicitor in Chancery, in suits in or courts of equity.
Proctor, in proceedings in or courts of admiralty.
In England, the profession is divided into two branches, counsel being called Barristers, and, in recent times, the other branch of the profession, Solicitors.
In the United States all members of the profession are both attorneys and counsellors; but the term Solicitor is frequently used where there are separate courts of equity and in the federal courts.^ * Von Schmidt v. Wilber, Supreme ...Court of C. Auifornia, 1893 (99 Cal. 511). Harrison, J. : . . . A court is a tribunal presided over by one or more judges, for the exercise of such judicial power, as has been conferred upon it by law. Blackstone, following Coke, defines it as "a place where justice is judicially administered, " (3 Bl. Comm. 23) ; but it is also essential that this place be designated by law, and 1 On the history of the legal profession in the United States, reference may be made to Warren, History of the American Bar.
What to read after Readings On the History And System of the Common Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roscoe Pound to read onlineMoreLess
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