Litigator And Federal Judge Oral History Transcript 2000
Litigator And Federal Judge Oral History Transcript 2000
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He himself was not a practicing Jew. His wife, however, had been very active in getting children out of the hands of Hitler, and I suppose she s probably religiously Jewish as well as sympathetically, essentially.
He was a kind person who didn t believe in heavy sentencing, although he was hard on anyone convicted of violent crime or drug sales by a personnot an addict, by a wholesaler, big dealers. He was not the most tactful person in the world. For example, he once demanded--! don t know jus...t how the demand was to be met, but any attorney who prosecuted a marijuana case had to certify to him that he, the prosecutor himself, never used marijuana. I think it was in this connection when the papers rather took it up that he recanted and said he d talked the matter over with his wife and his wife thought he was wrong. [Laughter] He had that kind of dealing with the press, for example. He was an idealistic person, completely and effectively dedicated to the concepts of liberty and freedom that are enshrined in the Constitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He himself was not a practicing Jew. His wife, however, had been very active in getting children out of the hands of Hitler, and I suppose she s probably religiously Jewish as well as sympathetically, essentially.
He was a kind person who didn t believe in heavy sentencing, although he was hard on anyone convicted of violent crime or drug sales by a personnot an addict, by a wholesaler, big dealers. He was not the most tactful person in the world. For example, he once demanded--! don t know jus...t how the demand was to be met, but any attorney who prosecuted a marijuana case had to certify to him that he, the prosecutor himself, never used marijuana. I think it was in this connection when the papers rather took it up that he recanted and said he d talked the matter over with his wife and his wife thought he was wrong. [Laughter] He had that kind of dealing with the press, for example. He was an idealistic person, completely and effectively dedicated to the concepts of liberty and freedom that are enshrined in the Constitution.
What to read after Litigator And Federal Judge Oral History Transcript 2000?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanley a Stanley Alexander Weigel to read onlineMoreLess
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