Memoir of Theophilus Parsons Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Mas
Memoir of Theophilus Parsons Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Mas
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And that the people might so feel, the very first and most essential cause must be, that the judicial department should deserve to be so regarded. He wished that the people should see and know, clearly and certainly, the utility of the judiciary to them ; and that they should see and know as clearly the means by which their utility might be secured and preserved.
In this department he included, not the judges only, but all who were officers of the courts ; and among them he placed all who pract...ised at the bar. And I believe that he was earnest and constant in his endeavors to impress upon his students, and upon others who came within his reach, that it was the duty of every lawyer to feel that upon him- self rested some portion of the responsibility, and of the power for good or for evil, with which the institutions of a constitutional republic invest its judicial department.
No suspicion of political or personal corruption ever attached itself to the judiciary of Massachusetts. In these respects there was nothing to desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that the people might so feel, the very first and most essential cause must be, that the judicial department should deserve to be so regarded. He wished that the people should see and know, clearly and certainly, the utility of the judiciary to them ; and that they should see and know as clearly the means by which their utility might be secured and preserved.
In this department he included, not the judges only, but all who were officers of the courts ; and among them he placed all who pract...ised at the bar. And I believe that he was earnest and constant in his endeavors to impress upon his students, and upon others who came within his reach, that it was the duty of every lawyer to feel that upon him- self rested some portion of the responsibility, and of the power for good or for evil, with which the institutions of a constitutional republic invest its judicial department.
No suspicion of political or personal corruption ever attached itself to the judiciary of Massachusetts. In these respects there was nothing to desire.
What to read after Memoir of Theophilus Parsons Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Mas?
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