Organized Self Government
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Because it has been thought best to keep the decisions of the courts near to the average citizen, the judge is assisted in many trials by a jury of twelve citizens. This jury sits with the judge throughout the trial, hears all the witnesses, listens to the judge's opin- ion about the law of the case, and then helps him to arrive at a just decision. A jury is not needed if the facts are not in dispute. If both sides of the argument agree about the facts it is only necessary for the judge to deci...de how the law fits the case.
203. Other Officers of the Court. When important cases are tried a record is made of the entire conduct of the court. This record is kept by the clerk. If it is necessary, stenographers are employed to take every word that the witnesses or other persons say. The judge must also have under his direction one or more officers to preserve order in the court-room, and to assist him in other ways. Strictly speaking, the lawyers who try cases for clients are also officers of the court, for they are present to assist the judge in arriving at a just decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because it has been thought best to keep the decisions of the courts near to the average citizen, the judge is assisted in many trials by a jury of twelve citizens. This jury sits with the judge throughout the trial, hears all the witnesses, listens to the judge's opin- ion about the law of the case, and then helps him to arrive at a just decision. A jury is not needed if the facts are not in dispute. If both sides of the argument agree about the facts it is only necessary for the judge to deci...de how the law fits the case.
203. Other Officers of the Court. When important cases are tried a record is made of the entire conduct of the court. This record is kept by the clerk. If it is necessary, stenographers are employed to take every word that the witnesses or other persons say. The judge must also have under his direction one or more officers to preserve order in the court-room, and to assist him in other ways. Strictly speaking, the lawyers who try cases for clients are also officers of the court, for they are present to assist the judge in arriving at a just decision.
What to read after Organized Self Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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