The Origin And Development of the Legal Profession
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Christ was charged with one oflfense, and was con- victed of a totally different ofifense of greater degree. To-day, in the courts of America, no man can be convicted of any other crime than that with which he is charged, unless it be a lesser degree of the same crime.
Christ was tried with the utmost haste. With us, even in flagrant cases, self-confessed criminals are not rushed with indecent haste to their trial or punish- ment.
Christ was not confronted with his witnesses. This right with us... cannot be denied to the lowest wretch.
Christ was made a witness against himself. With us no prisoner can be compelled to be a witness against himself.
Christ was maltreated, tortured, and scourged while in custody. We see sheriffs laying down their lives against mobs in defense of prisoners, often merely that the prisoners shall have a fair trial.
OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION. 23 And last, but not least, no counsel was assigned to the defense of Christ!
Watson, in his "Life of the Master, " points out no less than five flagrant violations of the Jewish law in the proceedings before the Sanhedrin; but there was no lawyer there to cry out against the awful wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christ was charged with one oflfense, and was con- victed of a totally different ofifense of greater degree. To-day, in the courts of America, no man can be convicted of any other crime than that with which he is charged, unless it be a lesser degree of the same crime.
Christ was tried with the utmost haste. With us, even in flagrant cases, self-confessed criminals are not rushed with indecent haste to their trial or punish- ment.
Christ was not confronted with his witnesses. This right with us... cannot be denied to the lowest wretch.
Christ was made a witness against himself. With us no prisoner can be compelled to be a witness against himself.
Christ was maltreated, tortured, and scourged while in custody. We see sheriffs laying down their lives against mobs in defense of prisoners, often merely that the prisoners shall have a fair trial.
OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION. 23 And last, but not least, no counsel was assigned to the defense of Christ!
Watson, in his "Life of the Master, " points out no less than five flagrant violations of the Jewish law in the proceedings before the Sanhedrin; but there was no lawyer there to cry out against the awful wrong.
What to read after The Origin And Development of the Legal Profession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles S Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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