The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 8Grolier, 1988 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 115
... judges - in fact only about 90 - so that a single judge may hold court on circuit , as business demands . In the larger cities , the courts are in continuous operation because of the vol- ume of business . The judges are not laymen ...
... judges - in fact only about 90 - so that a single judge may hold court on circuit , as business demands . In the larger cities , the courts are in continuous operation because of the vol- ume of business . The judges are not laymen ...
Page 115
... judges - in fact only about 90 - so that a single judge may hold court on circuit , as business demands . In the larger cities , the courts are in continuous operation because of the vol- ume of business . The judges are not laymen ...
... judges - in fact only about 90 - so that a single judge may hold court on circuit , as business demands . In the larger cities , the courts are in continuous operation because of the vol- ume of business . The judges are not laymen ...
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... judge ; in the tribunal de grande instance ( for misde- meanors ) , before three judges . When a prelim- inary investigation has occurred , the investigating judge's report is first read . The court then ques- tions the accused and ...
... judge ; in the tribunal de grande instance ( for misde- meanors ) , before three judges . When a prelim- inary investigation has occurred , the investigating judge's report is first read . The court then ques- tions the accused and ...
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