...Theodore Ropp Enoch H. Crowder: Soldier, Lawyer, and Statesman . By Lockmiller David A. . Columbia : The University of Missouri Studies , 1955 . Pp. 286 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 Book Reviews 393 Joyce. He writes with gusto and wit, though...

...Weymouth T. Jordan The Clays of Alabama: A Plantation-Lawyer-Politician Family . By Nuermberger Ruth Ketring . Lexington : University of Kentucky Press , 1958 . Pp. x , 342 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 486 The South Atlantic Quarterly The most...

...Robert Samuel Rogers Eternal Lawyer: A Legal Biography of Cicero . By Wilkin Robert N. . New York : The Macmillan Company . 1947 . Pp. xviii , 264 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 276 The South Atlantic Quarterly that such a work is worthy of permanent...

.... This is not a nihilism that lawyers dedicated to reproductive justice can indulge in; the stakes are far too high. Second, it does the opposition's work for them by cowing people into overcompliance with abortion bans out of fear. It inures people to the idea that the law has direct punitive power over...

...John S. Bradway Copyright © 1932 by Duke University Press 1932 EMBRYO LAWYERS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE JOHN S. BRADWAY ONE DAY, more years ago than I care to remember, a group of over-enthusiastic relatives dressed me in my best clothes which consisted of a lace cap with ribbons, a white woolly...

...Sidney Kaplan Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 HONESTUS AND THE ANNIHILATION OF THE LAWYERS SIDNEY KAPLAN IN MARCH, 1786, a few months before the spring sitting of the General Court, the Independent Chronicle of Boston printed a long letter under a prosy title Some...

... policies. This essay provides a first-hand account from a scholar, lawyer, and activist central to the recent struggles for the common good and against such neoliberal policies taking place in Italy. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Argentieri Benedetta Cruccu Matteo . 2012...

... lawyers but unknown to international law? How can the innocent prove their innocence? Yet this categorical reconstruction of identity is not unprecedented. To claim a history for these conditions of disfigured personhood and civil incapacity, I summon the cautionary haunt of due process in slave...

...Irina Ceric Claiming that the criminal justice system fails to effectively prohibit protest and civil disobedience, corporate lawyers embrace the pervasive use of injunctions and contempt of court charges in struggles over resource extraction in British Columbia, dubbing this approach the “new...

... other group; Mazarin and Richelieu are noted examples of the hold of clergy on public affairs. And the Man of the Sword often at­ tempted to step into the political shoes of the Man of the Bible. But since the nineteenth century, the predominance of the lawyer seems to outweigh the influence of any...

... principles are questioned and brought under revision. We are accustomed to say, for instance, that under the principles of Anglo-Saxon lib­ erty the right of private property and the right to freedom ofcon­ tract are immutable. But every lawyer knows these rights today are far different from what they were...

... Rouge et le noir, Stendhal exhibits no greater disdain and this is to say a good deal than for the lawyers and judges whose careers have made them central to French jus­ tice, as when Julien speaks in style indirect libre about his own capital trial: Ces juges si formalistes, si achames apres le pauvre...

..., in the offices of lawyers, and, in a manner not beyond imitation in our own time, married the daughter of one of his teachers, Ann Lewis, daughter of John Lewis of Spottsylvania County. He went through a few years of dissi­ pation, much exaggerated in all probability by those who have written their little...

.... Justice Holmes back to John Adams and the American Revolution, and now back much further to the great reporter, teacher, prosecutor, and judge of the common law of England, the stalwart defender of the rights of Parliament against the prerogative of the Crown, Lord Coke, as the old English lawyers called...

... and formalization in public law of questions of (in)equality and democratic citizenship (Britton-Purdy et al. 2020: 1790). The political ends identified by agenda-setting pieces such as this one will be familiar and dear to critical international lawyers: the centering of questions of power, the pri­ oritization...

... sixth successful year at Duke University. Em­ bodying the salient features of a medical clinic, the Duke Legal Aid Clinic is supervised by faculty members and manned by graduate students, providing daily those who can­ not afford lawyers free legal advice, or if that is not enough, free legal service...

..., 30 were children of ministers of relig­ ion, 11 of musicians, 5 of sculptors and painters, 4 of physi­ cians, 11 of lawyers, 4 of government clerks, 3 of notaries in a day when the duties of notaries differed widely from those of modern officials of the name, 2 of scriveners and 4 of school­ masters...

... cathartic as when read the first time. One of the most extraordinary stories of Chekhov is The Bet which appears, on interior evidence, to have been written about the year 1885. The story concerns a wager made by a wealthy banker with a young lawyer twenty-five years of age. At a dinner given...

... . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Akbar Amna . 2020 . “ Demands for a Democratic Political Economy .” Harvard Law Review Forum 134 : 90 . Arkles Gabriel Gehi Pooja Redfield Elana . 2010 . “ The Role of Lawyers in Trans Liberation: Building a Transformative Movement...

... and East (K.B., 1785-1800, also cited as Term Reports) kept arriving on the docks and the lawyers kept citing them. As for the civilians, they might play around with them, but few could read them and they would be difficult to apply. Let us now pack our saddle bags and set out across the moun- 8 See...