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Courts and Criminals

CHAPTER I
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If he is human he will endeavor to accomplish justice as he sees it so long as the law can be stretched to accommodate the case.

Thus, inevitably there is a conflict between the law and its application.

It is the human element in the administration of the law that enables lawyers to get a living.

It is usually not difficult to tell what the law is; the puzzle is how it is going to be applied in any individual case.

How it is going to be applied depends very largely upon the practical side of the matter and the exigencies of existing conditions.
It is pretty hard to apply inflexibly laws over a hundred years old.


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