The law as literature, an anthology of great writing in and about the law /
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London :
Bodley Head,
1961
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Table of Contents:
- Prosecution and defense. Sir Charles Russell's cross-examination of Piagott before the Parnell Commission / Francis Wellman
- Notes for the prosecution of Dr. Crippen / Sir Richard Muir
- Closing address in the Nuremburg Trial / Robert H. Jackson
- Account of his ' mock trial' for blasphemy / Richard Carlile
- Socrates' address to the jurors after being found guilty of impiety and corrupting the youth / Plato
- Plea for the severest penalty upon his conviction for sedition / Gandhi
- Statement in answer to the change of seditious libel, made in the regional court, Cape town, November, 1960 / Patrick Duncan
- The courtroom scene. My day in court / Harold Laski
- Scopes trial / H.L. Mencken
- Lady Chatterley's trial / Kenneth Tynan
- Powers trial / James Morris
- On Law. From the life of Johnson / James Boswell
- Right to privacy / Samuel D. Warren and Louis D. Brandeis
- Law and literature / Benjamin N. Cardozo
- Path of the law / Oliver Wendell Holmes
- Immorality and treason / Professor H.L.A Hart
- On lawyers. Lord Monboddo and Lord Braxfield / W. Forbes Gray
- Judge and Jurist 1837-1901 / C.H.S Fifoot
- Lord Justice Scurtton / W. Frank McKinnon
- From the bench. Address to a convicted bigamist / Mr. Justice Maule
- Three weeks / Mr. Justice Younger
- On Christianity and the law / Lord Sumner
- On spiritual copyright / Mr. Justice Eve
- On press responsibility ; On detention without trial / Lord Atkin
- Two judgments / Lord Justice Harman
- On obscenity / Mr. Justice Stable
- On the will of Bernard Shaw / Lord Justice Harman
- Crime and punishment. Crimes and punishments in Roman law / Edward Gibbon
- Letter to the daily news 28th February, 1846 / Charles Dickens
- Dilemma of punishment / Judge David L. Bazelon
- Reflections on the guillotine / Albert Camus