The independence and learning of the judges supported by the integrity and ability of the other members of the legal profession will prove in the future as they have in the past a chief security for the rights of my crown and the liberties of my people... Memorials - Page 86by Roundell Palmer Earl of Selborne - 1898Full view - About this book
| Richard Harris - Legal stories - 1883 - 474 pages
...1882, Our Gracious Queen, on the occasion of the opening of the Royal Courts of Justice, said : — " I trust that the uniting together in one place of...speedy administration of justice to my subjects." On April 20th, 1883, in the House of Commons, Mr. HH Fowler asked the Attorney-General whether he was... | |
| Richard Harris - Legal stories - 1883 - 450 pages
...1882, Our Gracious Queen, on the occasion of the opening of the Royal Courts of Justice, said : — " I trust that the uniting together in one place of...speedy administration of justice to my subjects." On April 20th, 1883, in the House of Commons, Mr. HH Fowler asked the Attorney-General whether he was... | |
| 1907 - 1048 pages
...those noble traditions which have gathered round the high position which they occupy. I am well assured that the independence and learning | of the judges, supported by the integrity and ability of the othri members of the profession of the law, will prove in the future, as they have in the past, 1 a... | |
| American Bar Association. Committee on Publications - Judges - 1926 - 562 pages
...In opening the new building for the law courts, her late Majesty, Queen Victoria, expressed the hope that "The independence and learning of the judges...integrity and ability of the other members of the legal profession will prove in the future as they have in the past a chief security for the rights... | |
| Law - 1883 - 500 pages
...addressed by other monarchs in similar language, but it has been reserved for Queen Victoria to speak of "the uniting together in one place of the various branches of Judicature." We believe that she expressed no idle hope in trusting that it would conduce to the more efficient... | |
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