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The Man in Court

By Frederic DeWitt Wells

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The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Man in Court, by Frederic DeWitt Wells
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The Man in Court
- By
- Frederic DeWitt Wells
  - Justice, Municipal Court of New York City
    - To MY FRIEND CHARLES E. GOSTENHOFER OF THE NEW YORK BAR IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF HIS AID AND SUGGESTIONS THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED
  - INTRODUCTIONToC
  - CONTENTS
  - IToC
  - A NIGHT COURT
  - IIToC
  - THE CIVIL COURT
  - IIIToC
  - THE JUDGE
  - IVToC
  - THE ANXIOUS JURY
  - VToC
  - THE STRENUOUS LAWYER
  - VIToC
  - THE WORRIED CLIENT
  - VIIToC
  - PROGRAMS AND PLEADINGS
  - VIIIToC
  - PICKING THE JURY
  - IXToC
  - OPENING THE CASE
  - XToC
  - THE CONFUSED WITNESS
  - XIToC
  - THOSE TECHNICAL OBJECTIONS
  - XIIToC
  - THE MOVEMENTS IN COURT
  - XIIIToC
  - ELOCUTION
  - XIVToC
  - THE HEAVY CHARGE
  - XVToC
  - THE TRUE VERDICT
  - XVIToC
  - LOOKING BACKWARD
    - The End
- Justice to All
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