Justice Is Not To Be Taken By

The Repetition Of A Catchword Can Hold Analysis In Fetters For Fifty Years Or More.

The Great Tides And Currents Which Engulf The Rest Of Men Do Not Turn Aside In Their Course And Pass The Judges By.

History Or Custom Or Social Utility Or Some Compelling Sense Of Justice Or Sometimes Perhaps A Semi-intuitive Apprehension Of The Pervading Spirit Of Our Law Must Come To The Rescue Of The Anxious Judge And Tell Him Where To Go.

Membership In The Bar Is A Privilege Burdened With Conditions.

The Constant Assumption Runs Throughout The Law That The Natural And Spontaneous Evolutions Of Habit Fix The Limits Of Right And Wrong.