City Magistrate Appleton Explains the Courts Reforms
An interview with City Magistrate Charles W. Appleton outlines reforms in New York City Magistrates Courts since 1909. It covers summons use, probation follow up, civilian court attendants, Domestic Relations Court, and the aim to educate and guide foreign-born residents toward fair, prompt justice while reducing political influence.
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New York
Charles W. Appleton
Page
Hughes
Mayer
Paris
Simon
Police Court Investigation Commission
Mulberry Street
Page Commission
Manhattan
Bronx
Bedford Reformatory
Apa
Rockefeller
Court of General Sessions
Supreme Court
What Is the Use of Fashionable Society
Frederick Townsend Martin argues that society, when virtuous, refines manners, fosters useful work, and sustains taste. He defending fashionables as a force for cultural progress while warning against idle, ostentatious circles. He warns solitude harms morals, praises public social life, and cites truth and virtue as society’s core. He urges balance, condemning useless display and favoring honest accomplishment.
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Jerome
Trates
Law
Frederick Townsend Martin
Middle West
Wend Phillips
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Grand Jury
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