Duties Of Legal Profession In Aid Of The Poor
Judge George W. Wheeler addresses the Litchfield County bar banquet in Winsted on duties of lawyers to aid the poor. He urges unselfish service, contends contingent fees can both aid rights and provoke distrust, and calls for grievance committees to curb abuses. Emphasizes justice requires lawyers to defend the helpless and ensure fair fees and access to advocacy.
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Litchfield County Bar
Winsted
George W. Wheeler
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The Bar and Bench United by Justice and Duty
A speech emphasizes the lawyer as complement to the judge and the need for courage against commercial and societal pressures. It asserts that the bar’s integrity sustains justice, guides law, and shapes government, with justice described as humanity’s great interest and civic bond.
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