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Integrity in Judges Restores English Law in Nineteenth Century Tone
A polemical defense of mature judges and English legal tradition. It argues that prior benches harmed liberty, praise reforms restoring juries under the Great Charter and law of the land. Cites Ethelred era practices, Norman and Danish legal influences, and Coke’s juror standards to uphold a free, impartial judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryal
England
Normandy
Guil de Rovell Aleuconner
William the
Ethelved
Lambara
Fingulis Centuris Comitia Santo
Cantergutry
Felomout
44Att
Paris
Urs
Grarvil
Bration