The Criminal Law Journal Journal 1950

Of all the persons it is the lawyer be he at the Bar or on the Bench who will have to be the leader of the masses and lead them on keeping one eye on the Articles of the Constitution and the other on the forces attacking the liberty of a citizen. [...] In the existing state of law the accused presuming he is totally innocent—is put to the expenditure of eling in for the copies of the Case papers only having chance to recover back the amount after the show is over by way of compensatory costs. [...] P. C. are not generally strictly followed by the Courts now a cla: s. It is the duty of the trial Court to ascertain from the complinant or the officer in charge of prosecution the names of persons likely to be acquainted with the facts of the case and who may be able to give evidence for the prosecution. [...] B )) The difference between the trial of a civil suit and the criminal case is that in the former it is the duty of the parties to place their case before the Court as they think best whereas in a cri. [...] The parties do not boldly object to the prolonging of the court hems for fear of incurring the displesure of the presiding officer of the Court.