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Chapter 15 GENERAL OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSION
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 FIRST IMPRESSIONS
Chapter 2 THE MAKING OF LAWYERS
Chapter 3 BARRISTERS
Chapter 4 BARRISTERS-THE COMMON LAW AND THE CHANCERY BARS
Chapter 5 SOLICITORS
Chapter 6 BUSINESS AND FEES
Chapter 7 DISCIPLINE OF THE BAR AND OF SOLICITORS
Chapter 8 THE CIVIL COURTS
Chapter 9 COURTS OF APPEAL
Chapter 10 MASTERS THE TIME SAVERS
Chapter 11 THE POLICE COURTS
Chapter 12 THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT;-THE OLD BAILEY
Chapter 13 AN IMPORTANT MURDER TRIAL
Chapter 14 LITIGATION ARISING OUTSIDE OF LONDON
Chapter 15 GENERAL OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSION
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