Forer, Lois G.

McLennon, William

Shaffer, Thomas L.

English

In our complex society, the role of the lawyer has assumed unprecedented significance. People turn to the law for answers to all of the new questions involving social, moral, and ethical considerations, as well as for answers to many of the old problems which were not typically perceived as legal issues. Law students, faculty, lawyers, judges, the clergy, and even anthropologists-all of us need a much more sensitive and deeper understanding of a wide variety of problems. We must continually question the rightness of the law and the fairness and decency with which we treat all of the people who are affected, not only by the legal process in the administration of justice, but also by the far-reaching effects of court decisions

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Some Problems in Administration of Justice in a Secularized Society

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Some Problems in Administration of Justice in a Secularized Society

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